Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, IndonesiaMap
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Excellent
This place is mainly for viewing the cliffs and sunset, as well as the fire dance performance; the temples are generally off-limits. If you don't want to see the fire dance, you can leave in 1-1.5 hours. The entrance fee is 60k VND; there's a children's price for children under 13. The monkeys here are incredibly fierce. I walked along the cliff edge for over half an hour and saw several monkeys snatch glasses and a cell phone. One monkey even tried to grab my phone, but luckily I held on tight and it didn't take it; I quickly stuffed it into my bag.
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Uluwatu Temple with it's location along the Uluwatu Cliffs is a great location from which to view the surrounding landscape and seaside. Known as the "Lover's Cliffs," the Uluwatu Cliffs are set beside a well-known surf spot. The small forested areas in front of the temple is home to hundreds of wild monkeys. In the evening, you can watch traditional Kecak dance performances. With the ambiance of the Uluwatu Temple and surrounding cliffs, the performance provides a magical, almost otherworldly experience.
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Show More ReviewsThis place is mainly for viewing the cliffs and sunset, as well as the fire dance performance; the temples are generally off-limits. If you don't want to see the fire dance, you can leave in 1-1.5 hours. The entrance fee is 60k VND; there's a children's price for children under 13. The monkeys here are incredibly fierce. I walked along the cliff edge for over half an hour and saw several monkeys snatch glasses and a cell phone. One monkey even tried to grab my phone, but luckily I held on tight and it didn't take it; I quickly stuffed it into my bag.