Today’s destination pic is from my visit to an 11th century archeological site; Goa Gajah Temple in Bali, spiritual, unique and IG worthy!
“I want to live in the cave of your smile.”
Utkarsh Jain
Found at the bottom of a 50 step stone staircase, this intricately carved cave is a cool and unique find located to the left side of the courtyard. Shallow in depth, the inside displays 3 stone idols carefully wrapped in yellow, white and black cloths.
Built as a spiritual place for meditation, the temple complex includes flowing fountains, bathing pools, stone statues, temple remains, rice fields and waterfalls!
Aka as the Elephant Cave, Goa Gajah Temple in Bali is a spiritual, unique, interesting and distinct find in your Bali travels and for your Instagram feed!
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Info:
➡️Jl. Raya Goa Gaja Desa Bedulu, Ubud 80581, Indonesia
➡️Opens 8am
➡️Closes 5pm
➡️Entrance fee 50k IDR ($4.70 🇨🇦)
➡️Sarongs included in entrance fee
Tips:
➡️Sarongs must be worn in temple
➡️Arrive early for less crowds
➡️Cave is cool in temperature
➡️Woman who are menstruating are asked to refrain from visiting temple
➡️Visitors with mobility issues may have difficulties with the uneven stone staircase
➡️Vendors are a little pushy
Facts:
➡️Built in the 9th century
➡️6kms from Central Ubud
➡️Stone carvings of Hindu Gods
➡️No elephants on site
➡️Excavated in 1954
➡️Black soot on cave walls is from incense ➡️Named after carvings around the outside
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