In short. Prices for an adult foreigner as of 11 October 2026: Uluwatu 60,000 rupiah from 2026, Ulun Danu Beratan 100,000 from 1 July 2026 (child 75,000), Tirta Empul 75,000 (child 50,000), Monkey Forest in Ubud 130,000 (child 100,000, hours 9:00-18:00, last entry at 17:00); Tanah Lot is a temple on a rock in Tabanan, with the price and hours on the official site tanahlot.id. For Besakih, Lempuyang, Jatiluwih, Tegallalang and the waterfalls we found no official tariffs for foreigners, so ask for the price at the ticket office. Tariffs change from 1 January, 1 April or 1 July, so bring extra cash. Temples require modest clothing under the governor's circular No. 7 of 2025.
How to read the prices. The prices below are for an adult foreigner in rupiah and were checked on 11 October 2026. Tariffs at Bali sights are changed by decision of the regency or the managing company, often from 1 April, 1 July or 1 January, so the amount at the ticket office may differ. Besides the ticket, Bali has a tourist levy of 150,000 rupiah, details in a separate guide.
Tanah Lot. The temple stands on a rock right at the shore in the village of Beraban, Kediri district, Tabanan regency. According to the official site tanahlot.id, its founding is linked to the priest Dang Hyang Nirartha in the fifteenth century, and the temple festival Pakendungan is held every 210 days. The tariff page of the site gives 75,000 rupiah for an adult and 40,000 for a child, but that page dates from 2024. The management announced that from 1 April 2026 the entrance ticket for a foreign adult is 100,000 rupiah and for a child 60,000 (Detik and NusaBali of 15 December 2025). So go by the new figures and confirm at the ticket office. For drone filming and commercial photo shoots the site requires you to notify the managers in advance.
Uluwatu. Pura Uluwatu stands on a cliff in the south of the Bukit peninsula. According to Bali Post of 29 January 2026, from 2026 entry to the outer zone costs a foreign adult 60,000 rupiah, and IDN Times Bali of 13 January 2026 gives 40,000 for a child. The basis of the tariff is Badung regency regulation No. 8 of 2025. According to IDN Times Bali (a 2023 article), a sarong and sash are required on the site, and the macaques grab things, so hold your glasses, phone and bag firmly. We did not confirm opening hours or the schedule of the evening kecak dance from an official source, so check them at the entrance.
Ulun Danu Beratan. A temple complex on Lake Beratan in Bedugul, Candikuning village, Tabanan regency. From 1 July 2026 entry for a foreign adult is 100,000 rupiah and for a child 75,000, with one tariff for all days of the week (Kompas of 22 June 2026, the figures match IDN Times Bali of 13 January 2026). Before that an adult paid 75,000.
Tirta Empul. A holy spring in Manukaya village, Tampaksiring district, Gianyar regency. Tickets are sold by the official site of the Gianyar tourism office: a foreign adult (from 12 years) 75,000 rupiah, a child aged 5 to 11 years 50,000, free under 5. The site asks you to have the ticket and a document such as a passport at the entrance, and a paid ticket is neither refunded nor exchanged. The page as of 11 October 2026.
Monkey Forest in Ubud. The official Monkey Forest Ubud site gives hours of 9:00-18:00, last entry at 17:00, an adult ticket of 130,000 rupiah and a child ticket of 100,000 (as of 11 October 2026). On 12.5 hectares live about 1030 monkeys and grow 186 species of trees. The site's rules: do not bring food or drinks, do not look the monkeys in the eye, do not enter with plastic bags (there are lockers for them in the hall), dress modestly, and keep an eye on children. Some of the sacred temples on the grounds are closed to visitors.
Besakih, Lempuyang, Jatiluwih, Tegallalang, waterfalls. We found no official pages with tariffs for foreigners: search turns up private sites with different figures, and we do not use them. Ask for the price at the ticket office. As for waterfalls, the official site of Ngurah Rai airport describes, for example, the Kanto Lampo waterfall in Beng village, Gianyar regency, about an hour and a half from the airport; the rocks by the water are slippery and mossy, and there are changing places at the entrance. In Jatiluwih, according to NusaBali, electric buses for visitors have appeared.
Clothing and behaviour in temples. The governor's circular No. 7 of 2025, covered in the guide to the rules for tourists, requires modest clothing at tourist sites and in temples. Tourists may not enter the inner and middle courtyards of a temple, the only exception being prayer in traditional Balinese dress. Do not climb sacred trees and structures, do not photograph yourself undressed in holy places, do not litter at lakes, springs and rivers, and do not use single-use plastic. The circular instructs visiting sites with a licensed guide, and it does not say how this is checked at the entrance. We do not recommend guides or tours: for the rules of a specific place look at its site or the sign at the ticket office.
What this means for you. Before a trip find the price and opening hours on the official site of the place or in recent news, and bring extra cash: in 2026 tariffs at several sights went up. Dress modestly and keep a light scarf or sarong in your bag. Take your passport, because Tirta Empul asks for it together with the ticket. Do not take anything into the Monkey Forest or Uluwatu that is easy to snatch from your hands, and do not try to go where access is closed.