A good temple to visit and some lovely gardens but be mindful of a couple of things before you visit. The entry fee includes sarong rental. Don’t listen to the aggressive sellers in the car park who will demand you buy a sarong to enter the temple. When you enter the temple you will be approached by staff who will give you a paid tour, except they won’t tell you this they will just start explaining the history and offer to show you around, then ask for money. If you don’t want a tour, just tell them at the start.

Goa Gajah is a thousand-year-old magnificent temple with several ponds surrounded by lush trees and beautiful surroundings. It was a calm and soothing experience. This place is less busy when compared to other popular locations in the Ubud region. Goa Gajah was missing informational signage to provide history about this temple.

A beautiful temple with a small cave. You have to walk quite a number of stairs to go down to the main compound. The entrance of the cave is beautiful and unique. I would like to mention that with the entrance fee, the management should at least renovate or build a proper toilet inside the temple. The existing toilet in the temple is very old and dirty.

Reasonably touristy temple which costs 50,000 rupiah to enter and this includes sarong rental. As you enter the carpark, rather aggressive old ladies will demand that you buy a sarong and you must wear one in the temple. Do note that this is very rare in Bali. The temple is famous for its small cave site, but there is also a nice garden to walk around.

We took a taxi with Grab app from Ubud and it was a quick ride there. Well worth a visit! Impressive temple and a very nice area to walk around. It's an archaeological site so very significant for its relics of ancient Balinese art. The entrance to the cave (meditation room) might be the highlight as it's so unique, but really the entire place is beautiful. There is a small fee to pay at the entrance. They'll give you a sarong (free) at the entrance if you're wearing shorts, so don't bother with those the sellers at the stalls try to sell.

Nice temple. There will be some people offering you a tour for money. So if you interested in the history, might be good to pay for the tour. Just looking around was also really nice. The Hindu part of it seems to be smaller than the Buddhist part, but both are beautiful. At the parking lot some people will try to sell you the Sargon. I didn’t really saw where you could rent it, but it is possible. If you plan yo visit other temples, might be worthy to buy one. The prices are not cheap tough. Around 150k for one

It's a nice place for a short visit of maybe one hour. A little walk through a magical forest temple area with a small waterfall and a mysterious cave with this famous face entrance. You have to wear some traditional thing that you get for free at the entrance. The shops before the place try to sell you this, Don't fall for this trap as you get it for free at the entrance anyway. All in all: not that spectacular.

A very beautiful temple with a great cave, waterfalls and fantastic art. You will need to climb up and down some stairs, but they are very well maintained. There is a giant mystical tree, where you will find many sarongs tied around it. Make sure to give this temple a visit

Nice place to see the Indonesian culture, peacefully and green everywhere. The entrance is 4 dollars per person and all the whole tour takes like 2 hours. Bring REPELLENT, lots or mosquitos.

It was a beautiful temple to visit. Great place for families with little ones. Tips to make this visit a good one: Always bring a sarong to wear in temple so the ladies outside the temple do not get agressive selling sarong to you. Fruit ladies inside the temple offer free fruit to kids as a way to sell later. A guide is not needed for this temple. You can read about it yourself before heading here. It was great to visit.

50k fee includes a nice man wearing a sarong for you. But inside, it goes downhill, literally and figuratively. 1. No upkeep. 2. No map/ signages. Can't learn anything about the temple on your own. From Google owner's replies, they only expect you to hire a guide and pay more money. 3. Additional 100k for tour guide. 4. Drying up pond 5. By the river, a monk asks to bless you, but requests for donation after. 6. Budha temple sits a headless Buddha statue????? Had high expectations from all the good reviews, but unfortunately very disappointing experience. Very sad Bali has turned so many interesting temples /places into tourist traps.

One of the most unique temples that we visited in Bali with its famous “Elephant Cave” and other temple structures. The carvings are amazing, and just have to be seen in person. It’s a bit of a walk down to the temple on long walkways and stairs, but it is worth the time and effort to see something so unique. This temple can be busy as it is a popular place for photos, but avoid the middle of the day if you want to have fewer tourists around. It may take a while to get a photo in front of the elephant cave entrance, as there is usually a line and there will be lots of other tourists wandering around. Take about an hour and a half here or more to be able to do the walk and have time to get photos, as well as explore the temple. Entrance fee is about $3.50 US per person

What a magical and almost surreal temple! The elephant cave on itself is stunning and its history is fascinating, but if you walk passed the cave and down the steps, you’ll find yourself in a different world and in a little piece of jungle. You can also get a blessing (for a small donation). It reminiscent of Studio Ghibli imagery!

