The entrance fee for Lempuyang Temple has now been changed and is 100,000 IDR ($7 USD) per person. You also need to pay 50,000 IDR ($3.50) per person to take a shuttle that takes you to the top of the mountain where you will find the Lempuyang Temple entrance. Prior to 2022, the entrance fee to Lempuyang Temple was free and only required a small temple donation. On our private Bali Instagram tour, you won’t need to worry about paying the Lempuyang Temple entrance fee, as our private Bali tour is all-inclusive so we got you covered.

The temple is accessible to the public every day from 7 am to 5 pm, though it is always open for worship. Depending on the season you visit, April through October are often the busiest months. However, before the masses arrive later in the morning, if you get at the temple before daybreak, it will typically be rather calm any time of year. If you don’t like the mornings, you can still enjoy the view during the last few hours before sunset.

Camera – you need something to capture the perfect shot with!

Sunscreen – don’t get burnt to crisp while you’re distracted by the beautiful scenery!

Lightweight rain jacket – again this is dependent on the time of year, but if there’s a chance it might rain I’d definitely take a jacket just in case.

Water bottle – make sure to stay well hydrated.

• There are 7 temples – many people don’t realize there are actually 7 temples within the grounds. The whole loop of Pura Lempuyang Temple Bali takes around 4 hours.

• The first is a 5 minute walk – the famous photo spot is located at the first temple, so you won’t have to walk far before you get your cameras out.

• You must dress modestly! This means shoulders covered and long pants or skirt for the gals. You can rent sarongs at the temple for 10,000 IDR. 

• No kissing – Pura Lempuyang Temple Bali is a very religious Hindu temple so any form of kissing in public is seen as scandalous.

• No drones – photographers beware!

• Most of all – enjoy the experience!