Not really. I wouldn't eat at the local warungs, you might get Bali Belly (food poisoning). Better to eat at bigger establishments

Don't remember specially Taman Ayun temple, but all temples are cheep in Bali. Have a good treap.

Sorry, I don't know because it was part of a day trip I had booked.

Je ne comprends pas la question.

We visited this temple complex - the Royal Temple- in February 2018. Visitors walk thru 2 inner courts on a wide paved path in the midst of a lawn area. This path leads to the temple walls that surround the buildings inside the temple. Again there is a paved walkway all around these walls. The area probably covers 2 blocks by 1 block. The wall is low - perhaps 4 feet - so visitors can look over it. Good pictures of all the structures inside the walls can be taken from this walkway. There was no activity within the walls when we visited. So the temple itself is not accessible to tourists for walking through - just for looking at from a distance, but the 2 inner courts and a model rooster fighting arena are open for walking through. If you would like more details about this temple, you might find my review of it helpful.

Ciao. Da fuori non si vede quasi nulla perché prima di arrivare ai vari templi c'è un piccolo parco. Se non riesci ad arrivare x visitarlo, ed è un peccato, bypassa direttamente.

Hi Clad, the temple opens from 0900hrs to 1600hrs everyday. it remains open throughout the year. though the literal meaning of taman is Garden and Ayun means a Temple.

Hi close at 5PM.