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Uluwatu

Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia 80364

Featured Review : This is a historic site built on a natural wonder. Our private guide decided to take us here and wait for us in the car; there was a very nominal fee to get in, and you must enter with your legs covered, so Chuck had a ...See Full Review

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    3 out of 5 stars

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Uluwatu Reviews

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Uluwatu and Sait Bay

  • 4 out of 5 stars by auskiwi from Tacoma, New South Wales, Australia
  • October 20, 2005
Uluwatu and Sait Bay
Quote: Uluwatu Temple, on the western side of the southern peninsular, is well worth the trip for the scenery alone.<P>  After paying an entry fee of 3,500 each (A$0.50), you can enter the temple and stroll around the complexes vast stretch of walls,... Read the full Uluwatu review

From journal Bali: Even Better the Second Time Around

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Uluwatu

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Ishtar from Bayside, New York
  • February 20, 2002
Uluwatu
Quote: This is a historic site built on a natural wonder. Our private guide decided to take us here and wait for us in the car; there was a very nominal fee to get in, and you must enter with your legs covered, so Chuck had a sarong put around his waist... Read the full Uluwatu review

From journal Bali by Bus