Taman Ayun Temple

Very beautiful and well-maintained temple which is also part of the World Heritage UNESCO sites. The temple garden is very beautifully crafted, and entry to the main sanctum is not allowed for foreigners in every temple. You can visit the temple and witness the beautiful Balinese architecture. The temple was quiet and less crowded than other tourist places and temples in Bali. The entry ticket to this temple is 30k IDR.

Well maintained site of historical significance. You cannot go into the temple itself but a visitor path around the perimeter gives you a good view of the site. A viewing platform half way through the path offers good photo vantage point.

Taman Ayun Temple is a beautiful and serene place to visit. The traditional Balinese architecture is impressive, and the gardens are very well maintained. The atmosphere here feels calm and peaceful, not as crowded as other more famous temple. it’s definitely worth a visit when you’re in Ubud.

The tickets are priced at IDR 30,000 per person is the cost of the tickets. Tamun Ayun isn’t just beautiful—it’s a piece of Bali’s soul. The temple’s multi-tiered shrines, surrounded by tranquil moats and lush gardens, reflect centuries of Balinese harmony between architecture, nature, and spirituality. As part of the UNESCO-listed “Cultural Landscape of Bali,” it stands for the Subak system—an ancient water management tradition that blends religion, community, and ecology. Visiting felt like stepping into living history, not just sightseeing.

The Sanctity of a sacred place can be preserved in so many ways - is what this temple showcases. The serenity, beauty and the space it owns as a mini forest gives you enough room to walk around… sit in silence…. Hear the sounds of forest music- “Silence” with the flutes of birds singing every now and then… 😊 The raw stone temples…. Surrounded by Lotus pond and the walkjng area around it with the forest around makes one nostalgic about the era itself…. Must watch ….. and people who love taking pictures…. SHOULD’nt Miss at any cost…

Clean and well maintained temple with a huge lotus 🪷 pond. The temple compound looks great. The parking is nearby. They explain the history and significance of the temple using a short movie. I would recommend carrying an umbrella and water. The temple compound is open and it gets hot.

Pura Taman Ayun was an unforgettable experience! ⛩✨ I highly recommend visiting with a guide – they know the best times to go when there are fewer tourists, and you might even get to witness a traditional ceremony up close 🙏🎶. It’s such a special feeling to be there, hearing the sounds, seeing the colors, and feeling the atmosphere in real life 💛. Truly magical and a must-visit in Bali! 🌺🌿

A wonderful visit to this UNESCO world heritage site during the morning hours. The whole premises were calm and peaceful and devoid of unruly tourists. A nice circumambulating pathway allows a view to the primary temple complex and the activities therein. A Sarong is a must for ladies and a full trouser for men. Tickets are easily available at the entrance.