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steve budi (04/06/2018 11:30)
Breathtaking view all around this famous temple. Must visit when you're in Bali. Do yourself a favour and go when. Its close to sunset for a picture perfect scenery. Come a bit earlier to visit the sacred temple and then safe a good spot for sunset.
Adiseshan K (29/05/2018 05:36)
-A historical extravagance..
-Very famous destination among tourists in Bali with spectacular view of sunset.
-The temple is located on sea level.
-During high tide, the water surges in and people have to walk a short distance, to reach the temple.
-A cave with Holy Spring is located under the temple, where they splash you with the holy water, put some rice on your forehead and a flower on your ear, and off course you have to put some donation 😜
-The path is lined on both sides with small shops selling souveniers, arts and gifts.
-Bargain about 60% from the original price.
-The cliff tops are lined with mini restaurants and stalls which sells local food and fresh fruits.
-You get Fresh Tender Coconut water at cheaper rates.
-Overall a very interesting and fun experience.
Bharat Kumar (28/04/2018 06:09)
What a beautiful beach and awesome sunset, Holy spirit temple and their rituals.
Must visit when you're in Bali.
The temple located on the beach which little far from the city but worth visit place. You can hire rented bikes from the city to ride till this pace or you can hire a taxi as well.
Very well maintained and cleanliness and sanctity.
So many Shops for attracting tourists especially gifts shops.
Below the temple Holy spirit water from the rocks is rejuvenating and Superb, must try.
Anandie Klaasen (23/04/2018 00:23)
Entrance fee is 30k Rupiah pp and 2k Rupiah for a a scooter.
You have to park quite far from the beginning part of walking to the temple. Then you walk through many shops and stalls ( we went really early so they were all closed, but can imagine them all wanting your attention when they are open) finally you get to the gate of the temple. It is very well maintained and quite beautiful. You walk down a few steps and get to the beach area. If it is high tide you cant access the steps to rock that the temple is built on. And even when you can access it, you cant enter the temple. Even at 7 am there was a lot of people and big crowds.
Then you can also walk around the edges of the cliff side with walkways and explore other sides and areas of the area. There are little smaller temple areas on the edge of the cliff. You also cant access these, but can look through the gates and take some pictures. It is really beautiful and you can get some stunning views and photos. Look for the hidden staircase with access to a small beach. Which also depending on high or low tide you can get some lovely pics.
Radja Sitanggang (20/04/2018 03:07)
Tanah Lot Temple is one of Bali’s most important landmarks, famed for its unique offshore setting and sunset backdrops. An ancient Hindu shrine perched on top of an outcrop amidst constantly crashing waves; Tanah Lot Temple is simply among Bali’s not-to-be-missed icons.
Amazing views, hope to see you again..
Muhammad Alif Naufal (14/04/2018 19:02)
Great place. You can enjoy the beautiful panorama i means the beach with beautiful waves. But you have to be careful cause sometime the biggest wave come, and it can make you fall. In there, a lot of souvenir store. So, you can choose what souvenir you want to buy. THE MOST INTERESTING POINT IS YOU CAN ENJOY THE SUNSET FROM TANAH LOT. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SUNSET!!!
Dominik Lysek (11/04/2018 06:51)
The place is very touristy. Big crowds everywhere.
Small entrence fee.
You are not allowed to go to the temple. You can just see it from the cliff.
Cliffs are beautiful.
Before you ll see the temple you must go threw local market.. It is tedious bit.
Gaurang Desai (01/04/2018 14:38)
Hindu temple. Best time to visit will be sunrise or sunset. Multiple hotels are available serving coconut water and a variety of juices with view of the temple. Many souvenir shops are around the complex. Luwak coffee shops also available in same area. Ample parking available.
Steve Kumar (22/02/2018 08:40)
Great parking easy access there is quite a lot to see, including restaurants, shops, market stalls and the amazing Temples and manicured gardens, this place is truly beautiful, you shouldn't miss its known for its unique Offshore setting "TanahLot" is an ancient Hindu Sea Temple. Large waves consistently crashes its rock base and forms the place for Tourist Attraction. Its best viewed in Sunset. The Temple in particular is closed for tourists, but if you wear the local Balinese clothing you will get in. I had to do just that. Its very tranquil setting. A must see place
VJ (15/02/2018 03:53)
This is a beautiful location to visit, the seaside setting for the temple if gorgeous and peaceful. There is an area to go down to and have water from a fresh cave which is something of a custom here.
Try the tender coconuts as well, they are pretty good here. This place is great for a half day trip.
