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Pura Geger is a hindu temple, located at Jl. Pura Puget, Benoa, Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia

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Jl. Pura Puget, Benoa, Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali

Added by Jopie, at 20 April 2016

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12 Reviews

  • Lubomir Kovalcik
    07 February 2018

    Its local temple. If you want to see actual working temple and not those for tourist, than this temple is for you. Its located on the cliff so you can have nice view of Geger Beach under cliff. However keep in mind that you have to follow all the rules for behaving and clothing otherwise locals can get very angry and kick you out from there. There is also entry fee on the road to the temple, but it looks like it was just made by locals without any approval from officials.

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  • Aprillio Abuakam
    02 December 2017

    Becarful at this place local people are so aggressive and I need runaway! Even I wearing long pants and correct shirt, and I already paid the ticket they kick for enter, they kick me and insulting me. Bali is not save place

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  • Putu Kresna
    23 August 2017

    A very old and sacred worshipping place. Situated on a white rock cliff, facing blue and serene indian ocean, make it a very ideal place to spend hours of solitude. The sound of waves, the tranquility of the temple, the breeze of the ocean wind, and the scent of the flowers from the offerings, brings tranquility of mind. It is not meant to be a sight seeing place, but rather, a worshipping place.

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  • Patricia Pinto
    20 August 2017

    Gorgeous, tranquil temple. Obey the local customs (dress decently, do not create a ruckus, don't step on the steps leading up to the doors). Just rest and meditate on the beauty of the land.This is, as someone mentioned, a local temple, and not a commercialised one like Tanah Lot, which is a reason why it's so quiet and tranquil.

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  • Patricia Pinto
    07 August 2017

    Gorgeous, tranquil temple. Obey the local customs (dress decently, do not create a ruckus, don't step on the steps leading up to the doors and simply sit and meditate. This is, as someone mentioned, a local temple, and not a commercialised one like Tanah Lot.

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  • A G
    04 June 2017

    This is a local community temple, it is one of the sacred temple that guards Bali like Tanah Lot and Uluwatu. It is not meant for tourist, the temple is simple, but believed to be powerful. So be respectful. During full month and festive occasion the temples will be full with people. As usual, please adhere to Balinese temple rules and pay respect.

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  • Dragos Susman
    31 May 2017

    The beach surroundings are great, but the temple and close buildings offer a disapppointing image.

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  • Ivan Hansen
    24 January 2017

    Fascinating

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  • Miss Gokil
    08 November 2016

    Good place Usually hindu pray here

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  • Nuki Permisi
    24 October 2016

    素敵な穴場的海岸是非一度訪れてみたら良いでしょうねとにかく(^_^)ノ
    ただ一度みたのですがマリファナ巻いてる方がいましたそれぞれ国の法律は守って欲しいものですね(>_

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  • Andie McWilliams
    22 May 2016

    My rating is for the gorgeous beaches right below. Venture through the water to the left of the cliff to see some of the most picturesque rock formations that have been eroded away by the water. We went around 1pm and had the most amazing time exploring with the entire area below the temple to ourselves. Please be mindful of the tides and a good swimmer as the currents can be strong!

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  • Варя Гуденко
    27 April 2016

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