Alas Kedaton

Apart from the temple's natural beauty, hundreds of monkeys live in and around the temple grounds. Because of this, the temple is very popular with both local and foreign tourists. The monkeys are very tame and curious about visitors. But hold on to your things--they like to run off with food and even cameras! In the nearby forest you can witness huge fruit bats hanging from the trees, sleeping through daylight. Alas Kedaton Temple with its surrounding woodland area offers a great place for a relaxed outing. For couples, a nice place for a bit of romance!

Address: Kediri, Tabanan, Ten kilometers from Tabanan City, Bali
Phone: +62 361 222 387 (Bali Government Tourist Office)
Opening hours: 24 hours.