ULUWATU TEMPLE

The Uluwatu Temple or Pura Luhur Uluwatu, one of the six main temples considered as the spiritual pillars of Bali, is renowned for its beautiful location, perched atop a steep cliff about 70 meters above sea level. the sea. This temple also shares the beautiful backdrops of the sunset like that of the temple of Tanah Lot, another important sea temple located in the western shores of the island.
 
Pura Luhur Uluwatu is certainly one of the best places on the island to relax at sunset, with a direct view of the beautiful Indian Ocean and the daily Kecak dance shows. Balinese architecture, traditionally designed walkways and ancient sculptures add to the appeal of Uluwatu Temple.
 
Behind the main shrine in one of the courtyards of Uluwatu Temple is a statue of Brahmins facing the Indian Ocean, considered a representation of Dhang Hyang Dwijendra. The two entrances to the temple area are divided doors with carvings of leaves and flowers. In front of each of them are some sculptures in the shape of a human body with an elephant's head. A 10th century heritage is the one-piece winged stone gate to the inside courtyard of Pura Uluwatu.
 
Having many signs warn visitors about precautions for specialized monkeys stealing sunglasses and camera. However, visitors can reach them when having peanuts or bananas, to recover stolen assets.