Perfect foe experiencing Balinese Temple !バリ島の寺院を味わうのに最適!
It’s relatively easy to access, making it a perfect place to experience a traditional Balinese temple!
How to use a car charter?
Take a car charter to visit Taman Ayun Temple, and why not add a uniquely Southeast Asian experience like riding an elephant? It’s just one of many great plan ideas!
比較的行きやすい場所にあり、バリ島の寺院を味わうのに最適！
How to use a car charter?
Take a car charter to visit Taman Ayun Temple, and why not add a uniquely Southeast Asian experience like riding an elephant? It’s just one of many great plan ideas!
比較的行きやすい場所にあり、バリ島の寺院を味わうのに最適！
How to use Carcharter...?
カーチャーターでタマンアユン寺院に行き、東南アジアならでは、象にのる！なーんていうのも1つのプランです!!
Taman Ayun Temple
What is Taman Ayun Temple?
Taman Ayun Temple (Pura Taman Ayun) is the second largest temple in Bali and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Built in the early 18th century, it is the largest water temple in Bali.
It is dedicated to the gods of water and expresses gratitude for the blessings of water, which is essential for agriculture on the island.
The temple’s architecture shows strong influences from Javanese and Chinese styles, making it unique compared to other Balinese temples.
Originally, this temple was established in 1634 as the royal temple of the Mengwi Kingdom, which once ruled this area.
In the past, Bali consisted of nine kingdoms, which correspond to today’s administrative regions.
However, in the late 19th century, the Mengwi Kingdom was defeated by a joint force of the neighboring kingdoms of Tabanan (to the west) and Badung (to the south).
As a result, its territory was divided between them, and the Mengwi Kingdom disappeared.
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The temple is surrounded by a large moat, and the inner courtyard is closed to visitors except during temple festivals (Odalan).
Only priests responsible for maintaining the temple are allowed inside.
However, a walkway surrounds the inner grounds, allowing visitors to observe the temple from the outside.
One of the most distinctive features of this temple is the presence of ten multi-tiered shrines known as Meru.
These towers are said to symbolize the sacred Mount Agung.
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Important Notes
* As this is a sacred temple, women who are menstruating are not permitted to enter.
* Entrance fee: 50,000 IDR per person
Taman Ayun Temple (Pura Taman Ayun) is the second largest temple in Bali and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Built in the early 18th century, it is the largest water temple in Bali.
It is dedicated to the gods of water and expresses gratitude for the blessings of water, which is essential for agriculture on the island.
The temple’s architecture shows strong influences from Javanese and Chinese styles, making it unique compared to other Balinese temples.
Originally, this temple was established in 1634 as the royal temple of the Mengwi Kingdom, which once ruled this area.
In the past, Bali consisted of nine kingdoms, which correspond to today’s administrative regions.
However, in the late 19th century, the Mengwi Kingdom was defeated by a joint force of the neighboring kingdoms of Tabanan (to the west) and Badung (to the south).
As a result, its territory was divided between them, and the Mengwi Kingdom disappeared.
⸻
The temple is surrounded by a large moat, and the inner courtyard is closed to visitors except during temple festivals (Odalan).
Only priests responsible for maintaining the temple are allowed inside.
However, a walkway surrounds the inner grounds, allowing visitors to observe the temple from the outside.
One of the most distinctive features of this temple is the presence of ten multi-tiered shrines known as Meru.
These towers are said to symbolize the sacred Mount Agung.
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Important Notes
* As this is a sacred temple, women who are menstruating are not permitted to enter.
* Entrance fee: 50,000 IDR per person
タマンアユン寺院とは？
タマンアユン寺院（Pura Taman Ayun)は、バリ島で2番目に大きな寺院で世界遺産にも登録されています。
18世紀初頭に建造された、最大の水寺で、水の神殿、水の恵みに感謝する寺院として農業が豊かなバリ島で大事にされている寺院の1つでもあります。寺院の様式は、ほかの寺院よりもジャワ様式や、中国様式の影響を強く受けています。
18世紀初頭に建造された、最大の水寺で、水の神殿、水の恵みに感謝する寺院として農業が豊かなバリ島で大事にされている寺院の1つでもあります。寺院の様式は、ほかの寺院よりもジャワ様式や、中国様式の影響を強く受けています。
このお寺は、かってここを収めていたムングゥイ王国の国寺として１６３４年に建てられました。昔、バリ島には９つの王国があり、それが各々今の県庁になっています。
ただ、１９世紀後半、西隣りのタバナンと南隣りのバドゥン王国の連合軍に敗れ領土は、それぞれタバナンとバドゥン王国に分断され、ムングゥイ王国は姿を消してしまったのです。
寺院の周囲はお堀がめぐらされ、境内は、お祭り（オダラン）がある時以外は締め切られ、内部は寺院を管理する僧侶しか入れません。
ただ境内周囲を取り囲むように遊歩道が造られ、一般の観光客も遊歩道から境内を見物することができます。
この寺院の最大の特徴は、境内にメルと呼ばれる多重塔が１０基も立ち並んでいることです。
多重塔は霊峰アグン山を模しているといわれています。
注意事項
● お寺のため、生理中の方は参拝できません。
● 入館料が、一人5万ルピアかかります。
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