PAN PENGFEI (13/02/2018 05:43)
I believe this is one of the best in Bali though there are many group tourist. This is not a small place and probably need 3 hours (may be 2 but I had 4). Lots of things to see and great opportunities to take shots. Beautiful ocean view and unique scene. This is also a great place to enjoy the sunset. If you want to do this you may find a seat and have a drink on the highland. There are souvenir shops and small restaurants on it. You can have some postcard shots here. Enjoy.
sekhar CK (04/12/2017 08:23)
Great place to Visit. Once you enter the main gate, if you take left, you'd see the main temple of Tanah lot. which is closed at high tide.
On the right side, there is another small temple, the rock formation underneath it looks like a tunnel. if you go far right, there are gardens and a cafe. beyond that is the new building being constructed for kecak dance. Don't miss any of these. Explore fully.
Even though its almost right in the midst of the sea, the temple has a fresh water spring which is considered Holy. The priests there bless you with flower and put rice on the forehead, once you sprinkle yourself with that holy water.
Robert Jakubek (16/11/2017 05:56)
Lots of tourists in their natural habitat. You pay an entrance fee and there are plenty of shops around to get all those souvenirs your friends and family back home are desperately awaiting. Must be a nice place when it’s not busy (I wonder when that is).
Arif A Hossaini (04/10/2017 05:15)
Entrance fee is 60,000 IDR per person and parking fee (2000 for bike and 5000 for cars). However, you're not allowed to enter the temple itself and have to pay for the toilet (there’s a free toilet near entrance). Beautiful place particularly during low tide and sunset. The site of the temple was wonderful! You can see there one of the most beautiful sunsets. But full of tourists. Make sure you know when the tide will be in so you aren't disappointed when you can't get closer. You can't actually go into the temple area and to even go up the stairs you have to wait in line to be blessed, for a price. Honestly, I've expected better after two hours of driving and 120,000 IDR entrance fee for 2 persons.
Anna Pomeroy (25/09/2017 05:57)
Pity there are so many tourists around (like myself) all vying for the best spot to take a picture. Very beautiful and unique temple.
Steven P (24/09/2017 13:42)
The temple is gorgeous and is right out in the sea. It is a beautiful place at anytime of the day. You can also venture to the temple during low tide. It can get crowded toward near the edge close to the temple as a lot of people crowd around for photography. Do be careful not to get push off the edge as some tourist can be rowdy. There is also a street full of shops selling souvenirs and sarongs. Do venture to the other opp side of the temple to catch a glimpse of the Indian Ocean as well
Jess Robertson (21/09/2017 12:20)
The location of this place is amazing, the views are great for photos and there is some rockpooling to see around. The Hindu architecture is beautiful. But I hate how much we were charged to park and to enter. It was 60000 + 20000 to park. Then we had to pay to get into the temple, massive tourist trap.
Sohamjit Das (17/09/2017 11:18)
Temples in Bali are beautiful and have excellent all round Picturesque view. Loved it. Sun set from this place is a treat to watch..
rizky hermawan (06/09/2017 03:14)
A-must-visit and iconic place in Bali. The temple is divided by the sea in high tide. Great place for photography but what I see there's no spot left for us to enjoy the view since it too crowded.
Somebody told me about the sacred snake in cave below is a faux, the real sacred snake is under the temple. Not interested to see it anyway.
Lawrence Tan (22/07/2017 04:57)
A said-to-be sacred temple where the locals pay respect to gods weekly. During high tide in the morning, the water level covers the path towards the temple. During low tides, the water level will drop, most of the time in the late afternoon, then you can pay a visit to the temple. You can also catch sunset here around 5-6pm
julia ciara (12/07/2017 11:22)
Beautiful temple but very touristic. Lost it's flair and too crowded but still amazing
Amrita Bhattacharyya (03/07/2017 20:17)
Great place to visit in Bali..one of the best sea temples.View is superb during tide.when the tide is low,the beach is accessible.The arched pattern of nearby cliffs gives a great photo opportunity for photographers.One of the best place to enjoy sunset in Bali.Foreigners are not allowed inside the main temple.Many souvenir shops and restaurants are in the vicinity.
Kees Poelman (21/06/2017 20:49)
Wonderful place to see. Get there around 15:00, enjoy the place, and move to the terrace up the hill around 17:00 to have a drink, order some food and enjoy the sunset. Don't forget a camera with a good sunfilter and a strong flashlight.
aditi agrawal (14/06/2017 07:07)
serene beauty. loved each and every bit of this. Do not forget to bring your camera.
