Uluwatu Temple, Uluwatu

Entry fee is 50,000 rupiah, which is quite affordable for such a scenic location.

Consider buying tickets online the day before to avoid long queues.

The entrance fee is 50,000 Indonesian rupiah for adults, so plan accordingly.

Dress modestly when visiting the temple to respect local customs.

Dress modestly when visiting the temple to respect local customs.

Stay hydrated, as it can get very hot while exploring the temple.

Rent a motorbike to explore nearby cafes before your tour starts; it's a great way to spend your morning.

Be cautious of making wrong turns on the way up; the roads can be tricky.

Keep an eye on your belongings as monkeys here can be quite mischievous.

Bring an umbrella for shade; it can get quite hot while waiting for the show.

Be cautious of the monkeys around the temple; they can be quite mischievous.

Be cautious of the monkeys as they are known for stealing belongings.

Be cautious with your belongings as the monkeys around the temple can be quite cheeky.

Wear a sash or sarong to enter the temple, especially if you're in shorts.

Be cautious of the monkeys; they can be quite mischievous.

Watch out for the monkeys here; they can be more aggressive than those in Ubud.

Don't miss the kecak dance performance at sunset for a unique cultural experience.

Plan to arrive early to secure a good spot for the sunset views and the Kecak dance performance.

Arrive early to secure a good spot for the fire dance show, as it can get crowded.

Arrive early to explore the temple before the performance.

Make sure to check the opening hours before visiting as they can vary.

Plan your visit during sunset to enjoy the breathtaking views and traditional Balinese dances.