Located in Klungkung Bali, Goa Lawah Temple is a sacred and beautiful area.
The scenery in this temple is very distinctive. As the name suggests, the temple has caves under shady trees and within the walls of my mouth are many hanging bats.
The sound of bustling bats is endless, morning, noon and night. Instantly dozens, hundreds or even thousands of them fly up. Shortly thereafter, hanging, hanging, jostling on the coral walls of the cave.
This is the uniqueness of Goa Lawah Temple.
Goa Lawah Temple has its own charm, especially with its enchanting natural scenery, a cave under shady trees. In front and at the mouth of the cave there are several shrines that are commonly used as places of worship in Hindu rituals.
This Balinese temple is across the beach and into the hills, where there is a combination of sea and mountain (lingga-yoni). A temple is also built on this beach called Pura Segara.
Pura Segara is a temple of the surrounding community, most of whose livelihoods are fishermen, to worship God as Bhatara Baruna or the God of the Sea.
Because of its location near the beach, Goa Lawah Temple is visited by many tourists. Entering the Pesinggahan Village area, tourists will find many food stalls with typical sea fish menus. Along the road to Goa Lawah, there are many food stalls selling pepes, grilled fish, fish satay, fish soup, etc.
Around the temple there are also many stalls to enjoy seafood dishes. In addition, in Goa Lawah Temple, there is a large parking area, so if tourists bring their own vehicles, they do not need to be confused about finding a parking location because they can choose to park around the temple or on the beach.
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