Travel Guide
Everything you need to know — hours, tickets, tips, and how to make the most of your visit.
Overview
Built on a dramatic clifftop at Bali's southwestern tip, this temple is known for sunset Kecak fire dance performances staged against the Indian Ocean backdrop, with the temple's resident macaques adding an unpredictable element for visitors.
Insider Knowledge
Watch your belongings closely - the resident monkeys are known to snatch sunglasses and phones.
The Kecak fire dance performance at sunset (separate ticket) is a highlight worth booking ahead.
Sarongs are provided/required at the entrance as part of temple etiquette.
Arrive well before sunset to walk the clifftop paths in daylight.
Common Questions
Not dangerous but notorious for grabbing loose items - keep valuables secured.
Evening hours align with the popular sunset Kecak dance performance.
Buy Kecak dance tickets on arrival or slightly ahead of showtime.
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Built on a dramatic clifftop at Bali's southwestern tip, this temple is known for sunset Kecak fire dance performances staged against the Indian Ocean backdrop, with the temple's resident macaques adding an unpredictable element for visitors.