Pura Bukit Mentik Bees Ring Mount Batur is a Hindu temple in the caldera of Mount Batur, in Bali’s Bangli region. The temple has survived volcanic eruptions, and its setting gives you a close view of recent lava flows from Gunung Batur. Come for the quiet atmosphere and the volcanic scenery, or visit around sunrise or sunset for views of the mountain. Dress respectfully and follow the temple’s rules during your visit.
A temple in Mount Batur’s caldera
Pura Bukit Mentik is a Hindu temple in the caldera of Batur Volcano. It has survived destructive eruptions, and the surrounding landscape includes recent lava flows from Gunung Batur.
The temple’s quiet setting offers a pause from busier tourist areas. The mountain and volcanic terrain are part of the visit, with the surrounding hillside providing a backdrop for photographs.
Approaching the temple respectfully
The road to the temple is steep and narrow, and sand-carrying trucks also use it. Take care as you approach.
Wear respectful attire, such as a sarong, and follow local rules while at the temple. Avoid eating pork before entering or praying as a mark of respect for local custom.
FAQ
Where is Pura Bukit Mentik?
The temple is in the caldera of Batur Volcano, in the Kintamani area of Bali’s Bangli region.
What can you see at Pura Bukit Mentik?
The temple surroundings look out over Mount Batur’s volcanic landscape, including recent lava flows from Gunung Batur.
What should I wear to the temple?
Wear respectful attire, such as a sarong, and follow the temple’s rules.
Is the road to the temple easy to drive?
The road is steep and narrow, and sand-carrying trucks use it too, so take care on the approach.
