Pura Dalem Ubud is defined by its ornate, weathered stone carvings of fearsome deities and mythical figures that line the entrance, including depictions of the demon queen Rangda. Known as a temple of the dead, this Hindu site is dedicated to Shiva in his role as the god of destruction and transformation. Within the framework of Balinese village life, a pura dalem is specifically consecrated to the rituals of death and the cycle of reincarnation, sitting as a spiritual counterpart to the temples of origin and community life found elsewhere in the village.
Ubud Dalem Temple
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