Known globally as the "Gates of Heaven," Lempuyang Temple is actually a complex of several temples scattered along the slopes of Mount Lempuyang in East Bali. The most famous spot is the *Candi Bentar* (split gateway) at the lowest temple, Pura Penataran Agung. The view of Mount Agung, Bali's highest peak, perfectly framed by this gate, became an international sensation on social media as the 'gateway to heaven.' However, this temple is fundamentally one of the most sacred places in Balinese Hinduism, counted as one of the *Sad Kahyangan* (six sanctuaries of the world) that protect the island from evil. The path up the mountain is a pilgrimage route from the secular to the sacred world, symbolizing purification. While photo lines grow, rules are being established to protect its serenity as a place of worship. Being at a high altitude, the weather changes quickly, and the gates shrouded in mist only enhance its mystique.