Name: Taman Ayun Temple
Address: Jalan Ayodya No.10, Mengwi, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351, Indonesia, ID

Taman Ayun Temple is a hindu temple, located at Jalan Ayodya No.10, Mengwi, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351, Indonesia

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Jalan Ayodya No.10, Mengwi, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351

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Anonymous

23 May 2018

It is a beautiful temple surrounded with lush garden and water canal. This beautiful temple is an important place for religious activity for Balinese. There are pura, statue, and barong for yearly occassion. You can learn history and cultural aspect here from the competent guide.
Anonymous

22 May 2018

This was a great stop on our tours around Bali. From the street I couldn't see what to really expect but as we entered and explored we were delighted with one temple after another. One highlight we had that day was a native lady making her offerings for the day. Her care in her worship was heartwarming to see. She would stop at each of her special locations to leave offerings and pray. I fun time was when a group of young Chinese girls asked if I would take their picture at one of the gates. Great place with lots of families on outings.
Anonymous

17 May 2018

My second best favourite temple after Ulun Danu. The layout is really interesting and it is so peaceful and quiet to walk around it that you will really enjoy your time there while taking in the beautiful views.
Anonymous

18 April 2018

If you’re an Indonesian, you’ll agree with me that this garden is (one of) the tidiest garden or park in Indonesia. Well worth noting that it’s actually a front gate toward the Temple compound inside. That’s why the condition is being kept tiny and very tranquil. If you’re from Western the tedious condition of the garden would remind you of those park in your homeland, yet of course with authentic Balinese feeling.

After going in, on the first right building there’s a mannequin display of the famous Balinese culture, cockerel fight. Pass that and go through to the inner part, there’s the Temple compound which meticulously designed considering it’s placing and size. Although you cannot enter the compound (my assumption it’s the same with Uluwatu, it’s only accessible for those who need to pray), the short brick fence allow you to see and take picture of the compound.

The outer track which surrounded the compound also carefully planted with high tree which gave you much more soothing breeze (especially considering my visit was during summer, the front area is very open and so hot). There are some small bench if you want to sit and there’s a building which act as an art souvenir shop at the far left corner.

This spot is a refreshing stop/rest point if you’re considering going across Bali (west-east/south north) which also act as a tourism spot. Very near to the garden also small convenience store and local food booth, which could provide you with F&B.
Anonymous

11 April 2018

this is a nice temple. we went there in a sunny afternoon. a nominal ticket was there for entry. lattee we realized that the ticket amount was high in respect of what is there to see.
at first we were offeed a cloth to wear during entry. the whole place is surrended by water channel. except of a temple nothing is there to see.
Anonymous

09 April 2018

Taman Ayun Temple was on our list when we skipped the tour and decided to simply rent a car to Ubud in Bali. We did a half day drive and had lunch overlooking the rice terraces, did some sightseeing in Ubud, and then made our visit to Taman Ayu Temple. The architecture was inspirational set beside a beautiful forest garden perfect for a cool walk. You are sure to never forget your stroll around the inner sanctum of the water temples.
Anonymous

07 April 2018

Another UNESCO site in Bali. There are 3 courts to visit. There's only one worth taking great photos which is the 3rd court. The other 2 are just mediocre. Beware of mosquitoes. There're many ponds with still water behind this temple which become breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Anonymous

01 April 2018

Good sight seeing experience, with 3 main court yards and a huge garden to soak in the beautiful architecture and Balinese design.

Entrance tickets are Rupiah 20k per person for foreigners (Rupiah 10k for locals). Female visitors will be given one sarong to cover up before entry.

You probably end up spending 30 - 45 minutes here, with some walking around and photography of the sights.
Anonymous

25 March 2018

One of the best place to visit in Bali
It is the royal family temple which was later open to the public

When we visited this place it was bit raining as the climate suddenly changes in Bali

This temple is awesome the beauty and refreshing environment makes you feel wonderful

Must visit with family

You can watch my video on YouTube
Channel name:- Akshay & Aryan
Anonymous

18 January 2018

Though this is not a big temple it is one of the beautiful and attractive temple in Bali. Very nicely laid out garden and the moat around the main temple is really impressive. The temple architecture is very interesting especially the top part. It’s relaxing to walk around the temple complex. Worth visiting this temple while in Bali.
Anonymous

21 November 2017

Must visit place. Nature at its best. Well maintained. Hope the pictures I uploaded would help you!
Anonymous

