There is nothing new that I can tell you about this temple… Google it and find the required info. The temple is beautiful and has cultural significance in bali culture. There are points from where you can click gr8 pictures.. Tip- Dont wear caps, sunglasses and etc…Monkeys are there lot of monkeys they snatch things from you.

We booked tickets only thru GetYourGuide. ( show tickets) You but temple tickets onsite. Arrive early. We brought our passports but they did not check. Second show is better since it is dark out. Get a sheet about the show at the desk, there is a story. There are monkeys here, so be careful with your stuff.

Amazed by the temple and the view!!! We came to watch the kecak dance and it was very crowded when we headed there. It was one of the most amazing experience watching the dancers anf listening to the song of the dance. Spectacular!!

The admission fee allows access to the temple and the cliff walk path. TIP: Do not go to the temple. Why not ?. First there are some serious steps. When you get to the top there is nothing much to see. You cannot enter the temple itself, and the picturesque shrine that is featured in photos, on the cliff top, is totally obscured. A waste of time. To experience a beautiful view of the temple and shrine just proceed to the cliff walking path and distance yourself from the temple.Here is how to access it. When you first enter the grounds, you will go down a hill. At the bottom you will see the steps to the temple ahead and on your left. Skip them. Proceed on the paved walk way to the right about a 100 meters. You will come to a crossroads of sort, with directional signs. Go down the path on the left, this will put you on the cliff walk. From there you can see the temple and shrine and walk along the beautiful coastline. WARNING: Upon entry you will see warnings about the monkeys. Take this VERY SERIOUSLY. They are crafty, fast and viscous. During our time there we personally witnessed three attacks: one snatched a ladies sunglasses right off her face, one grabbed a ladies I phone and ran away with it. Another jumped on my wife to get her camera, but it was on straps around her neck. When he could not get it he was very threatening, fortunately a local chased him away. Do not have any items that are not attached to you. ie sunglasses, hats, camera. If your camera is not attached and you want to make a picture have someone be very vigilant for monkeys,

It’s a busy location with lots of tourists but it’s worth the trip. It’s a relatively quick tour to do with some spectacular views but the stars of the show are the Monkeys 🙈. They are quite bold and adventurous, they will try their best to snatch what they can. We saw them grab books, leaflets, sarongs and glasses in our trip as well as chase a few tourists. Tip for the visit, don’t engage the monkeys as chase you down! We saw one Indian tourist get chased through the temple after confronting a monkey 🐵!

Beautiful temple! Although the temple is beautiful, it is underwhelming compared to the grounds. The grounds are vast and very inviting! Views are amazing. We enjoyed the grounds for sunset. Be careful of the monkeys though - they are sneaky little buggers! Many snatching sunglasses off peoples faves and hats off heads. There was also a white monkey isolated due to it being different and other monkeys bullying/abusing it for being different - so it has a large cage where it is protected.

The views were worth it. The temple is quite spectacular in its setting on the cliff top. Be aware that the temple itself seems to be closed to tourists which leaves the grounds to be explored. The area is quite nicely maintained and there are several statues. However the monkeys are indeed quite cheeky and had held ransom the possessions of many visitors until the temple staff were able to retrieve them - sunglasses, hats and even a slipper were taken in our short time there. Overall, not the best experience... but worth a quick visit

Not for the frail or faint hearted! Keep your wits about you and your possessions close. I saw a monkey snatch glasses right off a woman’s face, while others were sitting around chewing on their newfound possessions. One monkey had my dad clear in his sights and made several attempts to charge for him. I swiped at him with my straw hat and we managed to scurry away but they don’t back down easily. The grounds perched high above the Pacific Ocean are breathtaking, enhanced by the sound of the waves below and the vast flora at eye level.

We arrived at 5pm and managed to buy tickets for the 7pm Kecak performance. Waited outside where there are small stalls with chips, water etc Went in at 6.30pm and waited in a long line until they cleared out the earlier session. Moved us in quickly, seats are quite close together. First 30mins of the show was a bit slow but worth staying for the amazing fire finale! Kids were very impressed! We made sure everything was packed away and didn’t have phones out near the monkeys and walked past them quickly. Saw one monkey run up to a man and one steal someone’s glasses. We didn’t have any issues with them. A great way to experience some culture. Didn’t visit the temple after reading all the reviews about the monkeys!

We went to the temple along with our car driver. Cost of entrance is 50,000 IDR. The views were breathtaking. We saw lots of monkeys on the way. We also saw the monkeys steal quite a few glasses right off the faces of visitors. It was quite amusing.. my son was wearing a silver chain and my daughter had a huge Sony camera in her hands but the monkeys did not come to grab them even when we were extremely close. The whole walk took about an hour. We did not attend the dance. We saw a lot of people lining up for the dance. We could not see the sunset as there were clouds. Overall it was a fantastic experience. Highly recommended. Tip: keep spectacles/glasses, hats, mobile phones in pocket or bag. Do not bring food and drink on the walk as the monkeys can smell it and get aggressive.