Taman Ayun Temple

Explanatory video, you can see the real masks, high roofs. If you are unsure skip this one and visit bigger temples.

Beautifully well-preserved temple. Entrance fee is relatively cheap. Definitely worth a visit.

Another temple of great beauty.hyper maintained.pleasant stroll in the gardens.and beautiful things highlighted

You can walk around the temple. Get some pictures and that's pretty much it. Actual temple premises is locked for for visitors for sanctity purposes.

Toilets are behind tickets counter near exit, there is also a mini theatre with cultural movie free. Inner location has different trees like

Very beautiful temple with its huge garden very well maintained. Quiet and relaxing place.

Very clean and well maintained. Short video of this temple can be seen in the theatre area.

The history side offer great view for Instagramers. The operator offer great information for thus Balinese Pura (temple). The brochure provided useful but i hope they have details information rather that just the name of structures. At least they have complete history of the temple. Road to the entrance is strictly for pedestrians, no vehicles allow to enter. That's very considerate for tourism spots at Bali.

Picture Perfect” —- the views is nice and awesome.should be part of your plan to visit—together with Tanah Lot Temple

Pura ini banyak dikunjungi oleh wisatawan mancanegara maupun domestik dan terkenal sebagai salah satu tujuan wisata, pura dikelilingi air dan pertamanan yang asri, pengunjung wajib mengikuti aturan dengan menggunakan sarung atau selendang khas pakaian adat Bali yang sudah di sediakan oleh penjaga jika tidak membawa sendiri.

Beautiful, less crowded, small temple in Bali. Well maintained and calm. Definitely worth a visit

The word Taman ayun in Balinese means beautiful garden. One of the very famous temple in Bali (Indonesia) built in 17th century.beautiful architecture.its surrounded by a pond.it follows the Hindu style of architecture.it has expansive garden, courtyards etc.it was also a place of recreation for the then royals.entry fee to the place is 4000 Indonesian rupee.

A beautiful temple. Ancient architecture. Peaceful place. A must visit place for person who likes to visit ancient places. But unfortunately, visitors are not allowed in main temple premises.

Sebuah daya tarik wisata yang menarik. Terdapat track untuk pengguna kursi roda serta harga tiket yang murah sudah tetmasuk sewa kamen dan selendang

UNESCO Bali Taman Ayun Temple is situated in Mengwi Village of Badung District, around 18 km to the west of Denpasar. It is a very beautiful temple, as the name tells (Taman Ayun  means temple in a beautiful garden). In addition to its beauty, Taman Ayun Temple is also considered to have historical values, which makes the regional government of Bali suggests the UNESCO in 2002 that this temple is included in World Heritage List.

Lokasi wisata yang nyaman, bersih, indah, sejuk dan menyenangkan. Rumput hijau yang seperti permadani, pohon-pohon hijau yang menyejukkan pengunjung, betah dan berkesan datang dan singgah ke lokasi wisata taman ayun ini. Recommended banget buat yang mau berkunjung ke Bali agar singgah ke taman ayun ini.berasa sekali ada di Bali nya.

A beautiful garden with lotus flowers surrounding temples inside. Entrance fee is 50,000 IDR per person and it's open till 7 pm. They'll lend you a free sarung (cover) if you're wearing shorts. We visited around 4: 30 pm, wasn't crowded at all. Not too impressive compared to other temples in Bali, but it's a peaceful place to enjoy, drop by if you're around the area.

Objek wisata yg sangat indah ditengah tengah kolam ada pura dan pura taman ayun ditetapkan oleh unesco sebagai salah satu warisan budaya

An area of temple so for those who wears short pants need to use kind of green sarung (cover for the legs) which they provide for the visitors in the entrance free of cost. The main temple area itself is close because it used only for ritual, but we can stillenjoy the view from tha path circling it

2nd biggest temple in Bali, a water temple for the royal family and people, 17 century architectures of Bali Hindu, world heritages