23 October 2017

Better come here at 4 pm, the nuance makes it better experience. So peaceful
Anonymous

17 September 2017

Royal Temple of Mengwi Empire and garden surrounded by water. Nice scenery and view.
Anonymous

12 September 2017

It's an oasis in the middle of bali's traffic madness, unbelievably beautiful, like a movie set, and yet so tranquil. It's not so crowded as the other temples. Don't miss it.
Anonymous

09 September 2017

One of the biggest Temple in Bali and very quiet environment. Tourist can not go to middle area of the temple.
Anonymous

01 September 2017

Nice recreational park with balinese unique style buildings.
Anonymous

10 July 2017

Another cultural destination in Bali. It is favourite among domestic and also international tourist.

It is a beatiful temple complex with beautiful pond.
Anonymous

07 July 2017

It's a perfect example of Balinese architecturemain temple complex is not admissible to foreignersbut one can view the external beauty of the complex from outside..temple complex also boasts lotus ponds,parks,trees and many beautiful stone sculptures..a must visit in Bali.
Anonymous

17 June 2017

Taman Ayun literally translates as ‘beautiful garden’ and is generally regarded as one of the most attractive temples of Bali. The Taman Ayun temple is situated in a beautiful park with trees and ponds, near the village of Mengwi in the south of Bali
Anonymous

26 May 2017

Entrance fee was 20k per person when I went. Very quiet place. Serene. Not too many tourist come here so there are plenty of photo opportunities. Lots of areas to walk around and just enjoy the area.
Anonymous

28 March 2017

nice quiet compound, where you can only walk around on the outside.
Anonymous

10 March 2017

Beautiful, quiet and unique temple surrounded by canals and river. You can spend around 2 hours here just to enjoy its peaceful atmosphere.
Anonymous

25 February 2017

Great Royal Temple. Tourists can't go inside, only have a look from outside. But still worth it to see it.
Anonymous

25 February 2017

Pretty and serene - less tourists. Behind there's a really nice botanical gardens. The temple has a series of very high 'towers' dedicated to different deities - makes a very nice photo.
Anonymous

12 February 2017

Oldest temple with old Balinese architecture
Must visit place during your stay at Bali
Anonymous

27 January 2017

It was a fun temple to see on beautiful grounds. Pretty cheap tickets as well only 20,000 pp. What also was great was no crowds. There were only a few other people there besides us!
Anonymous

05 January 2017

Beautiful Tempel and surroundings. For the 20.000 entrance fee it is definitely worth the visit.
Anonymous

28 December 2016

Interesting temple, especially when learn about how the Balinese rice farmers allocate and share water. Easy to get around. I was in crutches and could do it pretty easy.
Anonymous

27 August 2016

Nice place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Only few tourists
Anonymous

21 August 2016

Pura Taman Ayun magnificent temple surrounded by lake, The Taman Ayun “beautiful garden” gives serenity and tranquillity for tourists."

Pura Taman Ayun, The temples in Bali are usually crowded since there are group of tourist or backpackers who are exploring the different kinds of temples.

If you want to take a break and find tranquillity amidst the hordes of people, Taman Ayun is the ideal place.
Anonymous

12 July 2016

Good place but it was closed when i came there at 17:00 how awful i am. But it's been so beautiful from out there it's good temple, and has a good history!
Anonymous

07 July 2016

Great place to visit relaxed athmosphere and you can see the balinese culture.
Anonymous

14 June 2016

Neatly maintained temple grounds with a lot of ancient trees. The temple itself is inaccessible to tourists but you can walk around the grounds, by the surrounding moat. Don't miss the huge traditional figurine of Dewi Sri (the goddess of rice) sitting in a pavilion near the toilets.
Anonymous

13 June 2016

Very simple structures, but extremly good ambience.
Anonymous

21 April 2016

When we went here, there was no crowd making it a superb experience. To view the temples without anyone blocking your view. Make sure to go around the vicinity and experience the tranquility of the place.

You can also get a great opportunity to have a group or family photo hear amongts the gate.
Anonymous

23 March 2016

This temple was really nice to visit it wasnt too busy even though a lot of families where here on this hot day it never felt crowded. There is a lot of history in there and was well worth the visit, the grounds are big and its nice and relaxing walking around
Anonymous

13 March 2016

Taman Ayun is our holly temple and the umbrella of the great King of Mengwi. On top of beauty of the lanscape, the great design of Hindhu temple, and its peacefulness you will feel the 'Taksu' once you arrived there. A place you must see when visiting Bali