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Ubud Palace

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The Ubud Palace, officially Puri Saren Agung, is a historical building complex situated in Ubud, Gianyar Regency of Bali, Indonesia. The palace was the official residence of the royal family of Ubud.

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Ananda Soul

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Milk & Madu Ubud

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Umah Pizza

Jl. Bisma, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

Amsterdam Restaurant Ubud

Jl. Sri Wedari No.60, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

Clear Cafe

Jl. Hanoman No.8, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

Tropical Restaurant Ubud

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Acai Queen

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Sun Sun Warung

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Watercress Ubud

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Ubud Lotus Palace : I took a car to visit various temples in Bali. After visiting numerous temples throughout the day, I finally arrived at Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple Complex, Ubud. It is located in a corner of the Ubud Palace compound. Unfortunately for us, there was some big function going on due to " 40 th anniversary of The Cafe Lotus ", adjacent to the temple that day. Hence Ubud Palace to Saraswati Temple, all closed for tourists like us. Numerous VIPs dressed in white clothes and security personals dressed in black roaming freely . The coffee house is open, but we don't have access at present . We heard that temple visit is free. Tickets cost $5 per person to watch the evening traditional Balinese dance. They are also closed today. I managed one security man and goes a little further to see the Saraswati temple from a distance. The temple is built in a beautiful Balinese architecture. A paved path leads to the temple through a huge lotus pond on both sides. I read in some book that the present temple was built in 1951-52. It was built by one Gusti Noman Lempad I, one of Bali's greatest architects in the modern era. Sukhvati dynasty king donated money for the construction of the temple. The beautiful temple built in pyramid architecture, especially the work of wood carving, is superb . I was impressed by the wooden work of the temple from a distance. As I was about to take a picture, another security man came and interrupted me and ordered me to go out. I was very upset because I could not take a single photo . All along Guide cum driver Nyoman Trima was with me, he sent two pictures taken by him before, from his mobile while driving. So the picture credit goes to Nyoman Trima.

Tilak PurkayasthaTilak Purkayastha

Prachtige locatie in het centrum van Ubud. Deze oudheid is gratis te bezichtigen en echt de moeite waard. Op internet kwam ik een goed stuk tekst tegen met vergaande informatie over het complex (in het Engels) Doordat het waardevolle informatie bevat heb ik het hieronder geplaatst. principles of the caste system. By the 17th century Bali invariably experienced a rapid emergence of new kingdoms, including the founding of several royal houses in Ubud. However, this period also saw much conflict between the royal clans with supremacy as the ultimate goal. A prince from Klungkung was sent to create a palace in Sukawati as a centre of great power and aesthetic beauty. Artisans came from all over Bali to help in its construction and once completed many of them chose to stay. Sukawati today is a community that strongly supports all forms of artistry as well as dance and music. With the successful establishment of a reigning authority in Sukawati, palace retainers were sent in the late 1700s to secure the area of Ubud. A pair of cousins formed rival communities in Padang Tegal and further north in the area of Taman. Following subsequent fighting between these neighbouring villages, the king of Sukawati sent his brothers Tjokorde Ngurah Tabanan to Peliatan and Tjokorde Tangkeban to Sambahan to establish palaces with the notion to control these troubled areas.

Erlin EggensErlin Eggens

Ubud Palace exudes a timeless charm and cultural richness that transports visitors to the heart of Bali's heritage. The intricate architecture and ornate detailing of the palace showcase the island's traditional craftsmanship and artistic prowess. Stepping into the palace grounds feels like entering a realm of history and tradition, where every corner tells a story of Bali's past. The serene ambiance and lush gardens surrounding the palace create a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling streets of Ubud. Visitors can stroll through the courtyard, admiring the intricate carvings and intricate design elements that adorn the palace walls. The traditional Balinese architecture, with its tiered roofs and ornamental gates, adds to the grandeur of the surroundings. Inside the palace, guests can witness cultural performances that showcase Bali's rich artistic traditions, including traditional dance and music. These captivating performances offer a glimpse into the island's vibrant cultural heritage, leaving visitors mesmerized by the beauty and grace of Balinese artistry. A visit to Ubud Palace is not only a journey through Bali's past but also a celebration of its living culture. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of Balinese tradition and hospitality.

PenelopePenelope

The Ubud Palace (also known as Puri Saren Agung) is located at the intersection of Jalan Raya Ubud and Jalan Monkey Forest in the heart of the cultural centre of Ubud. There is a lot of activity, motor traffic and tourists that congregate in this particular area. So you are likely to eventually see the outside exterior of the Palace regardless of entering the grounds of not. As for the Palace itself, it has long been the residence of the Royal Family of Ubud. The building you see today seems to have been constructed around 1640 and later restored and expanded in the early 19th-century. What you will see is architecture typical of Balinese Hindu temples with delicately carved gate entries, shrines and inner courtyard structures which seem to organically blend with nature and landscaping which adorns Puri Saren Agung. You can enter the grounds freely during the day, explore with what will likely be many other tourists and take as many pictures as you like,. During the evenings the Palace transforms into a venue for Balinese dance performances which are held nightly.

BradBrad

Ubud Palace, currently undergoing renovation, is a fantastic spot to experience the traditional craftsmanship and architectural beauty of Bali. Although it's busy and free to enter, it's a unique opportunity to walk through the grounds and admire the intricate designs of the palace. The steps are a great spot for photos! The palace is conveniently located next to the market and just a short walk from the hotel we stayed at, making it easy to access. Do keep in mind that it can get crowded, so be mindful of others around you, and take care when crossing the street as vehicles and scooters are common in the area. One of the delightful surprises during our visit was seeing the cute dogs lounging around the palace grounds, simply enjoying the day. It added a charming touch to the experience. Overall, I highly recommend stopping by Ubud Palace during your visit to Ubud. It's a great way to immerse yourself in Bali's culture and history while exploring the vibrant town.

Kia YangKia Yang

I walked here on a Wednesday evening in mid-Nov 2022. I came here for their dance performances every night at 7:30 PM. I'd recommend getting there at 7PM to get a good seat. It was a very interesting dance performances. The sheet of paper explaining what was happening in English really helped since the entire narration was not in English. All the costumes and the makeup was very interested to see. To watch the dance performances, you have to pay 100,000Rp in cash at the door. Make sure you catch it if you're in Ubud. I didn't see the palace itself though. open for all and no tickets. Frankly speaking there’s nothing much to see other than few closed doors.. it will hardly take 3-4 minutes to take a full tour of the place. Located at Center of market, so if you’ve got some free time take a walk at this place. Nothing special. But well maintained place. They do have Balinese dance show here during weekends. Inquire at the entrance.

Abhishek TanwarAbhishek Tanwar

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Jl. Raya Ubud No.8, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

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Description

The Ubud Palace, officially Puri Saren Agung, is a historical building complex situated in Ubud, Gianyar Regency of Bali, Indonesia. The palace was the official residence of the royal family of Ubud.

Ubud Lotus Palace : I took a car to visit various temples in Bali. After visiting numerous temples throughout the day, I finally arrived at Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple Complex, Ubud. It is located in a corner of the Ubud Palace compound. Unfortunately for us, there was some big function going on due to " 40 th anniversary of The Cafe Lotus ", adjacent to the temple that day. Hence Ubud Palace to Saraswati Temple, all closed for tourists like us. Numerous VIPs dressed in white clothes and security personals dressed in black roaming freely . The coffee house is open, but we don't have access at present . We heard that temple visit is free. Tickets cost $5 per person to watch the evening traditional Balinese dance. They are also closed today. I managed one security man and goes a little further to see the Saraswati temple from a distance. The temple is built in a beautiful Balinese architecture. A paved path leads to the temple through a huge lotus pond on both sides. I read in some book that the present temple was built in 1951-52. It was built by one Gusti Noman Lempad I, one of Bali's greatest architects in the modern era. Sukhvati dynasty king donated money for the construction of the temple. The beautiful temple built in pyramid architecture, especially the work of wood carving, is superb . I was impressed by the wooden work of the temple from a distance. As I was about to take a picture, another security man came and interrupted me and ordered me to go out. I was very upset because I could not take a single photo . All along Guide cum driver Nyoman Trima was with me, he sent two pictures taken by him before, from his mobile while driving. So the picture credit goes to Nyoman Trima.

Tilak PurkayasthaTilak Purkayastha

Prachtige locatie in het centrum van Ubud. Deze oudheid is gratis te bezichtigen en echt de moeite waard. Op internet kwam ik een goed stuk tekst tegen met vergaande informatie over het complex (in het Engels) Doordat het waardevolle informatie bevat heb ik het hieronder geplaatst. principles of the caste system. By the 17th century Bali invariably experienced a rapid emergence of new kingdoms, including the founding of several royal houses in Ubud. However, this period also saw much conflict between the royal clans with supremacy as the ultimate goal. A prince from Klungkung was sent to create a palace in Sukawati as a centre of great power and aesthetic beauty. Artisans came from all over Bali to help in its construction and once completed many of them chose to stay. Sukawati today is a community that strongly supports all forms of artistry as well as dance and music. With the successful establishment of a reigning authority in Sukawati, palace retainers were sent in the late 1700s to secure the area of Ubud. A pair of cousins formed rival communities in Padang Tegal and further north in the area of Taman. Following subsequent fighting between these neighbouring villages, the king of Sukawati sent his brothers Tjokorde Ngurah Tabanan to Peliatan and Tjokorde Tangkeban to Sambahan to establish palaces with the notion to control these troubled areas.

Erlin EggensErlin Eggens

Ubud Palace exudes a timeless charm and cultural richness that transports visitors to the heart of Bali's heritage. The intricate architecture and ornate detailing of the palace showcase the island's traditional craftsmanship and artistic prowess. Stepping into the palace grounds feels like entering a realm of history and tradition, where every corner tells a story of Bali's past. The serene ambiance and lush gardens surrounding the palace create a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling streets of Ubud. Visitors can stroll through the courtyard, admiring the intricate carvings and intricate design elements that adorn the palace walls. The traditional Balinese architecture, with its tiered roofs and ornamental gates, adds to the grandeur of the surroundings. Inside the palace, guests can witness cultural performances that showcase Bali's rich artistic traditions, including traditional dance and music. These captivating performances offer a glimpse into the island's vibrant cultural heritage, leaving visitors mesmerized by the beauty and grace of Balinese artistry. A visit to Ubud Palace is not only a journey through Bali's past but also a celebration of its living culture. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of Balinese tradition and hospitality.

PenelopePenelope

The Ubud Palace (also known as Puri Saren Agung) is located at the intersection of Jalan Raya Ubud and Jalan Monkey Forest in the heart of the cultural centre of Ubud. There is a lot of activity, motor traffic and tourists that congregate in this particular area. So you are likely to eventually see the outside exterior of the Palace regardless of entering the grounds of not. As for the Palace itself, it has long been the residence of the Royal Family of Ubud. The building you see today seems to have been constructed around 1640 and later restored and expanded in the early 19th-century. What you will see is architecture typical of Balinese Hindu temples with delicately carved gate entries, shrines and inner courtyard structures which seem to organically blend with nature and landscaping which adorns Puri Saren Agung. You can enter the grounds freely during the day, explore with what will likely be many other tourists and take as many pictures as you like,. During the evenings the Palace transforms into a venue for Balinese dance performances which are held nightly.

BradBrad

Ubud Palace, currently undergoing renovation, is a fantastic spot to experience the traditional craftsmanship and architectural beauty of Bali. Although it's busy and free to enter, it's a unique opportunity to walk through the grounds and admire the intricate designs of the palace. The steps are a great spot for photos! The palace is conveniently located next to the market and just a short walk from the hotel we stayed at, making it easy to access. Do keep in mind that it can get crowded, so be mindful of others around you, and take care when crossing the street as vehicles and scooters are common in the area. One of the delightful surprises during our visit was seeing the cute dogs lounging around the palace grounds, simply enjoying the day. It added a charming touch to the experience. Overall, I highly recommend stopping by Ubud Palace during your visit to Ubud. It's a great way to immerse yourself in Bali's culture and history while exploring the vibrant town.

Kia YangKia Yang

I walked here on a Wednesday evening in mid-Nov 2022. I came here for their dance performances every night at 7:30 PM. I'd recommend getting there at 7PM to get a good seat. It was a very interesting dance performances. The sheet of paper explaining what was happening in English really helped since the entire narration was not in English. All the costumes and the makeup was very interested to see. To watch the dance performances, you have to pay 100,000Rp in cash at the door. Make sure you catch it if you're in Ubud. I didn't see the palace itself though. open for all and no tickets. Frankly speaking there’s nothing much to see other than few closed doors.. it will hardly take 3-4 minutes to take a full tour of the place. Located at Center of market, so if you’ve got some free time take a walk at this place. Nothing special. But well maintained place. They do have Balinese dance show here during weekends. Inquire at the entrance.

Abhishek TanwarAbhishek Tanwar

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