Bali Besakih Temple and Lempuyang Temple Gates of Heaven Tour

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See Bali' s oldest temples with this tour to Besakih and Lempuyang. Air-conditioned vehicle transfer is included, as well as 2 bottles of water per person. You will learn about the folklore and traditions of these iconic sites from your tour guide .

Inside the temples you can even swim in the water palace of Tirta Gangga, visit the Heaven's Gate and visit the lush landscape. The tour is always for small groups, so there are usually about 5 people in total.

Learn about Bali's beautiful culture with this tour to the Gates of Heaven at Besakih and Lempuyang temples.
You will be accompanied at all times by a tour guide to whom you can direct your questions.
Don't worry about how to get there, as return jour neys in an air-conditioned vehicle are included .

Heaven's Gate Tour of Besakih and Lempuyang Temples in Bali
Tourist guide
Return journey in an air-conditioned vehicle
2 bottles of water per person

Visit and learn about Bali's largest temples with this tour to Besakih and Lempuyang. On this experience you will also be able to have your photo taken with the incredible views of the Heaven's Gate, a must if you do this tour.

Transport will not be a problem, as return journeys in an air-conditioned vehicle are included . Throughout the tour of the temples you will be accompanied by a tour guide who will tell you all about the history, folklore and symbolism of these important monuments.

Besakih Temple is also known as the mother of all temples, as it is the largest temple in Bali, as well as the most sacred. While visiting it you will learn about its statues, ornaments and decorations.

On the other hand, Lempuyang Temple is where you will find the Heavenly Gates as well as about 7 temples inside. One of them stands out from the rest and is called Tirta Gangga, dedicated to water. It features a stepped fountain along with ancient stone carvings of mythical creatures, as well as a small pond that you can enter.