Taman Ayun, which means ‘Garden Temple in the Water’ was started in 1632 by the first king of the kingdom of Mengwi and completed in 1634. This temple holds a very sophisticated design comparing to the other temples in Bali.

This temple is known as the floating temple that sits on the Beratan Lake and is the largest temple in Bali after the Besakih temple.

The most iconic gate where you can take memorable pictures in front of the gate. Built in Balinese architecture style with unique decoration of traditional carving ornament and is surrounded by lush green mountains and rain forests.

It’s still in the Bedugul area. Here you can find the most popular selfie spot in the northern part of Bali. Take some pictures in the hanging birds’ nest, swing or take a picture on the edge of the platform overlooking the lake and surrounded by shady forests.

The uniqueness of the temple’s location is that it is located some 300 meters offshore. The temple is perched high on a large rock facing the wide ocean. Tanah Lot is a very popular destination among the tourist visiting Bali for its beautiful sunset