Goa Giri Putri Temple

Dress for a temple visit

Goa Giri Putri is an active Balinese Hindu temple. People come here to pray, so wear a sarong and sash, cover your shoulders and knees, and follow the instructions at the entrance.

Ceremonies can affect visitor access. Wait when asked and keep worship paths clear.

The cave entrance

You’ll pass through a small opening in the rock before reaching a much larger cave. You need to crouch through the entrance; check it first if you have limited mobility or feel uncomfortable in enclosed spaces.

The cave can be humid and the ground uneven. Walk slowly, speak quietly, and let worshippers pass.

Photography and ceremonies

Ask before photographing people, offerings, or prayers. Put your camera away if asked. Give ceremonies time and space, even if it means waiting or seeing less.

Getting there

Visit on an east-side day with Atuh Beach or Thousand Islands Viewpoint. Keep enough time for the temple instead of squeezing it between several beach descents.

Before leaving

Ask about the current entrance or donation arrangement and carry small cash. Bring water, check the road home, and leave enough time for your next stop.