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Holy Bathing Soul Retreat – Cleanse Your Mind & Spirit

The Holy Bathing Ritual at Beji Griya Waterfall Temple is a deeply spiritual experience that combines purification, healing, and connection with Bali’s sacred traditions. Located in a serene natural setting, this ritual allows visitors to cleanse their mind, body, and soul through a series of water purification steps guided by a Balinese priest. It is perfect for those seeking inner peace, energy cleansing, and spiritual rebirth during their Bali journey.


Unlike typical tourist attractions, Beji Griya offers an authentic cultural and spiritual experience. Surrounded by lush greenery, sacred statues, and a stunning waterfall temple, the atmosphere here is calm and filled with positive energy, making it a hidden gem for spiritual travelers.


The temple is rooted in Balinese Hindu philosophy, where water (Tirta) is considered a purifying element. Local priests conduct the melukat ritual, which aims to cleanse negative energies and restore harmony. This tradition has been practiced for generations, making Beji Griya not just a tourist destination but a living cultural heritage.


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Location

Beji Griya Waterfall Temple is located in Sangeh, Badung Regency, about 45 minutes from Ubud and 1 hour from Denpasar.


Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit is early morning (8 AM – 11 AM) for a calm and peaceful experience. Avoid peak midday hours to maintain the sacredness of the ritual and enjoy cooler weather.


Things to Do

  1. Participate in the Melukat Holy Bathing Ritual guided by a local priest.
  2. Enjoy the serene waterfall temple and natural surroundings.
  3. Take part in prayer and blessing ceremonies for spiritual cleansing.
  4. Explore the sacred statues and carvings within the temple complex.
  5. Capture the beauty of the jungle and waterfall (respectfully, after the ritual).

Travel Tips

  1. Dress modestly; sarong and sash are mandatory (usually provided with the ritual package).
  2. Bring a change of clothes as you will get wet during the ritual.
  3. Book in advance for the ritual to ensure availability of a local priest.
  4. Be respectful of local customs and follow the instructions during the ceremony.
  5. Combine your visit with Sangeh Monkey Forest or Taman Ayun Temple for a cultural day tour.

Entrance Fee

  1. Holy Bathing Ritual Package: Starts from IDR 300,000 – 5,800,000 per person (includes offerings, sarong, and guide).
  2. Standard temple entrance donation: Around IDR 20,000 – 30,000 if you are only visiting.
  3. Payment in Indonesian Rupiah only

Capture Your Bali Moment

Make Holy Bathing a part of your travel story and take home the perfect snapshot of Bali’s Paradise.

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