Alas Kedaton, Wildlife sanctuary and Hindu temple complex in Marga, Tabanan, Indonesia.
This 12-hectare forested sanctuary combines natural habitat with sacred architecture, featuring towering trees, winding pathways, and traditional Balinese temple structures adorned with intricate stone carvings.
The site has served as a spiritual refuge for centuries, with local legends suggesting it was established by a Hindu sage who found the location ideal for meditation and worship.
Pura Dalem Kahyangan Kedaton temple within the sanctuary hosts traditional Balinese Hindu ceremonies, processions, and ritual offerings that strengthen community bonds and cultural identity throughout the year.
The sanctuary operates daily from 09:00 to 17:00 with an entrance fee of approximately 35,000 IDR, offering guided walks, parking facilities, and souvenir shops for visitors.
Long-tailed macaque monkeys and large fruit bats freely roam the premises, allowing visitors to observe and interact with these animals in their natural forest habitat.
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