The Elephant Cave temple. UNESCO world heritage. Dated most likely back to the XI century. Walk from the cave down to the waterfall: you will see architectural elements carved into the huge boulders. Reminds you of Lord of the Rings. Wonderful photo opportunities: the cave exterior, the shrine next to it and the waterfalls. Entrance fee: rupiah/cash only.

This temple has a gorgeous facade, one of the best in Bali. The complex is very peaceful. Inside the temple there is a statue of Ganesha and Shiva ling. The temple is 1000 years old. It's not to be missed.

Don't forget to wear a sarung before you enter the temple. There is a free sarung available inside the temple,no need to buy it from outside.

I had an incredible experience visiting Goa Gajah in Bali. This ancient archaeological site is a true gem, filled with rich history and stunning natural beauty. Exploring the cave was a surreal experience, and the lush surroundings added to the mystical atmosphere. The knowledgeable guides on-site provided valuable insights into the history and significance of Goa Gajah, making the visit even more meaningful. The serene temple and serene grounds made for a peaceful and contemplative visit. I highly recommend Goa Gajah to anyone visiting Bali. It's a must-see attraction that will leave you with a deep appreciation for the island's cultural heritage and natural wonders. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the magic!

(Translated by Google) Beyond the mysterious Trimurti and Goa Gajah, Ganesha's cave, is the ruins of a Buddhist training ground discovered in the 1950s. For those who like power spots, we recommend visiting this mossy old temple. You will surely feel the spirit of the mountains. Beyond the Goa Gajah Cave is a Buddhist archaeological site discovered in the 1950s. If you like spiritual places, I recommend this old mossy temple. You will surely feel the spirit of the mountains. (Original) 謎多き三神一体、そしてガネーシャの洞窟であるゴアガジャの更に先に、50年代に発見された仏教の修行場の遺跡があります。 パワースポット好きの方々には、この苔むした古刹ご来訪をお勧めいたします。 きっと山の霊気をお感じいただける事でしょう。 Beyond the Goa Gajah Cave is a Buddhist archaeological site discovered in the 1950s. If you like spiritual places, I recommend this old mossy temple. You will surely feel the spirit of the mountains.

Amazing temples known in history for coexisting Hindu and Buddhist philosophies growing in Balinese culture. They have a Ganesha and Shiva Lingam in the caves with very amazing vibes. There is a separate peaceful Buddha shrine in the forest. It's a small hike with many steps. Definitely something I strongly recommend for everyone interested.

Ticket price: 50k/person Parking: free Sarong: free Beautiful temple. Surrounded by nature. You can walk around and enjoy the sceneries. There is also a pond filled with fishes. While parking, lots of locals with sarong shops will chase you to rent a sarong and say that you will not be allowed without renting from them. Just ignore and walk inside, you will be given a free sarong by the temple management itself.

A beautiful place you can visit easily. There is also a good size traditional market outside that you can find and buy souvenirs. Don't expect to see something special inside the elephant cave but the place around is very beautiful. There are steps to go down and you will find a small waterfall and a lake which are nice spots for photo. If your program is not too busy you can arrange a visit here. If you are not having many days in Bali prefer something else.

Interesting spot close to Ubud. We went early and the crowds were light. Our guide was amazed that we were able to get some good pictures without the usual lineups. Walk down to the waterfall for a jungle immersion and to see some beautiful trees.

Loved this place. We had it to ourselves during covid-19 which enhanced our experience. Reason for 4* not 5* is because of the shops inside next to walkway. We felt lucky they were closed during our visit. No crowds and no tourist shops, almost perfect visit.

Its a cool place but there are no educational/informative signs around. The history of the site is very interesting but if you just visited it you wouldn't know that it was a thousand year old forest temple for both Buddhists and Hindus. If you walk down past the main cave there is a lotus pond and a cool mossy bridge overlooking the ruins of a Buddhist temple.

Definitely worth seeing and snapping some memorable pictures. A few tips, don’t buy the sarongs the lady will try to force you to buy in the parking lot as you are getting dropped off, or outside of the temples. Also, there are locals that will pretend to be giving you free information and then expect money, so just a heads up.

