Every temples video worth watching in Bali — in one place

Bali temples in the videos below

Bali is a Hindu island inside a Muslim country, and the creator consensus is that three or four temples carry the workload for most itineraries. Uluwatu, on 70-metre cliffs above the Indian Ocean, dates to around the 11th century and is timed around the 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Kecak fire-dance shows at sunset — the traffic in and out around dusk is the standard warning [via Top 10 Things to do in Bali 2026]. Tirta Empul, the 10th-century water temple near Ubud, is where active melukat purification still happens through 30 stone spouts; entry is 50,000 rupiah and a sarong is required [via 17 things to do in UBUD]. Tanah Lot, built in the 16th century on its own islet, is the photographed sunset silhouette — foreigners cannot enter, and low tide is when the spit emerges [via Top 10 Things to do in Bali 2026]. Besakih on the slopes of Mount Agung is the largest and most important complex on the island.

The “WHAT TO DO in 3 DAYS Ubud Bali” video is the most detailed on Tirta Empul itself — the 30 spouts, the inner courtyard, the early-morning crowd-avoidance window. Pair it with “Top 10 Things to do in Bali 2026” for the sunset scheduling logic at Uluwatu and Tanah Lot. The “Bali Travel Guide: 9 Best Things to Do” video adds Ulun Danu Beratan, the lakeside temple north-central, which the cliff-and-sea-focused videos skip.