Mt. Kawi (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Mt. Kawi?
What makes it 25% Baby-Friendly: Babies are allowed, but 300 uneven steps block strollers, carriers get hot, toilets lack changing tables, and limited shade or seating makes the outing uncomfortable and relatively unsafe for infants.
Positives:
- Calmer Than Other Sites: Gunung Kawi attracts fewer crowds than nearby temples, giving families more space.
- Easy Photo Spots: Several flat lookout points offer safe spots to take family photos with baby.
Challenges:
- Steep Steps to Shrines: About 300 uneven stone steps block access to the riverside shrines and lower views.
- No Baby Facilities: No nursing rooms or changing tables on site; bring portable supplies.
What is Mt. Kawi?
- An 11th-century Hindu sanctuary hewn into the volcanic cliffs of Bali’s Pakerisan River valley
- Featuring ten rock-cut shrines (candi) dedicated to King Anak Wungsu and his royal lineage
- Surrounded by dense tropical forest and terraced rice paddies, the complex stands as a revered archaeological monument
What is so special about Mt. Kawi for with baby?
- View the cliff temples safely from the entrance platform
- Enjoy a short, flat walk with terraces and shaded benches
- Taste local snacks at warungs without extra walking
- Bring essential baby gear—changing mat and carrier only
Note: Mt. Kawi is 25% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Bali for a more suitable experience.
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