Pura Ulan Danu Temple Complex

The architectural complex Pura Ulan Danu is considered the main water temple on the island of Bali. Mainly, this temple personifies the life-giving power of the lake, because its waters are the main basis of fertility of all border areas, gives opportunities for the development of agriculture. The lake on which the temple stands is dedicated to Devi Dan, a goddess who is one of the incarnations of the supreme deity, to whom pleas were made for prosperity and well-being.

The main feature of this area is a large number of volcanoes. The temples were located right at their foot, so they were often destroyed. For many years, work was carried out to restore the temple of Batur, which was completed in 2004. It is known for its extensive and beautiful courtyards with black gravel-sprinkled walkways. One of the temples is Kubutambanah, built in honor of the Mother - the earth and sun that give life.

From here the most picturesque panorama opens, and the air coming from the neighboring mountains is surprisingly fresh, and all this attracts numerous crowds of tourists here.