Beautiful place, architecture, views and entertainment everywhere. You could realistically spend a whole day here if you wanted to. Restaurant and cafe prices are reasonable, the kids play area is great, you’ve seen the photos - now go visit! Points to note - they charge to use the toilet, 2,000 rupiahs a go, so take plenty of small notes as they may not have change. The main entrance fee is just for entry. Every other attraction costs pretty much. Tourists arrive by the bus load - it is busy. But because it’s so big it doesn’t feel unmanageable busy. Imagine almost Disney World kind of busy and you’re about there. It’s just a bit cooler as there’s a nice breeze from the lake. Thoroughly recommend!

Situated on a massive lake beneath central Bali mountains, this expansive attraction of gardens and temples is a great family or couples location. Very clean, well maintained and pictures plenty for instagram shutterbugs. Breezes off the lake make the heat tolerable. Shouldn’t miss.

What a beautiful location. The site has many Instagram photo locations where there are lines to take photos. We didn't do that. We went straight to the Temple on the Water. Fortunately, it is not busy there. Beautiful how this is built in with the lake as a backdrop. Glad we went here.

Must visit while in Bali. This is such an iconic temple that the photo of the ulun danu bretan is used by many travel magazines, it has become the symbol of Bali. It is a unesco world heritage site. The vibes are wonderful. We got free water bottles ( this was the only place in Bali during our week long stay where we got free water)It is well maintained and we had lunch at the eatery in the compound.

We were here on a rainy afternoon, even with every thing drenched with the downpour, the views and ambience were amazing! parking and facilities are pretty nice, with the shops and food joints helping manage the umbrella and hot beverage. Carry your best self stick, preferably with enough of height to take pics with main doors and remote trigger!

we departed ubud at 6:30 am in order to be one of the first visitors at the temple after 8 am. the morning light made the temple shimmer against the serene mountains and lake backdrop. this is probably my favorite temple in the entire bali island, leaps and bounds ahead of other more well-known ones e.g. uluwatu, tanah lot. most importantly, no crowds in the early hour. as we left 1.5h later, at least 20 tour buses filled with day trippers have started arriving en masse.

Beautiful park. Beautiful surroundings. Big area. The temples were as we expected. Clean and quiet. Lots of people. Shade. Everything costs extra - even the toilet. We had a buffet at a restaurant which we did not like. It did not seem like it was cooked nor stored properly. We were affraid to contage “Bali stomace” and one of us did.

Ulun Danu Bratan Temple is amazing place to visit. Built in 1633, the temple is used for offerings and ceremonies dedicated to the Balinese water, lake and river goddess Dewi Danu This temple is probably one the top sight to visit of Bali. It takes about 2hours from Ubud while you enjoy the views of the beautiful rice fields nearby. Be sure to come early in order to avoid crowds

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple in Bali offers stunning views, especially in good weather, with picturesque lakes making it an Instagram paradise. Families can enjoy the fish feeding area, and for an extra fee, interact with Luwak cats, bats, rabbits, and Guinea pigs. However, the lack of historical context is noticeable, and it's more of a quick visit lasting about 50-60 minutes. The drive to the temple is enjoyable, adding to the overall experience.

This place is so adorable that has clear lake, blue sky & awesome temple. We just need around 1,5 hours drive from Kuta. But, you will not getting bored because you will see different view a long the road. Please bring umbrella, just in case if it's rain happen. Maybe you can come in May-Oct, it will be good season