Temples and Religious Sites
Denpasar’s spiritual landscape reflects Bali's multi-faith heritage, ranging from the 14th-century Maospahit Temple with its ancient brick architecture to the 16th-century Pemecutan Palace. The city preserves the island’s oldest written history at Blanjong Temple and hosts significant pilgrimage sites like Sakenan Temple on Serangan Island. This collection also includes modern places of worship such as the Holy Spirit Cathedral, the Buddhist Maha Vihara, and several prominent mosques and Christian churches.
A Pemecutan Palace
The imposing 16th-century palace surrounded with Hindu shrines is still inhabited by the last king of Denpasar.
B Blanjong Temple
This temple holds the oldest preserved inscriptions on the island. It is also a beautiful and serene place.
Sakenan Temple
Serangan is a small island located 500 m south of Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia. The island has a length of 2.9 km and a width of 1 km.
D Pura Batu Bolong
A coastal Hindu temple used for local religious ceremonies and purification rituals.
Maospahit Temple
14th century temple partially damaged during the earthquakes. Noteworthy are the giant statues and elaborate carvings.
Gereja Cornerstone Bali
Modern Christian worship center located in the Renon district of Denpasar.
Hillsong Church Bali
A contemporary Pentecostal Christian church part of the global Hillsong network.
Gereja Sidang Jemaat Allah di Indonesia
Protestant church representing the Assemblies of God denomination in Indonesia.
Gereja Kebangunan Kalam Allah Indonesia
A Protestant church serving the local Christian community in the Denpasar area.
Masjid Al-Amin Prajarakcaka
A Sunni mosque located within the Prajarakcaka complex, serving local residents and military personnel.
Pura Puseh Sesetan
A significant village temple in the Sesetan neighborhood dedicated to the community's ancestral founders.
Maha Vihara & Pusdiklat Buddha Maitreya
A large Buddhist temple and educational center dedicated to the Maitreya tradition.
Masjid Al Ihsaan - Sanur
A prominent mosque in the Sanur area known for its modern architecture and community prayer services.
Gereja Mawar Sharon
A large Pentecostal Christian church featuring contemporary worship services.
Gereja Pantekosta Jemaat Immanuel
A long-standing Pentecostal church located in the urban center of Denpasar.
Musholla At-Taqwa
A small Islamic prayer hall used for daily congregational prayers.
Pura Segara
A coastal Hindu temple dedicated to the sea deities, situated near the Sanur shoreline.
Gereja Katolik Roh Kudus Katedral
The seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Denpasar, featuring a unique blend of Balinese and Gothic architectural elements.
Pura Dalem Tegeh Gumi
A traditional Balinese 'temple of the dead' dedicated to Shiva, associated with funeral rites and the transition of souls.
Pura Dalem Karang Tengah Tanjung Benoa
A Hindu temple located near the southern tip of the Denpasar area, used for local religious ceremonies.
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