The background of this research is to examines the management of plastic derived
from Hindu religious ceremonies at Uluwatu Temple in Bali and its role in
addressing pollution concerns. The research aims to examine the strategies
employed for handling plastic waste stemming from Hindu religious ceremony at
Uluwatu Temple and to evaluate their efficacy in pollution contol. The formulation
of the problem taken in this study is how the legal aspect of the plastic waste
management in Uluwatu Temple according to environment pollution control and
what is the obstacle that is faced in the plastic waste management. The legal
research that is used is empirical research or field research that focused in the field
data as the primary data resource. This study concludes that the substantial
contribution of religious ceremonies to plastic waste accumulation, driven by the
widespread utilization of disposable plastic items despite their environmental
repercussions and the plastic waste management is not optimal because there are
some obstacle such as lack of public awareness regarding the dangers of plastic
waste and its environmental impact. To address these issues, education is necessary
to raise community awareness and to collaborate with religious organizations or
community elements to foster this awareness.