Name: Pura Masceti Petitenget
Address: Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia, ID

Pura Masceti Petitenget is a hindu temple, located at Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia

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Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali

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Anonymous

29 April 2018

Not worth paying to visit, most of the temple is only available to worshipers. Costs 50k to get in, pretty small, have to be wearing traditional balanese dress and cannot be on your period/bleeding.

Guy at the gate frantically blew his whistle at us and others trying to take pictures saying they were not allowed.

Visit Uluwatu temple instead
Anonymous

26 April 2018

Crowd in the quiet like nothing happen with tourist life outside of temple, this place must see in seminyak-kerobokan area if you stayed close around, the care taker temple will heart-warming welcome you then you get free sarong/sash to cover your leg up. Temple has accessible wheelchair friendly one to disable.
Anonymous

19 February 2018

Harre krishna Harre Rama. read mahabhagwat Gita and veda. join ISKCON promote yoga
Anonymous

28 January 2018

Not worth at all, everything looks same, no guide, no priest and no worshipper inside and not maintained as well.avoid such places ,just a trap to earn money from tourist.
Anonymous

20 January 2018

Small temple with some nice areas, but most is closed for worshippers only. Not worth the 50k IDR price of admission.
Anonymous

15 December 2017

Temple of Devi shri laxmi a Hindi goddess and devoted to her and is an amazing place near the beach
Anonymous

02 September 2017

I think the 50k for entrance is not worthy. The temple is beautiful, but you can't see the whole temple because most of places are reserved for worshipers. I would have liked to take a photo of the entrance, but they are reconstructing them. The guards were kind and helped us put on the sarong (they will give you one to get in the temple).

It's right in front of the beach entrance and you can also buy a coconut.
Anonymous

30 May 2017

What the others said. Wasted 50k for the one minute it took to look around because everything is closed to the public so you're basically just looking at some dirty stairs. Total rip-off. Avoid!
Anonymous

12 May 2017

Do not come here! There is nothing to see. Most of the already small temple is closed to the public. They charged 5000 for our taxi to drop us off and 50000 to enter the temple. Waste of a journey and the 2 minutes it took us to look around.
Anonymous

03 May 2017

The temple where I pray every year of Melasti festival
Anonymous

01 February 2017

Aksing money to enter this place.
They saqi it for donation but asking 50K.
Just take a peek and left
Anonymous

31 January 2017

Asking for 50,000 to enter this small temple even with own sarong. Crazy!
Anonymous

28 October 2016

Nice temple, you cannot enter without paying, but bargaining you can low the price from 20000 to 5000 (start from 1000) we enjoyed it because there everyone was not smile us at all, so we finally saw real people, and not tourist acting smiles. Salsa there were a big ceremony.
Anonymous

16 September 2016

This temple is pretty small and run-down. You need to pay for the entrance, and you can't get in without a sarong.
Anonymous

16 June 2016

You are asked to pay donations and wear sarong even if you are well dressed. You can totally avoid visiting this place and you won't miss anything.