Puja Mandala, nestled in Kampial Village, Benoa, South Kuta District, Badung Regency, offers a stunning view of Tanjung Benoa’s sea from its hillside location. This remarkable site is a testament to Indonesia’s rich tapestry of religious tolerance and cultural diversity, embodying the nation’s motto, Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (Unity in Diversity). At Puja Mandala, visitors can explore places of worship representing the country’s five major religions. The Ibnu Battuta Grand Mosque, with its three-story structure and traditional Javanese-style architecture, stands as a prominent symbol of Islam. Adjacent to the mosque is the Mary Mother of All Nations Catholic Church, featuring a distinctive bell tower and elegant design. Nearby, the Guna Buddha Vihara, with its golden pagoda and white elephant statues, represents Buddhism in a style reminiscent of Thai monasteries. The Protestant Christian Church in Bali (GKPB) Bukit Doa showcases intricate Balinese carvings and a unique roof design oriented toward the four cardinal directions. Lastly, the Jagat Natha Temple, set against the backdrop of an artificial pond, offers a serene and cooling atmosphere with its all-white decor. Conveniently located along Jl Raya Kurusetra, Puja Mandala is easily accessible from the Nusa Dua hotel complex and is just a 30-minute drive from Denpasar City via By Pass I Gusti Ngurah Rai. The site also boasts a spacious parking area for up to 40 buses and numerous canteen kiosks, making it a comfortable stop for visitors. Notably, King Salman of Saudi Arabia visited Puja Mandala in March 2017, adding to its distinguished reputation.