Stefania Grazzi (13/04/2017 19:45)
Tanah Lot is a truly magical place, in high tide the temple becomes an island, in low tide lots of caves are discovered and everyday it is possible to witness traditional indian ceremonies. You can see a spectacular view of the ocean as well.
Ankit Mackar (21/03/2017 13:23)
Peaceful and Relaxing. You need to visit this place if you want to see a little culture of Bali temples. There is a flea market once you enter so make sure you bargain and pickup some souvenirs. Don't miss the famous 'Luwak' coffee which is also available at one of the coffee shops with real civet cats.
Madhu Sarda (17/03/2017 08:31)
Very beautiful and scenic place. Crowded during holidays. Lovely place by the sea. Nice temple to see but not accessible to public.
VT Ng (10/03/2017 07:32)
Beautiful temple on the sea. It's almost always crowded with tourists, so it's better to avoid the crowd and go uphill to look at the temple from there.
Giulia Sampogna (25/02/2017 13:27)
Such a beautiful place. Couldn't go to the temple because the entrance it was covered with the sea. Had a good time going around and taking pictures.
Dario Bazzanella (21/02/2017 03:03)
Stated that it is a a sort of must see in Bali (being one of three most important temples of the island) there is nothing else to add as a positive feature, except for the landscape, which is beautiful. The atmosphere is absolutely touristic and you are under the impression of being in a market instead of in a temple. You don’t even need to be dressed properly, so there are floods of people visiting it in shorts and top tank, which is not exactly appropriate for a religious area. The entrance ticket is a robbery if compared to the other Indonesian prices and you are even asked to pay for the toilet. Don’t expect anything spiritual.
Fernando De Guzman (05/12/2016 21:01)
I enjoyed the scenic view of the natural rocks formation and the nice water in the beach splashing into the old rocks. The place is clean and great place to enjoy the time while visiting Bali, Indonesia. I love to go back here!
bobby vic31 (16/11/2016 03:50)
HTM 60.000 IDR buat wisatawan mancanegara, dan 20.000 IDR buat wisatawan lokal. Klu tmpat nginapmu jauh dr tanah lot, sy sarankan sewa motor sj 60.000 IDR / day, dgn min. Sewa 2 days. Dr kuta ke tanah lot hanya 1 jam dgn kcptan rata2 60 km / jam. Jalanan apik tak berlobang hanya sdkit sempit. Isi pertamax 10.000 IDR sdh bs dipake kuta - tanah lot - ubud - kuta.
Michael Wunderli (08/11/2016 05:17)
We went there for sunset. The place was overrun. You pay 60k to enter the perimeter but then you're not allowed to enter the temple itself.
I really felt ripped off. Very sad what has become of this place. Must have been a very spiritual place once. Now just a tourist ripoff.
Nayeem Siddiqui (18/10/2016 18:07)
The place is really worth to visit. It will make your mind fresh. The temple becomes an island during hig tide. The sunset is aeesome and must see from here. High tide and low tide view are different but both are beautiful. Must see.
Karen Jermolenko (10/08/2016 10:43)
Beautiful temple surrounded by water at high tide. If you go at low tide you can walk around the rocks and get some great shots.
Kiki & Ed Sunarto's Travels (14/07/2016 04:23)
Decent, nothing too special. Went mid-day on a Thurs. Cost 10,000 rupiah for Indonesians and 30,000 for foreigners. Parking 5,000. Lots of vendors inside trying to sell souvenirs and such. Probably nicer in the evening for photos but also I imagine more crowded.
Putri Indah (11/03/2016 07:52)
Tanah Lot Tample, Located in Tabanan, about 20 kilometres (12 mi) from Denpasar, the temple sits on a large offshore rock which has been shaped continuously over the years by the ocean tide. Tanah Lot is claimed to be the work of the 16th-century Dang Hyang Nirarta. During his travels along the south coast he saw the rock-island's beautiful setting and rested there.
And this place is one of the best place to seeing sunset
asdf ghjk (05/03/2016 10:34)
Tourist rip off. We were utterly unimpressed by the fact that you have to pay an entrance fee to see shops (shitloads of them), two pillars and a stretch of beach that admittedly is quite nice. There was no actual building. There was a prayers room that you couldn't make out because it was situated on a very high rock and, oh, yeh, you are not supposed to go in because, you can guess, you're white.
Bottom line: avoid.
Julie Trubkin (13/12/2015 00:59)
Great spot to catch the sunset. The light, the silhouettes, the water below - bring your camera. It is super touristy and can get very crowded, but it's still very much a worthwhile experience. During high tide, it's especially interesting as you can cross through the water to get a blessing. Again very touristy but also a fun experience.