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Pura Kerebanlangit cave entrance

Pura Kerebanlangit cave entrance

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Pura Kerebanlangit cave entrance

The main temple of Kerabanlangit Temple is in the cave. When entering the area of the temple located in the middle of the cave, we would feel peace, freshness and coolness because at the top of the cave there are openings so as causing the fresh air and sunshine could enter into and making anyone who performs prayer or meditation feels comfortable, homey atmosphere and full of magical aura.
This Temple is called Kerabanlangit, deriving from the word “Kerep” means umbrella (roof) and “Langit” means sky. If they are united, they have a sense of “Sky Roofed Temple”

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  • Walter Schlüter

    Walter Schlüter 31/10/2023 11:32

    Sehr schöne Aufnahme vom Tempel.
    Gefällt mir.
    So einen Schirm habe ich mir vor kurzem gekauft.

    LG  Walter
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    • Pfriemer

      Pfriemer 31/10/2023 12:25

      Im balinesischen Dialekt heissen diese Schirme "Tedung' , was wörtlich übersetzt "zu bewachen" bedeutet. Die Farbe des Schirms spiegelt in der Regel die Art der Zeremonie, die stattfindet . Reine Farben wie weiß und gelb symbolisieren Hingabe an die verschiedenen Gottheiten.
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Camera NIKON D700
Lens 28.0-105.0 mm f/3.5-4.5
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Exposure time 1/320
Focus length 44.0 mm
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