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• some people call Bali the island of a thousand temples, one of them is Batukau temple. A very unique temple, giving a different atmosphere from the other temples that exist in Bali. I love it ️ ️ ️/5().

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• We booked a driver and car in Ubud who drove us up to the Batukau temple. It is a vey nice place, very peacefull and almost no tourists. After that we continued to see the rice terrases of Jatiluwih (Unesco World Inheritance) and ended our day in Lovina were we stayed two day's. Read more. Date of experience: July /5(20).

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• Jun 16,  · This Ribu is Bali’s holy western mountain and is one of the wildest areas on the island. It is actually the highest mountain of a large massif consisting of multiple peaks including Gunung Catur / Penggilingan (2,m), Gunung Sanghyang (2,m), Gunung Pohen (2,m), Gunung Tapak (1,m), Gunung Lesung (1,m) and Gunung Adeng (1,m)/5(8).

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• On the slopes of Gunung Batukau, Pura Luhur Batukau was the state temple when Tabanan was an independent kingdom. It has a seven-roofed meru (multiroofed shrine) dedicated to Maha Dewa, the mountain’s guardian spirit, as well as shrines for Bratan, Buyan and Tamblingan lakes. This is certainly the most spiritual temple you can easily visit in Bali.

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• Gunung Batukau is Bali's second-highest mountain (m), the third of Bali's three major mountains and the holy peak of the island's western end. It's often overlooked, which is probably a good thing given what the vendor hordes have done to Gunung Agung.

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• Batukaru Temple, referred to by locals as Pura Luhur Batukaru, is one of Bali’s key temples. It's located at the foot of namesake Mount Batukaru, which stands at 2, metres above sea level. The temple is surrounded by cool natural forests, providing a pleasant stopover for nature lovers. The island’s most impressive expanse of rice paddies.

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• Pura Luhur Batukaru is a temple located on the slopes of Mount Batukaru in Tabanan. The temple is amongst the nine directional temples on the island.

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• Trance in Batukau Temple can be very intense. There has been a several months long set of ritual ceremonies going on up there. The ‘Karya Agung Pengurip Gumi’ (The Great Rites to Revitalise the Earth) is complex in ways that Balinese ceremonies excel in. There is huge amount of organization; and then the orderly chaos of execution when.

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