Silayukti Temple in East Bali

Scenic seascapes and spirituality at Silayukti Temple

The outcrop on which Silayukti Temple is situated provides wonderful and wide seascapes over 2 of Padangbai’s notable white sand beaches – the main sandy length of Padangbai and Blue Lagoon Beach to the north. It’s also a great place to catch both sunsets and sunrises.

If you’re up for a more spiritual experience at the temple, you may be lucky enough to be granted a small ‘purification ritual’ involving holy water and blessings by the local priest.

Silayukti Temple’s vibrant temple anniversary is held every ‘Kliwon Pahang’ Wednesday, as marked on the Balinese 210-day Pawukon calendar. This is when pilgrims from all over the island attend for prayers, usually over a course of 4 days.