Way to Taman Beiji Pura Kerabanlangit
When entering this core temple, you will feel peace, freshness, and coolness, because at the top of the cave there’s a gap.
This gap makes the center filled with fresh air and sunshine, hence anyone who prays or meditates will feel comfortable and full of magical aura. The temple is called Kerebanlangit, derived from the word "Kerep" means roof and "Langit" means sky. If the words put together, it means "Temple of the Sky Roof".
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Herbert Rulf 31/10/2023 0:33
Der Hintergrund wirkt auf mich wie ein Urnengrab, steht da nicht auch ein Namen drauf ?LG, Herbert