Pura Dan Terima Kasih
On the way back from Singaraja to the volcanic lake Danau Beratan we passed this unknown tempel beside the road.
There's probably more Bali temples than homes on the island. Many temples in Bali are actually shrines. However, the number of religious compounds might well be over 10,000. The number is spread throughout the far-flung corners of the island, from mountain and hilltops to low-lying coastal areas. Bali temples are normally peaceful and desolate. They transform into scenes of great activity during festivals or temple anniversaries. Traditional dance performances, cockfighting and even gambling often takes place during such events. You’ll find that each of Bali’s temples is unique. They may either face towards the mountains, the sea or towards sunrise.
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| Sections | Travel: Bali Subjects: Architecture Youth: Architecture |
| Folders | Return to Bali |
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| Camera | NIKON D200 |
| Lens | 18.0-70.0 mm f/3.5-4.5 |
| Aperture | 6.3 |
| Exposure time | 1/200 |
| Focus length | 48.0 mm |
| ISO | 320 |
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Georg Schnurr 11/11/2018 20:55
Wow. Sehr schön. Solche Tore kenn ich von meiner Tochter, die im März auch auf Bali war. Interessant auf jeden Fall.Benita Sittner 11/11/2018 12:38
...wirkt fast wie ein Scherenschnitt....VLG BenitaLife thru A lens 11/11/2018 12:19
Interesting photo and explanationCiao Ornella