This is the only temple in Bali where we could see lingam and god figures. Cave with ornate entrance, ponds, small waterfall, and wonderful trees. There's plenty to admire. There are a couple of restaurants at the entrance.

Worth a visit for it’s beautiful stone carving. The temple is very well maintained and few visitors during week day. The famous elephant cave entrance is an intimidating demon supposedly carved in 11th century. Once enter the mouth, the smoke from incense along with the darkness makes you feel like you’ve entered another realm. However, the inside is actually quite shallow with Hindi statues on each side of the corridor. As you explore further down the steep stone steps, you will pass by waterfall and the fallen Buddhist temple. Eventually, a serene lotus pond on one side and a small Hindu worship place on the other. Not much else is there.

Amazing and beautiful temple to visit in Bali. It is a good thing that before entering the temple they ask you to wear sarong around your waist to cover legs but one thing which I did not like is some people are sitting to loot tourists out of this. We were not aware that once we purchase the ticket to enter this temple they give sarong to wear and the people sitting outside in shops were luring us to buy sarong or even rent from them at high prices.

The place has meditation room inside the cave, an old bath with 6 of 7 statues-fountains and a route through the jungle with a small waterfall. Taking excursion is not that necessary for that one, because there’s not much info. You can get ready by yourself easily. The ticket is 50k !!! Don’t buy or rent sarong from that shops outside, as far as you will get a free one on the entrance.

a very enchanting historical place, you can walk around because there are several points each of which has a history

This ancient temple is quite marvellous and will surely take your breath away. My recommendation is to not rent a sarong for a fee outside as the temple provides them at rent free of charge.

I recommend going to the elephant caves. You will see ancient bathing holes. Kids were playing in them when we were there. There is no way I could stomach that water like the locals. Head wrap and sarong is necessary here.

"My visit to Goa Gajah Cave was an unforgettable experience. This historic site is a true gem in Bali. The cave's intricate carvings and ancient architecture are awe-inspiring. It's a glimpse into Bali's rich cultural and spiritual heritage. As you enter the cave, the atmosphere is serene and mystical, with the smell of incense wafting through the air. The guides are knowledgeable and provided fascinating insights into the history and significance of the site. The lush surroundings, including the beautiful gardens and the nearby river, make it a perfect spot for peaceful contemplation and photography. It's not overly crowded, so you can truly appreciate the tranquility. If you're in Bali, don't miss Goa Gajah Cave. It's a place that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty all in one spot."

Its located about 30mins from ubud centre. It is beautiful and huge. It has a lot of elements- hindu cave, Buddhist cave , natural springs and lot more It was a peaceful and spiritual visit for us- dont miss wen u visit ubud Entrance-50k idr

Beautiful Hindu temple with unique elephant temple. The entrance is intricately designed. Inside elephant temple is small but very historical. The grounds itself are beautiful with central pond and park and waterfall. Wasn't too busy when we went. Entrance fee includes sarong.

We visited Goa Gajah temple in August 2023. Inspite of being the peak season there was not too much rush. There is a nice pond at the entrance with fishes and there is a cave temple inside. There are a few stalls inside the complex and there is ample parking available outside. Sarong is mandatory, however you don't need to purchase them as they are available with the ticket to be returned when you go back.

This temple was amazing. I highly recommend going if your in its area. There are multiple temples in the area all accessible by motor-bike and this one should not be skipped over. The cost to enter was negligible. There were no long lines or tall stair cases. Just a pleasant experience at one of the many megalithic type temple structures on the island

