[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Taman Mumbul Sangeh (Updated Jul)

#balilife Beautiful, peaceful place with a pond with many koi fish and a water purification area; not many tourists at the time of my visit, but a few locals. The info on Google Maps regarding tickets might be inaccurate - it's not free entry, the ticket is 20k rp (as of the date of this review). They actually give you a ticket (photo attached for clarity), so I'm not sure that one of the past reviews here (saying they were scammed into paying 20k rp by the guard/parking guy) could be trusted? Perhaps who manages this temple could clarify this and update the info on Google Maps if it's not accurate. So it's not confusing and some people wouldn't make the wrong judgement.

#indonesiatrip Taman Mumbul Sangeh, located in the tranquil village of Sangeh, Bali, is a serene destination renowned for its spiritual significance and natural beauty. This sacred site is famous for its Melukat purification rituals, where visitors can cleanse their mind and soul in the crystal-clear waters of the holy spring. Surrounded by lush greenery and towering trees, Taman Mumbul offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The area also features a picturesque pond filled with koi fish, adding to the tranquil ambiance. Managed by the local community, this hidden gem provides a unique blend of cultural heritage and natural splendor, making it a must-visit for those seeking a deeper connection with Bali’s spiritual traditions.

A very peacefull place located just east of Sangeh Mongkey Forest, about 5 minutes walk. A place where most balinese do the "melukat" blessing with holy water. Good road and huge parking lot. The temple located on north side of the road surround by the beautiful small lake. A cross this road is the blessing holy water. Recomended for those who really want to go out of the city crowd, you also might go for walk on the rice field or even go to waterfalls located 10 minutes by car/ motorbike. #wecreate