Tanah Lot is one place
of interest that vote as one as favorite destinations from both of domestic and
foreign tourists. Become an attractions that should be visited when you are
traveling to the island of Bali. This temple is located
in Beraban Village, Kediri, Tabanan. The distance is about 13km west from the capital city of Tabanan and 20 km from Denpasar. If you start from Ngurah Rai International Airport
can be reached in less than 1 hour by motorbike if there is no traffic
Jam. Along the road to these attractions, there are plenty of lodging
from the simple lodging to luxury villas and five star hotels.
This tourist attraction is very crowded with tourists in the afternoon to evening during the sunset time. Beautiful views of the beach and awesome sunsets can be enjoyed around 6pm. Experience of watching the sunset from the temple that became a legend in Bali
will be very special and will not be found elsewhere.This Tourist
attractions such content has been built with adequate facilities such as
wide parking area and restrooms to support the enjoyment of those who
visit this tourist destination. There are also several hotels close to
the beach around these attractions, which regulates a variety of events
at night for tourists who visit this place and want to enjoy the
pleasure of a cool atmosphere in Tabanan to stay and this place is also
often one of the pre-wedding photo locations in Bali
because of its beauty for tourists who choose this island as a favorite
location pre-wedding photo implementing them in Bali.
Tanah Lot comes from the Balinese language means “Land
of Sea”. This temple stands, and built on a rock which is limestone that
overlooking the Indian Ocean that has formed continuously over the
years by abrasion of the rocks by the waves naturally and create
brilliant temple and majestic temple as it is now. Tanah Lot temple was built and has been part of Balinese mythology
for centuries. This temple is one of seven sea temples around the
Balinese coast. Each temple was founded in the vision of the sea next to
form a chain along the west coast. However, the temple had significant
Hindu influence. At the base of the rocky island, poisonous sea snakes
are believed to guard the temple from evil spirits and intruders. A
giant snake purportedly protects the temple is created from scarves
‘Dhang Hyang Nirartha’ when he established the island.