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This small three-acre island is home to one of the most cherished sea temples in Bali.
這個占地3英畝的小島上坐落著巴厘島最珍貴的海神廟之一。
Tanah Lot translates to Land in the Sea in the Balinese language, which perfectly describes this rock formation and the temple that sits atop it.
巴厘語里的Tanah Lot翻譯過來就是“海洋中的陸地”，這一名字完美地詮釋了這個巖層及其上面的寺廟。
It can be found along the southwest coast of Bali and is one of seven ocean temples, each of which was built within eye line of the next.
寺廟位于巴厘島西南海岸，是七個海洋神廟之一，神廟與神廟遙遙相望。
Tanah Lot was built around the 16th century to honor the sea spirits.
海神廟（Tanah Lot）建于16世紀，旨在紀念海洋的神靈。
It is believed that it is protected by sea serpents.
據(jù)說，海神廟受海蛇的保護。
The rock base that the temple sits on has been reconstructed over time as the original rock had begun crumbling into the ocean.
原來的巖被海水沖刷流入了海洋，所以寺廟之下的巖石基礎(chǔ)被反復(fù)重砌。
Visitors are able to access the island via foot during low tide.
游客可以在退潮之后徒步上島。
However, non Balinese people are not permitted to enter the temple.
然而，此廟非巴厘島人禁止入內(nèi)。
This is one of the most visited and photographed temples in Bali, and it is especially busy at sunrise and sunset.
這里是巴厘島最受歡迎的旅游景點及攝影天堂，日出和日落時分游客尤其繁忙。
Although, if you intend to visit, don't bring a date.
您要是打算來此旅游，請不要帶您的約會對象。
It is believed there is a curse on unmarried couples who visit the temple.
因為，傳說，來此旅游的未婚情侶會受到詛咒。
Their relationship is doomed.
兩人的戀情會以失敗告終。
But this view might just be worth the risk.
不過，這里的風(fēng)景還是值得大家冒險一試。
