Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple, Sebatu

Peaceful and serene. Easy to walk around, was not crowded at all. Lots of statues and stone carvings. Be sure to cover up out of respect when visiting as this is a religious site that is still used to this day. There are sarongs to cover up with for those wearing shorts. Beautiful landscape and koi ponds.

Beautiful and quiet water temple. Easy to access from Ubud via scooter. Large pond with fish near the entrance is a nice place to just chill for a while, while the back side of the temple grounds are great for exploring with lot of intricate carvings.

This place is massive in size. Grounds are very large, but very beautiful. So many picturesque spots, reasonably priced souvenir vendors and wood carvers, and bonus points for how quiet the place is. They provide a sarong rental at the entrance so don’t feel the need to buy one from the vendors before entering. There is a lot of steps involved which is worth noting should you have some mobility difficulties, but overall I’d imagine it’s manageable for most with small breaks on the climb back up the steps. Definitely worth a visit.

An 11th-century temple & funerary complex with ten rock-cut shrines carved into cliff niches. It is a very calm environment and very picturesque too. The water in the ponds are exceptionally clean and people often bathe in them.

Beautiful temple! You don’t need more than 30 mins here. The sarong is included in the entry ticket. Loved the fish feeding here. Definitely quieter than other temples.