(Translated by Google) -Welcome To Goa Gajah- Does anyone know why it is named Goa Gajah ?? Goa Gajah word comes from the word "Lwa Gajah". On the Negarakertagama lontar compiled by Mpu Prapanca in 1365 AD, there is the name "Lwa Gajah". If translated into Indonesian, the word "Lwa" means river and elephant which means a temple for the worship of Buddhist monks. So the name of the word "Lwa Gajah" can be interpreted as a place for Buddhist monks who are located on the riverbank. Then what are the uniqueness of this tourist attraction? 1. The entrance through the mouth of the cave is only enough for 1 person. Outside the entrance there are carvings and 2 statues of guards. 2. The inside of the cave is in the shape of the letter T, about 2 meters high and 2 meters wide. 3. The left and right of the hallway also have a niche which may have been a place of meditation in ancient times. But now tourists can sit or lie there. 4. At the west end of the hall there is a Ganesha statue and at the eastern end of the hall there are 3 phallus. In addition, around the cave area, there is also a petirtaan statue with seven widyadara-widyadari statues holding holy water. There are seven statues in total, which are symbols of the seven rivers in India, the birthplace of Hinduism and Buddhism. For those who like ancient sites and historical relics, let's explore Goa Gajah .... (Original) -Welcome To Goa Gajah- Ada yang tau kenapa dinamai Goa Gajah?? Kata Goa Gajah berasal dari kata “ Lwa Gajah”. Pada lontar Negarakertagama yang disusun oleh Mpu Prapanca pada tahun 1365 M, terdapat nama “Lwa Gajah”. Jika diartikan, ke bahasa Indonesia, maka kata “ Lwa “ berarti Sungai dan Gajah yang berarti wihara tempat pemujaan para Bhiksu umat beragama Budha. Maka nama kata “ Lwa Gajah” dapat diartikan sebagai tempat pertapaan para Bhiksu umat beragama Budha yang lokasinya berada di tepi sungai. Lalu apa saja keunikan yang terdapat di objek wisata ini? 1. Pintu masuk melalui mulut goa hanya cukup untuk 1 orang.Diluar pintu masuk terdapat ukiran dan 2 patung penjaga. 2. Bagian dalam goa berbentuk huruf T, dengan tinggi sekitar 2 meter dan lebar 2 meter. 3. Bagian kiri dan kanan lorong juga terdapat ceruk yang mungkin pada jaman dahulu adalah tempat bertapa. Namun sekarang wisatawan dapat duduk maupun berbaring disana. 4. Pada ujung barat lorong terdapat Arca Ganesha dan ujung timur lorong terdapat 3 lingga. Selain itu di sekitar areal goa, juga terdapat patung petirtaan dengan tujuh patung widyadara–widyadari yang sedang memegang air suci. Total patungnya ada tujuh, yang merupakan symbol dari tujuh sungai di India, tempat kelahiran agama Hindu dan Budha. Yang suka situs kuno dan peninggalan bersejarah yuk explore Goa Gajah ....

The temples are mysterious and the natural surroundings are wonderful. And they are so harmonious with each other.

Just recently went there with my daughter during pandemic. It is sad because pretty empty and probably when we were there only more.or less 10 people. It is a beautiful scenery , has a temple surrounded by trees and landscapes. Here you can feel relaxing and peaceful. The entrance fee for local still the same, adult 20k and kid 15k. Hope things getting better for Bali and the tourism here.

(Translated by Google) But Islam can also travel to elephant caves (Original) Tapi agama Islam juga boleh wisata ke goa gajah

Amazing

Nice nature view with ancien place.

Liked the temple! Not as crowded as the more popular temples. Entrance price is 50k/person and you can rent a Sarong for free at the entrance. Hence, you can ignore the sellers who want to talk you up to buy one. Parking fee was 2000 for our scooter.

Interesting temple in Bali. The inside of the cave isn't much to see, but there's some natural beauty in the surroundings which is nice. Not worth a visit on its own but if you plan it as part of a day's travel (Peliatan Palace for example) then it's nice. Lots of stairs.

(Translated by Google) A historic and very quiet place, one of the must-visit tourist attractions (Original) 富有历史性，非常幽静的地方，是游客必到的旅游景点之一

(Translated by Google) Natural (Original) Alami

Great historical place. Learn about bali here

(Translated by Google) You should visit it first because you are very disappointed in contrast to other temples. We weren't that enthusiastic and the facility is 15 minutes away. (Original) Sollte man als erstes Besuchen denn man ist sehr enttäuscht im Gegensatz zu anderen Tempeln. Wir waren nicht so begeistert und die Anlage hat man in 15 min durch.

