Pura Taman Saraswati Temple is located in the heart of Ubud and its construction was overseen by I Gusti Nyoman Lempad, a prolific artist in his time.
The name of the temple is derived from the Hindu goddess Saraswati, the goddess credited with the gift of art, literature and inborn wisdom.
Pura Taman Saraswati Temple Ubud Entry Fee & Dress Code, Bali
The gate is an elaborate work of art whose central location is blocked by a wall. The latter is believed to protect the sacred location from evil spirits. The maintenance of Pura Taman Saraswati is overseen by locals who volunteer to clean up the ponds and generally ensure the place of worship remains untainted.
Located in the centre of Ubud, this temple is easy to access. Entry to the temple is free, however, you must wear a sarong to cover your knees and angles. Tops that cover shoulders and midriff are also a must.
If you come to the temple after dark, there are regular dance performances held here which start at 7.30pm each night. There is also a cafe located on site which offers a dinner which costs around 200,000 per person. So come along and have dinner here and watch the show.
Do you serve Halal Food for the dinner?
Hi Shahir,
I have searched across the Café Lotus website and a number of others, but can’t see any mentions of the food being halal.
However, you can view their menu at http://www.cafelotusubud.com/food.html, which may help with figuring out if the food is suitable.
Thanks
Michael
Is there a dance everyday?
Will it happen today?
What is the cost if I go to watch the dance?
Hi Fatima,
There are regular dance performances held at the Pura Taman Saraswati Temple which start at 7.30pm each night. There is also a cafe located on site which offers a dinner which costs around 200,000 per person. So come along and have dinner here and watch the show.
Kind regards,
Jess