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Taman Ayun Temple Entrance Fee Price

Taman Ayun Temple entrance fees: Indonesian/foreigner prices + parking

Post Modified Date: 26/12/2025 by Wayan Suadnyana Category: Travel Tips

Planning a visit to Taman Ayun Temple and want the costs upfront? Here’s a quick guide to Taman Ayun Temple entrance fees (Indonesian vs foreign visitors), plus parking fees, opening hours, payment options, and where to buy tickets.

Last checked (WITA, UTC+8): December 26, 2025. Fees and on-site rules can change, so please verify at the ticket booth (or via the latest info shown on Google Maps) before you go.

“Lebih nyaman baca versi Bahasa Indonesia? Lihat panduan lengkapnya di sini: Harga tiket masuk Pura Taman Ayun Bali: tarif WNI/WNA + parkir.”

Taman Ayun Temple facade with entrance gate
Welcome to Taman Ayun Temple. Your journey starts here! Photo by DEZALB.
List of Topics[Hide][Show]
  • Quick Summary: Taman Ayun Temple Costs
  • How to get to Taman Ayun Temple: transport breakdown+−
    • Airport taxis: quick but basic
    • Wira Tour Bali car rentals: more comfortable for a day plan
  • Why Taman Ayun Temple is worth a stop
  • Taman Ayun Temple tickets: fees and payment options+−
    • The True Cost of Visiting Taman Ayun Temple
    • How to pay at the ticket booth (best practice)
  • Frequently Asked Questions: Covering All the Bases
  • Local amenities near the temple
  • Nearby attractions worth the detour
  • Taman Ayun quick facts
  • Practical tips
  • Wrapping it up

Quick Summary: Taman Ayun Temple Costs

Here’s a quick table of Taman Ayun Temple entrance fees and parking costs.

CategoryPrice
Adults (Indonesian)IDR 15,000
Children (Indonesian)IDR 10,000
Adults (Foreigner)IDR 30,000
Children (Foreigner)IDR 15,000
Parking (Motorbikes)IDR 2,000
Parking (Cars)IDR 5,000
Parking (Buses)IDR 10,000
Payment options (on-site)Cash (recommended),
Card/QRIS (may be available)
Note: Ticket prices usually include the required sarong and sash for temple entry. If you are unsure, confirm at the official ticket booth.

Entrance fees update note

Figures on this page were last reviewed on December 26, 2025 (WITA). 2026 updates will be added when official on-site information is confirmed.

How to get to Taman Ayun Temple: transport breakdown

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Choose your ride: Airport Taxi or Wira Tour Bali’s comfortable car rentals.

Taman Ayun Temple is in Mengwi, and travel time from Denpasar can vary with traffic. Use this Google Maps location to plan your route.

Airport taxis: quick but basic

  • Costs vary by pickup point, traffic, and time.
  • Payment methods can vary. If you prefer cashless, confirm before the ride.
  • Best for: direct A-to-B trips.

Wira Tour Bali car rentals: more comfortable for a day plan

  • Daily rates depend on your route and duration.
  • Inclusions can vary (for example, driver, fuel, parking, or waiting time). Confirm while booking.
  • Best for: flexible stops and a smoother day itinerary.

The takeaway: taxis work if you are in a hurry. If you want a customized trip, consider renting a car with a private driver in Bali.

Why Taman Ayun Temple is worth a stop

Intricate stone carvings and temple architecture at Taman Ayun
Discover the rich history and stunning architecture at Taman Ayun Temple. Photo by DEZALB.

Taman Ayun combines Balinese architecture, history, and a calm temple setting. It suits families, culture lovers, and anyone building a temple day in South and Central Bali. For a deeper background, see our in-depth article.

Taman Ayun Temple tickets: fees and payment options

Taman Ayun Temple Entrance Fee Price
This is an example of the older Taman Ayun Temple Entrance Fee.

The True Cost of Visiting Taman Ayun Temple

CategoryPrice (IDR)
Adults (Indonesian)IDR 15,000
Children (Indonesian)IDR 10,000
Adults (Foreigner)IDR 30,000
Children (Foreigner)IDR 15,000

What’s typically included

  • Sarong and sash rental (required for entry)
  • Standard admission ticket

Before heading out, make sure you’re dressed respectfully for a temple visit. See our complete guide on what to wear in Bali temples.

Vehicle TypeParking Fee (IDR)
MotorbikesIDR 2,000
CarsIDR 5,000
BusesIDR 10,000

Now that all potential costs are transparent, you should probably feel better about budgeting for your trip. Next, let’s explore the different payment options available.

How to pay at the ticket booth (best practice)

To avoid issues on arrival, bring cash. A card or QRIS can be available, but it may depend on the EDC machine, signal, or local conditions that day.

    With your payment options laid out, here are some additional insights for an enriching temple visit.

    Frequently Asked Questions: Covering All the Bases

    Where can I exchange currency near Taman Ayun Temple?

    Currency exchange options are in Mengwi, about 9 km from the temple. It’s best to handle the exchange before arrival and use an authorized money changer.

    What if I forget to bring a sarong or sash?

    You usually don’t need to bring your own. Sarong and sash rental is typically included with the ticket because they are required for entry.

    Can I bring DSLR cameras or other equipment?

    While some areas restrict photography, DSLRs and other equipment are generally allowed.

    Can I include Taman Ayun Temple in a tour package?

    Yes. Many tour packages include Taman Ayun with other nearby attractions. Compare inclusions (ticket, transport, duration, and stops) across providers before booking.

    Local amenities near the temple

    • Toilets: near the parking area
    • Dining: small food stalls nearby
    • ATM: about 1 km from the ticket counter

    Nearby attractions worth the detour

    • Tanah Lot: about 17 km, roughly 30–40 minutes depending on traffic. If you’re budgeting, see Tanah Lot Temple Entrance Fee: Foreign & Local.
    • Ubud: about 20 km, roughly 45–60 minutes depending on traffic
    Tanah Lot Temple Beach Area
    Extend your journey: Don’t miss the sunsets at Tanah Lot. Photo By Made Caesario.

    Taman Ayun quick facts

    CategoryDetails
    AdmissionIDR 15,000–30,000 (varies by visitor category)
    ParkingIDR 2,000–10,000 (depends on vehicle)
    Payment optionsCash recommended; Card/QRIS may be available
    Operating hoursOften listed as 08:00–18:15 WITA (check latest info before you go)

    Practical tips

    Clock showing best time for quieter visit
    Aim to arrive between 09:00 and 10:00 a.m. for a more peaceful visit. Photo by Patrick Langwallner.
    • Operating hours are often posted as 08:00–18:15 WITA, but can change on special days.
    • For a quieter visit, aim to arrive between 09:00 and 10:00 a.m.

    Wrapping it up

    You now have the key details for planning your visit: fees, parking, hours, payment tips, and transport options. Since on-site policies can change, do a quick recheck before you go, especially during the 2026 transition.

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