(Translated by Google) Bali Hindu power spot "Goa Gajah Ruins" near Ubud. It is a temple ruin excavated in 1923, and it still has many mysteries. The inside of the cave, which was the place of meditation, is surrounded by an indescribable atmosphere. The gods Shiva, Vishnu, Brahma and Ganesha are enshrined. It's a difficult place to wear, so it's best to wear shoes you're used to wearing. Also, you can rent a salon at the ticket office, so you don't have to buy it forcibly. It was a mysterious spot that made me want to visit again and again. (Original) ウブド近郊にあるバリヒンドゥー教のパワースポット「ゴア・ガジャ遺跡」。 1923年に発掘された寺院遺跡で、今も多くの謎を秘めているのだとか。 瞑想の場所であった洞窟の中は、なんとも言えない空気感に包まれています。 シヴァ、ヴィシュヌ、ブラフマ、ガネーシャと言った、神々が祀られています。 あるきにくい場所なので、履き慣れた靴で行くのが良いです。 また、チケット売り場でサロンを貸してもらうことができるので、無理に買って用意する必要はないです。 神秘的で何度も訪れたくなるようなスポットでした。

(Translated by Google) Um ... good (Original) Ehm.. .bagus

(Translated by Google) very good from the view and also the history (Original) bagus sekali dari view dan jg historinya

Excited

(Translated by Google) Goa Gajah Temple, Gianyar - Bali (Original) Candi Goa Gajah, Gianyar - Bali

(Translated by Google) Cool (Original) Keren

This is a very spiritual place for the local people and therefore you have to wear a sarong before entering. It is a good experience and well worth the visit if you have come to bali for a sightseeing holiday! Especially interesting if you have a tour guide with you that knows what they're talking about. Some nice sculptures in this area and an amazingly tall tree. I wouldn't recommend staying inside the actual temple for too long as I doubt it does you any good, it's small, badly ventilated and they have incense burning in there, other than that it's nice.

Great place from ancient time.

Small Temple but worth the visit! The carvings are truly impressive! There's a Hindu and Buddhist temple on site!

Not big temple but nice to visit if you’re in ubud. Fee 50k per person. Bring trousers as you can’t enter with shorts or short skirt. Parking: if you come with scooter or car there is big car park and the fee is 2k. TIP: do not buy saroung from shops before buying ticket, temple staff will borrow it for free.

One of the more serene places in Bali that wasn't overrun by people. It actually felt really peaceful and we could take our time looking at the different fountains and temples. Highly would recommend coming by here if you're looking for a breather between visiting more popular temples. Note: Visited prior to COVID, so things may be slightly different.

Old heritage bali spot

Goa Gajah is a pretty small cave and some bordering temples near Ubud. The forest growth is impressive and beautiful. Lots of small tourist shops and hawkers. Overall the Goa ( indonesian for cave) is somewhat disappointing.

(Translated by Google) Tourist attractions that attract large car park there is also a traditional art market (Original) Tempat wisata yang menarik parkir mobil luas ada juga pasar seni tradisional

(Translated by Google) It's a place to feel for those who feel it. You can rent a salon at the ticket office, so you don't have to force yourself to buy it in the open air. If you go down the stairs for about 1 to 2 minutes, you will find a cave. The people around the cave are very kind. (Original) 感じる人には感じる所だと。チケット売り場でサロンは貸してもらえますので、露天で無理に買う必要はありまん。1〜２分ぐらい階段を下ると石窟があります。石窟周辺の関係者はとても親切です。

(Translated by Google) Historical place (Original) Tempat yg bersejarah

(Translated by Google) History (Original) Sejarah

Nice place

(Translated by Google) It contains history (Original) Sangat mengandung sejarah

I was the first visitor on that day and it was such an amazing vibe someone can enjoyed. Try to visit at 8 o’clock and you’ll be the only one here.

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful. Not much can be explored here because it is one of the places of worship (Original) Tempatnya asri. Tidak banyak yg bisa dieksplore disini krn termasuk salah satu tmpt beribadah

(Translated by Google) Goa Gajah Indonesia, the island of Bali is a temple located in the wild jungle, now partially ruined, overgrown with local vegetation, a place of worship for the inhabitants of Bali, there are one of the many feasts in honor of their deities, as everywhere in these similar places so-called sarongs should be worn to cover the covered parts of the body (legs) are worth seeing, although I have seen more interesting places there (Original) Goa Gajah Indonezja wyspa Bali to położona w dzikiej dżungli światynia teraz częściowo zrujnowana, zarośnięta miejscową roślinnością, miejsce kultu mieszkańców Bali, odbywają się tam jedne z licznych świąt na cześć ich bóstw, tak jak wszędzie w tych podobnych miejscach należy wdziać tak zwane sarongi aby zasłonić osłoniete części ciała( nogi )warto zobaczyć choć widziałem tam ciekawsze miejsca

