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Why Taman Ujung Water Palace Should Be on Your Bali Itinerary

Taman Ujung, also known as Taman Sukasada Ujung or Ujung Water Palace, is one of Bali’s most beautiful and underrated royal landmarks. Located in Karangasem, East Bali, this peaceful palace complex offers a perfect blend of water gardens, colonial-era architecture, mountain views, and glimpses of the distant sea—all set within a quiet, open landscape that feels far removed from the busier parts of the island.

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Originally built in 1919 by the King of Karangasem, Taman Ujung was designed as a place of retreat and royal ceremonies. The layout features long, elegant walkways, open-air pavilions, stone bridges, and large reflecting pools. The architectural style is a mix of Balinese and European influences, with ornate columns, carved gates, and wide terraces that make every corner feel graceful and timeless.

One of the most memorable parts of visiting Taman Ujung is climbing the staircase to the higher pavilion. From there, you’re rewarded with panoramic views of the entire water palace, the surrounding rice fields, and the ocean in the distance. The grounds are expansive and uncrowded, making it ideal for peaceful exploration, quiet photography, or simply relaxing in a space that feels both royal and grounded.

Taman Ujung is especially popular for pre-wedding and cultural photo sessions, thanks to its wide open spaces and romantic scenery. Unlike temple visits, there’s no dress code required, and visitors are free to walk around at their own pace. While it doesn’t have the crowds of places like Tirta Gangga or Lempuyang Temple, it offers just as much beauty—without the need to queue or rush.

Many travelers pair Taman Ujung with a visit to Tirta Gangga, as the two sites are located nearby and complement each other perfectly. After the early morning rush of Lempuyang’s Gate of Heaven, a walk through Taman Ujung feels spacious, quiet, and deeply calming.

For anyone exploring East Bali, this royal water garden is well worth including in your itinerary. Taman Ujung is more than just a palace—it's a place where architecture, history, and natural beauty come together in a calm, reflective setting that leaves a lasting impression.

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