traveltowith

Find the Best Activities & Hotels for Families, Couples, and Solo Travelers

About UsContactTerms & ConditionsPrivacy Policy
© 2025 Traveltowith. All rights reserved.
t
Bali, with baby, Things to Do
Indonesia/Things to Do in Bali, with baby

Besakih Great Temple (with baby)

with kidswith babycouple tripsolo trip

How Baby-Friendly is Besakih Great Temple?

48%Baby-Friendly
View Map

Babies are allowed and may use nursing rooms and priority buggy, but no stroller paths, many uneven steps, and scarce changing tables make visits tiring and short.

Google
Reviews4.5/ 5
(from 17,155 reviews)

Positives:

  • Free baby facilities: Breastfeeding room, dressing rooms, and public toilets are available at no charge.
  • Priority buggy service: Women with infants ride the electric shuttle for free to reduce steep walking.
  • On-site health post: Access basic first aid near the entrance if needed.

Challenges:

  • Uneven terrain: Stone steps and steep slopes make strollers impractical.
  • Limited baby-changing tables: Toilets lack dedicated changing stations; bring a portable mat.
  • Basic toilet cleanliness: Facilities can be rustic; pack hand sanitizer and wipes.

What is so special about Besakih Great Temple for with baby?

  1. Free buggy shuttle eases uphill walk with baby
  2. Private nursing and changing rooms on site
  3. Dry-season mornings avoid heat and rain
  4. Stone terraces and carvings accessible via carrier
  5. Simple on-site health post and rest pavilions
Besakih Great Temple image 1
Besakih Great Temple image 2
Besakih Great Temple image 3
Besakih Great Temple image 4
Besakih Great Temple image 5

Note: Besakih Great Temple is 48% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Bali for a more suitable experience.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for slow walking, baby breaks, and using shuttle services without rushing.

(View Besakih Great Temple on Map)

Baby-Friendly Activities in Besakih Great Temple

Ride the priority buggy shuttle:

Catch the free electric shuttle from parking to Manik Mas entrance.

Tip: Arrive at ticket counter early to secure your spot and avoid delays.

Rest at the wantilan pavilion:

Use the open-air hall to feed or change your baby in comfort.

Tip: Bring a small mat or blanket for extra comfort on the cold floor.

Visit the breastfeeding room and dressing rooms:

Access private indoor spaces for nursing or diaper changes.

Tip: Ask staff at the entrance for directions to these free facilities.

Explore Pura Penataran Agung terrace:

Walk the main courtyard and admire ancient stone carvings.

Tip: Use your baby carrier to navigate uneven stone steps safely.

Content Notice: Some content on this page may be written with the assistance of AI tools. We regularly update to ensure accuracy and relevance. Help Us Improve

Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)

ItemCost (Approx.)
2 adult entrance ticketsIDR 300,000
Offering basketIDR 10,000
Snacks and waterIDR 50,000
Total EstimatedIDR 360,000

Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

When is the best time to visit Besakih Great Temple?

Visit during dry season (April–October) for clear paths. Start early (7–9 AM) or late afternoon to avoid heat and crowds. Avoid rainy months (November–March) when steps get slippery.

How to Maximize Your Visit to Besakih Great Temple

  1. Use a baby carrier: Keeps hands free and helps you climb narrow steps safely.
  2. Pack light and smart: Carry only essentials to move easily between terraces.
  3. Plan short rest stops: Schedule breaks under banyan trees or in the wantilan hall.

Map of Besakih Great Temple

Address: Besakih, Kec. Rendang, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80863, Indonesia

Map will load when you scroll here

Scroll down to view the interactive map

Reviews of Besakih Great Temple

Powered by Google
Luke L'sk

Luke L'sk

Aug 2025

I came here the day after the Bali's slience day. The place was not busy at all, there was barely any people around, i supposed not many tourist were around and the temple isn't the place to visit after the island holiday. I had a comfortable time taking at stroll at the temple. You simply purchase a ticket at the front desk and that includes getting a guide to come along, rental for temple visit ...

Ila Farshad

Ila Farshad

Aug 2025

The mother of all temples is here in the middle of nowhere. Imagine the past where all the people had to walk from far to visit this temple which is actually a big complex of multiple temples each with their own function in the ceremonial events. It is understandable that the location wants to give local people work/income acting as mandatory guide, but the added value of ours was close to zero a...

Chris F

Chris F

Aug 2025

Temple was very nice and interesting. It's considered the most important temple in Bali and rightly so. Plan at least 1 hour here. That said, I disliked my experience there due to all the money grabbing. I was happy to pay the entrance fee, however I really disliked the guide who rushed the whole experience. He brought us to buy offerings saying they were mandatory, then he kept asking us to buy ...

Babs Murphy

Babs Murphy

Aug 2025

This large temple is definitely worth a visit when in Bali. It is beautiful and very large. You buy your entrance tickets right after you park your car in the very large Carpark. Then you will get a guide assigned to you who will guide you through the grounds of the temple and explain the temples history. You might even have the chance to take part in a blessing. Allocate enough time for visiting ...

Fredi G

Fredi G

Jul 2025

One of the best things I've done in Bali! We got an amazing guide who gave us insight into temple life & the history of the temple, he took millions of brilliant photos and invited us to his house for dinner! We got on so well we exchanged numbers and stayed in touch. We came just for sunset so had the temple to ourselves, learned a lot about the Hindu religion and got some of the best views of B...

← See other Things to Do in Bali (with baby)

About Besakih Great Temple

Opening Hours

Monday:7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday:7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday:7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday:7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday:7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday:7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday:7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Hours may vary during holidays, special events, and peak seasons. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date information.

Website

Official Website

See available options

Promo on Trip.com
T
Browse Trip.com

Explore Popular Things to Do

🇮🇩 Indonesia, with baby

Things to Do in Bali, with baby
Bali

🇯🇵 Japan, with baby

Things to Do in Tokyo, with baby
Tokyo
Things to Do in Osaka, with baby
Osaka
Things to Do in Kyoto, with baby
Kyoto
Mount Fuji AreaSapporoHakoneFukuokaNagoya

🇰🇷 South Korea, with baby

Things to Do in Seoul, with baby
Seoul
Things to Do in Jeju, with baby
Jeju
Things to Do in Busan, with baby
Busan

🇦🇺 Australia, with baby

Things to Do in Sydney, with baby
Sydney
Things to Do in Melbourne, with baby
Melbourne
Things to Do in Gold Coast, with baby
Gold Coast
BrisbaneSunshine CoastCanberra

🇹🇭 Thailand, with baby

Things to Do in Bangkok, with baby
Bangkok

🇸🇬 Singapore, with baby

Things to Do in Singapore, with baby
Singapore

How You Can Support Us

If our website helps you, please support us by booking your travel needs through this link: Book Flights, Hotels, Activities on Trip.com - New App User Promo up to 10% OFF. We may earn a small affiliate commission - at no extra cost to you!

It's a simple way to help us keep the site running and improving for everyone. Thanks for your support!

See available options

Promo on Trip.com
T
Browse Trip.com
traveltowith
HomeDestinationsAbout
Bali, Indonesia

searching for