Taman Ayun Temple is a historical site in Bali, Indonesia, renowned for its unique architecture and picturesque gardens. Built in 1634, it was designed as a royal temple for the Mengwi Empire. The temple complex is surrounded by a wide moat, creating the illusion of a sanctuary floating on water. Its multi-tiered shrines, with up to eleven levels, are a testament to classical Balinese temple architecture. Recognized by UNESCO, Taman Ayun is not only a cultural treasure but also an integral part of Bali's subak irrigation system.