Uluwatu Temple
Temples & Cultural Landmarks
Perched on a 70-meter cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean, Uluwatu Temple is a masterpiece of Balinese architecture. The temple complex offers stunning ocean vistas and hosts traditional Kecak performances in the evening.
Highlights
- check_circle Clifftop temple perched 70 metres above the Indian Ocean
- check_circle Spectacular panoramic views of the southern Bukit Peninsula
- check_circle Traditional Kecak fire dance performed at sunset
- check_circle Large wild monkey population living within the temple grounds
- check_circle Some of Bali's best surfing accessible from the cliff base
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Best Time to Visit
April – October; attend the Kecak dance at 6:00 PM daily
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Travel Tips
Keep a firm grip on belongings — the resident monkeys are notoriously bold and will snatch sunglasses, bags, and phones. A sarong is mandatory to enter; wrap it tightly. Book Kecak dance tickets in advance during peak season. The cliffside walk around the temple perimeter offers exceptional ocean views at golden hour.
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