点评:Once we arrived at the temple site and were getting ready to pay the fees, we were already hassled by multiple store owners telling us multiple times at all once to visit their stores after we were done with the temple. We were going to do that anyway. We didn't get a guide, so we just explored the temple grounds ourselves. I liked every artifact in there. However, the hundreds-year-old banyan tree has a spooky feel. When we got down, we were again swamped by those store owners. One lady just didn't get it, even though I told her in Indonesian we would visit her store after we checked out other stores. She wanted us to visit her store first. She was frankly getting on my nerves. These owners were like flies. Since some stores didn't sell what we were looking for, we skipped them. One elderly guy stood in front of our car and said, "I hate you!" and stormed off. I smiled and mentally said - I'm sure your "God" (Agni or the fire god) in that temple heard you too and you'll have to account for what you said very soon. It's called karma. My suggestion is to inform your local guide to shield you from those people so that you can get into the car once you're done with the temple. If you still want to check out their stores, that's entirely on you. Don't say I didn't warn y'all.
翻译:我们一到寺庙,正准备付钱,就被好几个店主烦得不行,他们一次又一次地告诉我们,看完寺庙再去他们的店里逛逛。反正我们也要去。我们没有导游,就自己在寺庙里逛了逛。我喜欢里面的每一件文物。然而,那棵百年老榕树总有一种阴森的感觉。下山后,我们又被那些店主们包围了。一位女士完全不明白,尽管我用印尼语告诉她,我们先去看看其他店,再去她的店里。她还是想让我们先去她的店里。说实话,她让我很烦。这些店主就像苍蝇一样。因为有些店里没有我们想买的东西,我们就没去。一位老先生站在我们的车前说:“我讨厌你们!”然后怒气冲冲地走了。我笑了笑,心里默默地想——我肯定你们那座神庙里的“神”(阿格尼,也就是火神)也听到了你们的话,你们很快就得为你们说的话负责了。这叫因果报应。我建议你们通知当地导游,让他们帮你们挡住那些人,这样你们看完神庙之后就能上车了。如果你们还想去看看他们的商店,那就完全由你们自己决定了。别怪我没警告过你们。