[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Ujung Water Palace (Updated Mar)

I visited the beautiful water palace 'Taman Ujung' located in the northeastern part of Bali. The Western-style buildings floating on the water and their reflections on the water's surface were breathtaking, reminiscent of scenes from a Western movie. Climbing the stairs allows you to view the scenery from a higher vantage point. The plants planted like terraced fields, the beautifully crafted paths, and the palace all evoke a sense of bygone eras. It is about an hour's drive from the center of Bali, so it is recommended to rent a car or hire a driver to get there. There are several other temples and scenic spots in the surrounding area, so visiting them together can be efficient.

Bali is the most beautiful place I've ever been to..🥹🥹🤍 Every single building looks like a work of art.. And the nature is really beautiful! Bali is a large area and each area has its own unique characteristics, so a week wasn't enough and I wanted to stay there for at least a month,,🥰 The representative photo is a place you've all seen in photos at least once! It's the famous Lempuyang Temple, where tourists have to get a number and wait in line. It's really pretty, right?😊 I've also been to the Water Palace, Potato Head Beach Club, and a place that sells Luwak coffee, but there wasn't a single place that wasn't beautiful,,🤍 I understand why Bali is famous as a honeymoon destination🥹🤍 It's my most recommended travel destination!🤍

Palace is very well maintain and beautiful. From the highest point, you are able to look out to the ocean. Nice walk to see the palace. The scenery is taken from the highest point in the palace. Worth the visit if you are passing by the area. Many instagram worthy photo spots too!! It was windy but sunny when we visited. Not crowded with tourist. Tips: if you have a guide with you, your guide can enter for free😊 #Palace #bali

#wecreate Ujung Water Palace or Taman Ujung ( Edge Sukasada Park ) was built in 1919. In the area , there are some buildings also large and spacious pool. There are three or entrance gate to the park area. The main gate is at a height on the west side as an entrance that is called "Bale Ship" because the build was once made to resemble a ship. Furthermore, this bale of our entrance into the park area with hundreds of fruits down the stairs. From this spot the entire area of the park can be enjoyed. According to the predicate as the Kingdom Water Park on the Water Place, The Park has three large pool and spacious. In the middle of the pond, they have on the extreme north of main building called " Gili Bale " which area connected by bridges to the south. #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic #summervacation#bali

Built before WW II, my mother say this place heavily damage during mount agung eruption 60's and bali's biggest earthquake 76..rebuilt in 2000's without change the original looks of palace. This place a little bit far away from Denpasar city, it takes approximately 2 hours..ticket price is less than 2 USD for locals. Spacious inside, well shaped Dutch style architecture, nice enough to take a look around and have a picnic al fresco, you can bring food & drink inside because no restaurants inside (you can only find local warung in parking lot) The best place for picture is upstairs approx 100 stairs (but sorry no picture this time i can't bring my kids upstairs), note ; they charge more for prewedding or DSLR camera...

One of the most popular courses in the eastern part of Bali, Taman Ujung is called the Water Garden! There aren't many people, so it's nice to look around quietly, and there are many beautiful buildings, so it's also nice to take pictures! While looking around, I thought, "Wow, it's so beautiful..." and it's actually a facility built for the Bali royal family to rest! So the quality is...🫢 You'll feel the European + Bali feel together!! Taman Ujung, which you can see from the stairs in the main photo, is a really beautiful sight, so be sure to go up and look down🤍 📍Taman Ujung ▫️Every day 07:00-19:00 #March travel support event #Overseas travel #Bali travel

