Besakih Temple is also known as the Great Penataran is the main place of worship of Hindus in Bali. Is a complex consisting of 22 temples in the mountains parallel. This complex expresses the essential belief of the Balinese known as Tri Hita Kirana, meaning that life on earth must be lived and kept in balance and harmony between man and God, man and his neighbor, as well as the human and natural environment. During the full moon, Balinese and pilgrims flocked to the temple. Odalan During the festival, the temple will be decorated beautifully. Odalan celebrated every day to 210.
There are many roadside stalls along the footpath before you reach the gate of the temple complex Besakih. You do not have to ask for a discount, because the price offered is very reasonable. To reach the temple complex Besakih, you have to walk on a trail about 200 meters. On both sides of the road, you will enjoy the beautiful scenery, and feel the wind in your skin and hair on the way to the temple. If not, you can choose to rent a motorbike offered by the locals.
This temple is very easy to find, as most people know this temple as one of the best tourist destinations in Bali. There are several starting points that you can choose. Of Kuta, it takes about 2 hours to get here. Simply head east towards Sanur, then follow the coastal strip, which is connected to the Bypass Kusamba in cultivation. Then go north until you find the road sign to Besakih, and after a few kilometers turn north. If you are staying around Klungkung, then Besakih is about 20 kilometers north of the city. Use Bemo, small public bus that will take you to Besakih from Klungkung. Bemo often set off in the morning and was advised to change minibus at Rendang, halfway between Klungkung and Besakih.
If you come from the north of Denpasar by car the distance is about 25 kilometers. However, if you live in the eastern part of Bali such as at Tirta Gangga, Candidasa, or Amed, you can reach Besakih by taking a smaller inland road from Karangasem. This path will take you to the crossroad between Besakih and Klungkung at Rendang, and then turn right to reach Besakih Temple. During one hour of your journey, you will enjoy beautiful views traveling through forests, villages, and rice fields. If you want to stop for a moment in one of the villages, you will see how the locals live, and learn a bit about their unique houses.
Besakih Temple is open to visitors throughout the year during the official opening hours between 8:00 to 5 pm. The entry fee is $ 10,000 USD, the parking fee of Rp 1,000, Rp 1,000 cost of the use of the camera, and use video Rp 2,500. If you have not been to Besakih, you might want to hire alloying, which will help show the area around the temple. Cost guides around Rp 175,000. However, if you do not feel the need to hire pemnadu, you can walk around alone. Prepare yourself with a pair of comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hats, and t-shirts. It is advisable to invite a friend who lives in Bali to accompany you or hire a driver to visit Besakih during the day. Please report to the temple guards if you have a problem.
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