Pura Penataran
Monument · Tegallalang, Ubud

Pura Penataran

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Pura Penataran is a Balinese Hindu temple complex. Stone carvings and multiple shrines form the main structures. Dress modestly and follow temple etiquette during visits.

On day 2 of Bali Beaches & Rice Terraces

Good to know

Tickets
A small entry fee or donation is usually asked, often including sarong hire.
Time needed
One hour
Best time
Morning hours
Getting there
Short drive from Ubud center

Itineraries with Pura Penataran

Day 2 of Bali Beaches & Rice Terraces

Tegallalang Terraces and Waterfall

How Pura Penataran fits into a day.
  1. 8:00Tegallalang Rice TerracesTegallalang Rice Terraces
  2. 11:30Hidden Tibumana WaterfallTibumana Waterfall
  3. 13:30Rice Field Walk to Pura PenataranPura Penataran
  4. 15:00Afternoon Rest at TerraceTegallalang Viewpoint
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Pura Penataran questions

How do I reach Pura Penataran?

Travel by scooter, taxi or tour vehicle from central Ubud.

What is the dress code at Pura Penataran?

Cover shoulders and knees. Sarongs are usually available at the entrance.

Can I visit Pura Penataran without a guide?

Yes. Self-guided visits are common though local guides offer explanations.

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