Tucked away in the eastern folds of Bali, Taman Ujung lies like a forgotten pearl, nestled on the coastline five kilometers south of Amlapura. Here, you won't find the hustle and bustle of Kuta Beach or the Instagram-filtered rice paddies of Ubud, only the whisper of wind through stone crevices and the eternal serenade of the waves. A century ago, the last king, captivated by the embrace of mountains and sea, immortalized the divine nature of this place through architecture. The designer, using water as ink, sketched an exquisite picture on the canvas of volcanic rock—mirror-like pools reflecting the blue sky, terraced water features stretching towards the ocean like piano keys, and coral stone arches framing the distant mountain contours. The entire palace seems to grow organically from the earth, with water flowing freely through the architectural gaps, achieving a poetic union between humanity and nature. The 1979 earthquake shattered this dream, leaving the remaining pillars and corridors like a skeleton gnawed by time. Moss quietly climbs the carved stone walls, wildflowers bloom on collapsed foundations, and fish dart through the seawater-filled palace foundations. Most touching is the viewing pavilion perched on the coast, its crumbling dome filtering dappled light and shadows. The stone steps where the king once sat alone listening to the waves are now a haven for hermit crabs. Wandering through this open-air architectural museum, tracing your fingers over the weathered, honeycomb-like stone, you can almost hear the lingering melodies of the court gamelan musicians. The beauty of ruins reaches its peak here—when human ingenuity surrenders to the power of nature, decay itself becomes the most moving epic. A visit on a rainy morning is recommended, as the awakening ruins shrouded in mist will reveal to you that true eternity lies not in the completeness of a building, but in every wrinkle etched by time.

#favouriteitinerary 1-Day Itinerary for Taman Ujung Water Palace, Bali Taman Ujung Water Palace, also known as Ujung Sukasada Park, is a stunning royal water palace in eastern Bali. Surrounded by lush gardens, reflective pools, and breathtaking views of Mount Agung and the ocean, it’s a perfect place for a relaxing cultural and scenic day trip. Morning: Exploring Taman Ujung Water Palace 8:00 AM – Depart from Ubud/Seminyak/Canggu • From Ubud: ~2.5-hour drive • From Seminyak/Canggu: ~3-hour drive • Best to hire a private driver or rent a scooter for flexibility. 10:30 AM – Arrive at Taman Ujung Water Palace • Entrance Fee: ~75,000 IDR per person • Walk through the elegant bridges, pavilions, and lotus ponds. • Visit Bale Kapal, a pavilion with stunning ocean views. • Climb the stairs to the highest pavilion for panoramic views of Mount Agung and the Lombok Strait. Midday: Lunch & Nearby Attractions 12:30 PM – Lunch with a View • Recommended Restaurant: Tirta Ayu Restaurant (at Taman Ujung Villa) • Enjoy authentic Balinese dishes with a garden and rice field view. 2:00 PM – Visit Tirta Gangga Water Palace (Optional) • 15-minute drive from Taman Ujung. • Another beautiful royal water palace with sacred pools and fountains. • Walk on the stepping stones over the water. Afternoon: Relaxing by the Beach 3:30 PM – Relax at Virgin Beach (Pantai Pasir Putih) 🏝️ • 25-minute drive from Taman Ujung. • A hidden white sand beach perfect for swimming & sunbathing. • Enjoy fresh coconut water or grilled seafood at a beachfront café. Evening: Sunset & Return 5:30 PM – Sunset at Lahangan Sweet (Optional Detour) 🌅 • If you have time, head to Lahangan Sweet Viewpoint (~1-hour drive). • One of the best sunset spots with a breathtaking view of Mount Agung. 7:00 PM – Return to Hotel • Head back to Ubud, Seminyak, or Canggu. • If staying in Amed or Candidasa, enjoy a relaxed evening by the beach. Things to Bring ✔ Comfortable walking shoes ✔ Sunscreen & hat (it gets hot!) ✔ Camera or phone for amazing photos ✔ Swimwear & towel (if visiting Virgin Beach)

#indonesiatrip Nestled in the serene landscape of Karangasem, Bali, Ujung Water Palace, also known as Taman Ujung, is a stunning blend of Balinese, Chinese, and Dutch architectural styles. This former royal palace, surrounded by lush gardens and tranquil ponds, offers a glimpse into Bali’s rich cultural heritage. The elegant bridges, intricate stone carvings, and the majestic floating pavilion create a picturesque setting that feels like a step back in time. Whether you’re exploring the historic buildings or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance, Ujung Water Palace is a testament to the island’s timeless beauty and charm.

