Pura Tanah Lot is dedicated to the worship of the Sea Gods and is situated on a large rock formation in the middle of the ocean. The location of the temple is steeped in legend, recounting the story of the powerful Hindu priest from Java, Dhang Hyang Nirartha, who founded this temple in the 16th century.

The temple boasts a unique and breathtaking vista. When the tide is high, the temple is encircled by seawater, making it appear like a solitary island separated from the coast. Conversely, when the tide is low, visitors can walk across to the temple rock to pay their respects from the exterior. The temple buildings feature simple yet powerful traditional Balinese architecture, with several pagodas and shrines set against the vast, expansive view of the ocean.

The most impressive time to visit is in the evening, when the sky transforms into shades of orange and gold as the sun sets. The atmosphere becomes highly lively and romantic, with many tourists reserving spots to capture the memorable image of the temple bathed in the last light of the day. Furthermore, the area surrounding the temple also features a local handicrafts market and restaurants.

With its beauty combining awe-inspiring nature and religious devotion, Pura Tanah Lot is a dream location for photographers seeking images that convey the mystery and grandeur of Bali, and a place where couples often visit to create lasting memories in a sacred and deeply romantic atmosphere. A visit to Tanah Lot is not merely about admiring its architecture; it is also about immersing oneself in the spirituality and beliefs that form the crucial foundation of the Balinese people. We invite you to experience the wonder and enchantment of this place for yourself.

• Private Car with Driver: This is the most convenient and popular way to travel around Bali. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour from the main tourist areas.

• Taxi/Ride-Hailing Apps: You can use these services ordered from the city area, but you should agree on the fare beforehand or check the price within the application.

• Motorbike: Suitable for those who require high mobility when traveling (good riding skills and extra caution are required).

Best Season to Visit:

• It is recommended to visit during the dry season (April – October) to avoid rain.

Best Time to Visit:

• Morning: 08:00 – 11:00 AM. for cool weather, calm atmosphere, and fewer visitors.Evening: 16:00 – 18:30 PM. is the most crowded period with beautiful sunset views.

• If you want to secure a good photo spot, you should arrive before 16:00PM.

Dress Code:

• Since it is a sacred place, you should dress modestly and appropriately, avoiding outfits that do not cover the shoulders and knees.If approaching areas related to religious rituals or the inner temple courtyard (which is not common for tourists), it is necessary to wear a sarong before entering the area (available for rent at the entrance).

Precautions:

• Even though you can walk closer to the temple during low tide, tourists are not allowed to enter the main temple to respect the privacy of religious ceremonies.

 Admission Fee:

• Foreign visitors: Adult IDR 75,000

• Child: IDR 40,000

 Opening Hours:

• General daily hours: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

• Best sunset viewing time is typically between 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM.