Hotels in Tanah Lot – There are quite a number of Tanah Lot accommodation but mostly mid-range and luxury hotels with less budget friendly hotels. This is due to the fact that Tanah Lot is one of the major tourist attraction areas and houses one of nine most important temples in entire Bali. These hotel Tanah Lot Bali offer comfortable and lavishly decorated rooms, quality toiletries and premium amenities where exclusive spa is a must-have in every accomodation in Tanah Lot Bali. Some even have own golf course and picturesque private gardens with exclusive access for its guests. Read More

Hotels at Tanah Lot Bali near the beaches and the traditional Seseh village have the most exquisite properties when it comes to tranquillity. All you can hear standing outside you room are the sounds of waves brushing off at beaches, smooth winds and birds chirping as the entire village has no proper road connection and the main activity of the villagers is working the paddy fields. The only sounds you'll hear are when the village kids came out to play in the evenings and temple bells occasionally.

Apart from the temple, take some time to walk around the village and its scenic paddy field. The rice field is an official green belt and are among the most beautiful landscape you'll find in Bali.

Tanah Lot – Tanah Lot is an extremely busy tourist attraction area with hundreds flocking the area especially the beach adjacent to Tanah Lot Temple, one of the nine directional temples in Bali. Built on top of a huge rock offshore, you have to pass through a carefully designed maze made of hundreds of small shops selling souvenirs, titbits, trinkets and many other things just to get to the beach side. If you feel like to fill you bag with souvenirs, this is undoubtedly the best place to buy as the price is relatively cheap and most of the shops selling quality items too.

The temple, built in 15th century is an important element in Balinese belief and mythology and it tend to get very busy during sunset. Once you get to the beach, you'll notice a footpath leading to the raised cliffs to the south of the temple. Try to be here during sunset as the view of the temple with the sunset as the backdrop is simply stunning. There'll be a small entrance fee and remember, you can only enter temples in Bali wearing 'sarong' and a sash so get that ready before climbing up to the temple.

There are few restaurants on top of the cliff with scenic views, but the food is not exactly tasty and pricey too. The best thing to do is just get a drink to quench your thirst, take plenty of photos and enjoy the view.

Apart from the temple, you many want to visit Pejaten Village Mall, a lively shopping mall located near Pejatan village. You'll be surprised to see a modern shopping arcade surrounded by places known for their historical and natural attractions. The village itself is well known for manufacturing ceramic products and if you're interested in learning how ceramics are shaped, decorated and manufactured then head on to visit the manufacturing site inside the village.