Located in Karangasem, East Bali, this place spans approximately 10 hectares and features three ponds. It is known for its European and Javanese-style buildings and was once used as a retreat for kings and royalty. Today, it is famous as a pre-wedding and social media photo spot. It's a must-visit on the Bali East Tour, especially recommended for those who enjoy walking or taking photos! 📍Taman Ujung ▫️Location: Ujung Water Palace, Tumbu, Kec. Karangasem, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80811, Indonesia ▫️Visiting Hours: Daily 07:00 - 19:00

Great for a couple of hours birdwatching. Some nice botanical features. Shady. Snacks available

This is a trip arranged on the same day as the Tirta Gangga Water Palace, the two attractions are not far apart, but they are both a bit far from the center of Ubud, so you still need to charter a car to get there. However, I think both attractions are very worthwhile, and there's no feeling of falling into a tourist trap. The day I went there was heavy rain, and even wearing a raincoat was barely enough, so there were very few tourists, which gave the feeling of having the whole place to ourselves. The area is very large, and as soon as you enter, you can see the first palace at a glance. The pathways are all white, which should look very nice in photos if the weather is good, but looking out from the windows after the rain, there's a different kind of fresh feeling. Walking around and taking pictures, you'll soon reach the foot of a ruined palace in the sky. From a distance, you can see a long staircase leading to this palace, which takes some time to climb, but it's not very high or tiring. From the top, you can overlook the entire area, which is quite nice. We also met many local little girls on the stairs, their clear eyes were very touching. After coming down and walking to the right, you can see the third palace, this time the pathway is bronze-colored, and at the end is a large, transparent platform, which might have been a place for meetings or discussions in the past. This is a very leisurely and uniquely beautiful area, especially enjoyable when it's less crowded. The rain drizzles onto the lake surface, surrounded by greenery, it's just too enjoyable.

The invisible small scene on the ins "Water Palace" /Ujun Taman Bali is really a fairy place that is too suitable for vacations, and the Uganda Water Palace in eastern Bali is probably the smallest secret in Bali, The wreckage is broken, but it is beautiful and memorable. . This was once the summer residence of the emperor. Later, it was caused by the earthquake caused by the eruption of Agung volcano. So most of the buildings in the water palace were damaged. Now it looks like a big quiet park. The garden is full of green grass, and the style of the garden retains the traditional Balinese garden style and introduces the style of Western architecture. . Compared to the Sky Gate and Bali Swing, there are absolutely no hordes of tourists here, so you can unscrupulously spread and daze. and climbed over 100 steps to reach the legendary secret heights. It is the wreck of a pavilion. Because of the high terrain, you can see the water palace and the vast Indian Ocean in a distant view. Like a green castle in the ocean. . However, in order to protect the local architecture, the Water Palace is not allowed to shoot wedding dresses or commercials, nor to fly the drones~ plus tickets are not very cheap, almost one People want to be close to 50 RMB, so there are fewer tourists here.

Bali Man Shaomei Photographing Taman Ujung Taman Ujung Water Palace Taman Ujung was originally a place for kings to vacation and receive friends or VIPs. For Hinduism, water is one of the most important elements to help them purify and pray. It is also the source of human birth. So it is called the Water Palace, and it combines a lot of water features such as oceans and lakes between natural landscapes. . It is completely different from the grandeur of the Chinese palace. The Wusong Water Palace is a smart and gentle temperament route. It is worth mentioning that the designers behind this building actually come from our China, so we will see the shadow of our hometown in the details. When we came, there was a melodious Chinese traditional music in the water palace. The sound of the flute, don't have a style. After the natural disasters and the baptism of the years, some corners of Taman Ujung have appeared to be ruined, but the faint vicissitudes have made her more charming. Location: This garden palace, which is close to the sea, is located in Karangasem in eastern Bali, driving nearly two hours from Ubud. Because it is a little remote, it is not a sneak peek or a tour group. Not far from the sky gate. Tickets: RMB 20 per person per person.

Located in the easternmost part of Bali, this palace is quiet, simple and atmospheric... The design of the Water Palace uniquely integrates the beautiful botanical landscape with the abundant water features of the ocean and lake, making the entire palace atmosphere Magnificent yet agile temperament~ It is not as famous as the Tanah Lot Temple and the Holy Spring Temple in Bali. There are no groups of tourists here, but you can completely slow down the rhythm and enjoy this hidden in the jungle. The royal palace. The Wushui Palace has a long water promenade~ the white walls of the palace are surrounded by red roofs. The view of the garden is quiet and beautiful~ The water palace has a very long step~ climb to the top and overlook The ruins of the palace ~ the hot sun, it is not easy to climb up~ I have been doing psychological struggle for a long time, and finally I want to come, or climb it~~