Uluwatu Temple

Attractions Uluwatu is a tample six heavens located in Badung, in the district of Kuta, Pecatu Village. Located on the Southwestern tip of the Bali Island this temple was originally used as place worship a holy priest from the 11th century named professor Kuturan. He lowered the teaching of Indigenous Village with all the rules. This temple is also used to worship the holy priest that followed, namely Dang Hyang Nirartha.
Temple itself stands firmly at the top and at the tip of a very steep cliff as high as 97 meters, look perched on a cliff protruding into the sea, and sea view is very beautiful. Around the temple the is a small forest inhabited by hundreds monkeys, for visitors to keep belonging stuffs as mischievous monkeys here. For attractions, the area supported by the temple area-facilittes facilities for tourists. Every evening before sunset can be watched kecak dance, with a background that is very beautiful sunset.
According to the historical existence of Uluwatu Temple, that a Hindu priest from Java named professor Kuturan was the first to discover and build a temple at this place. There are two opinions about the history of the establishment of Uluwatu. Others have suggested that the temple was founded by professor Kuturan the 9th century, during the reign of Marakata. Another opinion Uluwatu development associates with Nirartha Dang Hyang, a pendeta (pastor) who came from the Kingdom of Daha (Kediri) in East Java.
Dang Hyang Nirartha came to Bali in 1546 AD, during the reign of DalemWaturenggong. The Rauh then set up in Bukit Uluwatu Pecatu. After a spiritual journey around Bali, Dang Hyang Nirartha back to Uluwatu temple. In this temple the Rauh ‘moksha’ leaving ‘marcapada’ (the world) to ‘swargaloka’ (heaven). Ceremony or ‘piodalan’ anniversary of the temple falls on aAnggara Love, wukuMedangsia the Saka calendar. The ceremony usually lasts for 3 consecutive days and followed by thousands of Hindus

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