Known for its beautiful lotus pond and traditional architecture, Saraswati Temple is a fairly well-known religious site in Ubud.
This is one of the more popular attractions in Ubud. If you have time, it's worth seeing. Since this is a very touristy locations in the town, be prepared for crowds. Also, during peak season in Ubud, the crowds can get even worse, so you should plan ahead.
Saraswati Temple, also known as Pura Taman Saraswati or Ubud Water Palace, is a beautiful water temple in Ubud dedicated to the Hindu goddess Saraswati, the deity of learning, literature, and art. The temple is renowned for its stunning lotus pond, ornate carvings, and traditional Balinese architecture. Visitors can walk across the bridge that spans the lotus pond, admire the intricate details of the temple gates and shrines, and attend traditional dance performances held at the temple's open pavilion. Saraswati Temple is a serene and picturesque spot, perfect for photography and cultural immersion. Evening music and dance performances are also offered here.
Families with children will sometimes enjoy it, but it really depends on their level of interest. Also, couples will love it, as it's very romantic. Definitely check it out if you're on a couple's trip. Budget travelers and backpackers usually enjoy their visit here.
Saraswati Temple is free. Evening musical and dance performances are 100,000 Rp. Proper clothing is required for entry.
You'll be exploring Saraswati Temple on your own.
No, you do not need to book in advance. Just pay attention to the opening hours and arrive when ready. Admission is free.
Many people will spend around 2 hours during their visit. Since this is mostly an outdoor area, you might need to plan ahead for the weather.
Saraswati Temple is busy year-round. To avoid the crowds, try to arrive early or later in the day. Visit on weekdays, and avoid the high season if possible. It's only possible to visit during the day.
Saraswati Temple
Jl. Kajeng, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia
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