Cool Place to visit but not a lot to traffic at the moment. A lot of shops are closed and looks a bit abandoned. Super slippery when there is rain. We worshipped Ganesha, let’s see if this brings some luck 🙏🏻😁🍀🐘

(Translated by Google) Tourist attractions that must be visited once in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Ticket price of 30,000 for local adults. Bias knows the story of a cave that has existed since the 11th century, to be precise about the god Ganesha who looks like an elephant, now it is called Goa Gajah. Was buried by landslides and in 1923 it was restored by Dutch archaeologists. (Original) Tempat wisata yg harus sekali di kunjugi saat berada di Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Harga tiket 30,000 untuk dewasa lokal. Bias tahu cerita tentang goa yang ada sejak abad 11, untuk tepat bertapa dewa Ganesha yang wujud nya seperti gajah, nah jadilah dinamakan Goa Gajah. Sempat tertimbun longsor dan tahun 1923 di pugar kembali oleh arkeolog Belanda.

(Translated by Google) I expected it to be a little cleaner, but it is still a place worth seeing historically :) Goa Gajah or Elephant Cave, a place built in the 9th century in Ubud on the island of Bali, was used as a shelter in the past. Although the exact origin of the cave is unknown, it is believed to have been built as a place of spiritual meditation. He says it was created by the fingernail of the legendary giant Kebo Iwa. However, given its style, the sanctuary probably dates to the 11th century Kingdom of Bali. As the cave contains the lingam and yoni, the symbol of Shiva, and the image of Ganesha, the complex contains both Hindu and Buddhist images, while the riverside has carved images of the stupa and chattra, which are images of Buddhism. The cave was discovered by Dutch archaeologists in 1923, but the fountains and swimming pool were discovered in 1954. Also, this building is on the Unesco World Heritage list. My advice to you is to visit it early in the morning, otherwise it is very crowded at noon and I do not think you will enjoy it. (Original) Biraz daha temiz olmasını beklerdim ama yinede tarihi açıdan görülmeye değer bir yer :) Goa Gajah veya Fil Mağarası , Bali adasında bulunan Ubud içinde, 9. yüzyılda inşa edilmiş bir yer geçmiş dönemde sığınak olarak kullanılmış Mağaranın kökeni kesin olarak bilinmemekle birlikte, manevi meditasyon yeri olarak inşa edildiğine inanılıyor. Efsanevi dev Kebo Iwa'nın tırnağıyla yaratıldığını söylüyor. Ancak stiline bakıldığında kutsal alan muhtemelen 11. yüzyıl Bali Krallığı'na tarihleniyor . Mağara, Shiva'nın sembolü olan lingam ve yoni'yi ve Ganesha'nın imgesini içerdiğinden, kompleks hem Hindu hem de Budist görüntülerini içerirken, nehir kenarında Budizm'in imgeleri olan stupa ve chattra'nın oyulmuş görüntüleri vardır. Mağara 1923'te Hollandalı arkeologlar tarafından keşfedilmiş, ancak çeşmeler ve yüzme havuzu 1954 yılında keşfedilmiş. Ayrıca bu yapı Unesco Dünya Mirası listesinde Sizlere tavsiyem sabah erken saatte ziyaret etmeniz diğer türlü öğlen saatlerinde çok kalabalık oluyor ve zevk alacağınızı düşünmüyorum

Temple of one picture, so to say. Worth seeing rather only if on the way to some other attraction.

(Translated by Google) Goa Gajah Temple in Gianyar (Original) Pura Goa Gajah di Gianyar

There are some ancient rocks and statues... many mosquitoes tho- Cool place!

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Bagus

The access to the temple is after a few steps from the main street where there are also souvenir shops. The space inside the temple is very small and, on the left, there is a statue of Ganesha. The area after the temple is very large, with many trees and a Buddhist temple. It is worth spending time also in the area next to the temple and not only in the temple.

Small temple, it is Buddha temple.

(Translated by Google) Super nice place to visit as a couple or with family, you can see different things there, the cave is super pretty (Original) Super bel endroit a visiter en couple ou en famille, vous pourrez y voir différentes choses, la grotte est super jolie