At some point, everybody needs to get out from life’s stresses by traveling. Many people believe that heading out to the east side of this island takes a lot of effort and time-consuming. However, it can also be fun and full of education. East of Bali is a combination between unspoiled surroundings, remote locations, and intense vistas. Not to mention, the warm-welcoming attitude from the locals. Here, we give you some insights into the places to see on your next trip to the east.
1. Lempuyang Temple
This temple is located on the slope of Mount Lempuyang, about 600 meters above sea level.
Lempuyang Temple or commonly known as the “Gate of Heaven”, is one of the most respected temples in Bali. Not only for Hindus who want to worship that visit this temple but this temple is also visited by many domestic and foreign tourists. Especially because this temple has instagrammable photo spots. Named as “Gate of Heaven” because of the beauty it displays. The beauty of Mount Agung is seen between the two gates. Before you reach this beautiful view, you have to climb hundreds of stairs. No wonder, because this Lempuyang Temple is the highest temple in Bali.
2. Ujung Water Palace
This place was essentially the resting and amusement spot for the Kings of Karangasem and their visitors, featuring a wonderful stop with colossal fish lakes encompassing the legacy structures. From the right distance, you can have a charming angle of the ocean line and slopes with outright greenery. It additionally shows the magnificence of Mount Agung and close-by green terraced rice fields.
3. Besakih Temple
Known as the “Mother Temple”, called the largest temple, and believed to be the “holiest” temple in Bali, Besakih Temple is an East Bali destination that must be included in your holiday itinerary.
Besakih Temple is a temple complex consisting of 3 main temples and more than 85 smaller temples and shrines. Each temple has its own characteristics and different celebrations.
The location of this temple is above the hill, so no wonder that the surrounding scenery is very charming such as hills, rice fields, mountains, and many more.
4. Tirtagangga Water Palace
Very notable for its sacred water and religious activities, this area comprises three separate edifices each having its own arrangement of lakes and alluring figures which basically add to the magnificence of the general water cultivation. As you enter the place, the primary thing that comes into view is a long column of models of gatekeeper figures. You will also discover the conveniently set polygonal over the lakes and pools. There is a considerable measure of stories behind the making of this garden.
5. Tukad Cepung Waterfall
Talking about paradise on earth, Bali never stops showing off its paradise on earth. One of them is Tukad Cepung Waterfall. Seeing the sunrise on the beach is normal, how about the sunrise at the Waterfall? This is the uniqueness of Lempuyang Waterfall. This sunrise creates a beautiful rainbow and this is your chance to take as many pictures as you can.
The clear water along with the sound of falling water and the light coming in through the shady trees, make this place feel perfect.
