Gate of heaven tour
Abang Karangasem Bali
Day Tour
Duration : 10 Hours
Pick up time : 8.00 am
What This Will Be
Bali is referred to as the "Island of the Gods" with a cause. The island of Bali is home to several sacred sites where gods and goddesses reside, thanks to the careful conservation of its temples and palaces. Hindus assemble in enormous temples to worship the gods collectively during some significant religious festivals.
You don't have to make the switch to Hinduism to fully comprehend what temples and palaces have to offer. Non-Hindu worshippers can nonetheless admire the historical and theological importance of the sites in what we call as the "gateway to heaven tour." This phrase describes going to holy places that are said to be where gods and goddesses travel to heaven.
Regularly serving the gods and goddesses can let Hindu adherents feel paradise, but casual tourists can still take the pathway to heaven travel as a different Bali holiday. The two websites listed below can help you get the doorway for a paradise tour.
Gate of heaven - Lempuyang Temple
It seems fitting to use the Lempuyang Temple, also known locally as the LempuyangLuhur Temple Complex, as the Gate of Heaven. The complex's main temple appears enchanted and beautiful from above, with Mount Agung offering as a backdrop. It is obvious why so many people would want to capture their visit to this location on camera.Trekking enthusiasts will enjoy using the stairs to get to the temple with the natural scenery on the right.
Hindu adherents worship the LempuyangLuhurTemple Complex, that is located in the Karangasem regency. Hindu supporters, in particular, worship Ida SanghyangWidhiWasa, identified in the temple complex as Icwara. It is proposed that the complex of temples sustains the universe's inherent equilibrium.
Tirta Gangga - The Water Royal Palace
By going to the former royal palace TirtaGangga in the Karangasem regency, you are able to continue the Gateway to Heaven Tour. Then, in 1946, the Karangasem king gave the order to build the palace. The name Gangga immediately conjures up images of the Ganges River, which is honored in Hindu teachings in India. It was constructed on a hectare of ground that was encircled by statues, a water feature, and a meandering pond.
Waterfall at Tukad Cepung
With an overall height of 15 meters, Tukad Cepung is not as exposed to outside influences as other waterfalls. Rather, it is concealed inside a stone cave. Its secrecy gives it the appearance of being more special. The water did not rush together and flowed widely. The Tukad Cepung waterfall is reachable only after a 20-minute climb. Visitors can view Tukad Cepung's lush and lovely atmosphere here.
