Discover Tanah Lot, Bali's cherished sea temple

Tana Lot is a revered sea temple in Bali, known for its unique location on a rock formation along the southwest coast. Built in the 16th century to honor sea spirits, it is believed to be protected by sea serpents. The temple's rock base has been reconstructed due to erosion. Visitors can access the island during low tide, but only Balinese people may enter the temple. Tana Lot is a popular tourist spot, especially at sunrise and sunset, and is surrounded by myths, including a curse on unmarried couples who visit.

Why is Tana Lot considered one of the most photographed temples in Bali?

What is believed to happen to unmarried couples who visit the temple?