Besakih - from the Courtroom, through the Bat Cave, to the Mother of the Temples

A journey through the picturesque landscape of Bali. Travel through the mythical Blahbatuh and visit the local textile factory in Gianyar. Then stop at Klungkung, where you will visit the remains of the Kerta Gosa Palace Complex from the 17th century. In the complex you can see the courtroom, which has been preserved in its entirety. In the middle of the room there is a replica of the table and chairs in which the judge, convict, defender and prosecutor sat: judge, convict, defender and accuser. Under the vault of the room, images of heaven, hell and purgatory were painted, along with the punishments that sinners could wait for. The whole thing makes an incredible impression. The plan is also to visit the Goa Lawah Temple, where there is a cave known as the Bat Cave. The last point of the trip is the passage to Pura Besakih, the most important and largest temple in Bali, located on the slopes of the Agung volcano. The locals call it the "Mother of the Temples". The complex consists of about 30 temples and several hundred sanctuaries. All the buildings are located on many terraces connected by numerous stairs and sidewalks. Return to the hotel.