Besakih is often called by the name Pura Agung Besakih is a place of worship of Hinduism in Bali and in the temple area, there is only one temple, but many temples. Because there are so many temples in the area, then Besakih Bali is the biggest temple in Indonesia.
The location is located in the village Besakih Besakih, District Rendang, Karangasem, Bali.
Besakih Bali consists of one central temple named Pura Agung Besakih Upgrading and there are 18 temples that surround the companion of Penataran Besakih. 1 piece Basukian Temple and 17 other temples.
If you've ever seen pictures of this temple, then you will see the stairs which are numerous and there is a very large gate, this gate entrance to the central area Penataran Besakih.
Besakih in Bali is the center of religious activity for the Hindu people of Bali and Penataran Besakih is the biggest temple in the area of this temple. Besakih Penataran at most have a place or a building for worship, the Bali ordinary call by name Pelinggih and is the center of this temple.
Located in the western slopes of Mount Agung, and referred to as the biggest Hindu temple in Bali. Besakih Temple is located in a wide area, offers you a beautiful scenery and charming temple buildings that surround the temple complex.
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The location is located in the village Besakih Besakih, District Rendang, Karangasem, Bali.
If you've ever seen pictures of this temple, then you will see the stairs which are numerous and there is a very large gate, this gate entrance to the central area Penataran Besakih.
Besakih in Bali is the center of religious activity for the Hindu people of Bali and Penataran Besakih is the biggest temple in the area of this temple. Besakih Penataran at most have a place or a building for worship, the Bali ordinary call by name Pelinggih and is the center of this temple.
Located in the western slopes of Mount Agung, and referred to as the biggest Hindu temple in Bali. Besakih Temple is located in a wide area, offers you a beautiful scenery and charming temple buildings that surround the temple complex.
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