Uluwatu temple
Uluwatu Temple
Pura Luhur Uluwatu is a temple located on the peninsula of Bali. This temple is one of the temples founded by Dang Hyang Nirata, known as Ida Pedanda sakti wawu rauh in the 15th century.
He was one of the saints who introduced the Padma Temple building there to worship the one God Shiva. He is believed to be Moksha in this place, which is why it is called Pura Luhur, which means sighing or nirvana.
like on tours that I often do. This place is an amazing place standing tall on a coral peak that rises into the Indian Ocean which adds to the beauty of this temple.
In his holy journey to strengthen the pillars of the Hindu religion by establishing a temple on the border of the island of Bali. The temple is a reminder of the teachings of our noble ancestors.
The coral walls are clearly visible with a depth of possibly up to 100 meters down, with foamy waves hitting the sand and coral walls, especially when crawling to welcome the setting sun.
Returned to his resting place, the blue sky slowly turning yellow to orange behind this temple became a very amazing natural view, the sunset sinking into the majesty of this temple.
Moreover, accompanied by the sound of traditional singing by the Kecak dance participants, it adds to the interesting atmosphere created.
Uluwatutemple locally known as Pura Luhur Uluwatu
This is one of Bali's nine key directional temples and one of the most spectacular ones on the entire island, perched on the top of a steep cliff approximately 70 meters above sea level
Luwatu Temple has a unique architecture with palm-front black roof stacked into the black.
The most impressive thing that anyone sees Uluwatu temple is also amazing prime location, precariously between heaven and earth.
Giving it a majestic beauty, the virtual maze, bobbing between the floors clouds overhead and the waves lapping against the cliffs at the foot of white foam.
As mentioned above the name Luhur means “something of divine origin” and ulu the “land's end” and watu the “rock” in the old language. The name itself had aptly described what this special temple is all about.
Along the way to this temple, many monkeys accompanied us while observing their behavior. However, be careful with animals, we cannot predict their actions. Moreover, in some groups of monkeys there are those who are very nosy and mischievous, they often rob visitors to avoid their criminal acts.
We have to protect ourselves from wearing all kinds of jewelry including watches, glasses, various types of food and drinks. something that attracts their attention that gives off or reflects light
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