The temple Pura Bukit Dharma is located on top of the hill, Kutri in Hurry village, which is about five hundred meters north of Blahbatu. This temple features a number of sculptures and statues that date back to over 800 years. The most prominent statue is one from the 11th century, of the six-armed goddess Durga. It is believed that Goddess Durga over powered the demon Mahisa, who was hiding in the body of an ox. 

Access to the temple is via 80 stone steps located in the rear part of the temple that goes through the roots of a mighty banyan tree. The elegant jeroan (inner courtyard) is where the important temple ceremonies are held. The inner courtyard at Pura Bukit Dharma, Durga Kutri is guarded by 2 stone pigs and a couple of nagas(evil looking goblins). The inside area is highly decorated. Each of the many thatched wooden structures have a special purpose and symbolic meaning. These are all decorated with red and gold paint and look smart. In the center of the courtyard sits the ‘gedong peruman‘, which is an empty pavilion where the Gods are invited to assemble and enjoy temple festivals.