Pulaki Temple, known locally as Pura Pulaki, is a significant Balinese Hindu temple situated on the northwestern coast of Bali, near Banyupoh Village. Established in 1489 by the revered Javanese priest Dang Hyang Nirartha, the temple is set against a dramatic backdrop of rocky hills and faces the vast expanse of the Bali Sea. This sacred site is renowned for its unique blend of natural beauty and spiritual significance, offering visitors panoramic views of black sandy beaches and the azure ocean. The temple complex is also home to groups of macaque monkeys, considered sacred and often seen roaming the grounds. Pulaki Temple is one of the key sea temples in Bali, forming a chain of temples that protect the island spiritually. Visitors are advised to dress modestly and be respectful of local customs when visiting this revered site.