Pulaki Temple
Attraction Penyabangan, Gerokgak, Buleleng Regency, Bali, Indonesia Published on: 16-03-2016
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08:00 AM - 05:00 PM | |
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10:00 AM | |
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Why Pulaki Temple is special ?
Pulaki Temple or Pura Pulaki is a Hindu shrine located in the hill bank and in front of the beautiful beach in north part of Bali. This important temple was built to commemorate the arrival of the Javanese saint-priest Nirartha to Bali in the early 16th century.
The temple has black-stone gate; this gate was built in 1983 and heralded with a great ceremony that need holy water from various places range from east Java in the west to Lombok in the east. As any other temple in Bali, Pura Pulaki is divided into three area, Jaba, outer courtyard, jaba tengah, middle courtyard and jeroan, inner courtyard. Not just the gate, the shrines and the ornaments of this sacred temple are also black.
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What to explore at Pulaki Temple?
Pulaki Temple is a famous temple among the Hindu people in Bali located in Singaraja regency, north part of Bali. There are the group of monkeys dwell the hill forest around the temple and it usually standing around the temple in the day time. The beautiful beach with black sand and calm seawater is one of the fascinations to visitor to come to this temple. One can find the beautiful hill bank and beaches along the coastal road.
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How to get to Pulaki Temple?
It is located in Pulaki Village, Seririt Sub District, Singaraja Regency, north part of Bali. It is just 3 hours drive from Bali's International Airport or 1 hour drive from Singaraja town.
Selling points
- One of the biggest Hindu temples in Bali
- Spectacular views, nice temple
- One of the six most sacred temples of Bali
- Great temple, very tranquil
- A famous temple among the Hindu people
Location
Penyabangan, Gerokgak, Buleleng Regency, Bali, Indonesia
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Just outside of pemuteran on the Jl. Singaraja-Gilimanuk rd., directly on the beach (watch for the 'seadiving monkeys'), lies the old temple dating back to the 16th century, which is kept literally 'alive' by hundreds of monkeys - less interested in the temple buildings itself but much more what you have that could be nicked from you - food, cameras, phones, etc.. ;-)
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