Dharmayana Temple

A peaceful Buddhist temple with a calm, quiet atmosphere and no crowds. The people here are really friendly. It’s a small temple, so you can explore it in about 15–30 minutes. The Brahma Temple is also located here, adding to the cultural charm. We visited around evening, and it felt serene and welcoming. Highly recommended.

A nice and peaceful place to visit and wonder around taking in the amazing buildings and surrounds. Have some cash to leave small tips and don’t forget to remove your shoes. Only need 30mins or so to look around.

Dharmayana Temple in Kuta is a quiet sanctuary hidden from the tourist crowds. Beautiful Balinese-Chinese architecture, vibrant red and gold colors, and a deeply spiritual vibe. Locals still come here to pray, making it feel authentic and alive. A lovely stop if you’re seeking calm and culture near the chaos of downtown Bali.

Really beautiful! Traditional & a true feeling of calm. Met a wonderful man who talked my family & I through a traditional blessing. Walked away feeling a lot better & connected. A must visit.

This is one of the oldest Chinese temples (klenteng) in Bali and the largest one in Kuta. There is a special hall devoted to the Buddha.

This is the second visit to this amazing Buddhist Temple in Kuta Bali. My partner is Japanese so a visit to a Buddhist Temple is important to her and I love the relaxing atmosphere and chanting music.

This Buddhist temple is an absolute gem! It exudes a unique and captivating atmosphere that’s both lively and serene. Despite the crowd, it manages to create a calming ambiance that’s truly refreshing. Definitely worth a visit! 🙏🏽☸️

If you want to just see the temple or if you are after some time to meditate or express your gratitude, this is the place. Many smaller temples and also one large Grand Hall. This is a wonderful example of a mix of some Hindu influence, Chinese influence and Buddhism. Definitely worth an hour or more of your time. Free entry and no one trying to up sell or ask for money. Just make sure you take your shoes off before entering any of the temples or great hall. Incense for a donation to express your honour and gratitude in many different ways.