Taman Ujung — Attraction in Kecamatan Karangasem

Tourist attractions in Tumbu Village, Karangasem, Bali. This park has accessibility which is very easy to reach, for those of you who bring a car, motorcycle or can be able to visit this place. I often visit this place, I share my experience that there are many things you can do here, such as making videos, taking pictures, pre-wedding photos, feeding the fish, and taking a boat around the fish pond. Taman Ujung is a park which consists of many ponds, you can see a pond which has a history behind it. Apart from that, you can also see the magnificent architecture and heritage buildings of the Karangasem Kingdom. You can also see beautiful sea views because the location is not far from Taman Ujung Karangasem. The most interesting thing is to see the Turkey Chicken that is here. So besides visiting, you can also improve your knowledge. Here there are also many local vendors selling souvenirs, handicrafts, glasses and food. For those of you who feel tired, there's no need to worry, here there are restaurants and food street selling food such as meatballs, satay, seafood and other foods. Taman Ujung is open from 7 am to 7 pm. You have a lot of time when visiting here. The entry fee is quite cheap, around Rp. 15,000 / person can already enjoy the beauty of the tip park. You don't need to worry, because here there are various facilities such as toilets, parking areas, information centers, and others. So what are you waiting for, invite your family to visit Taman...

A visit to this stunning water palace is nothing short of magical. Surrounded by lush green gardens, with the serene beach on one side and majestic mountains on the other, it’s a true feast for the eyes and soul. The natural beauty here feels like a perfectly painted landscape brought to life.

Evenings are especially enchanting—when the golden sunset bathes the entire area in warm light, creating a tranquil and dreamy atmosphere. It’s the ideal time to visit, whether you’re capturing photos, enjoying a peaceful walk, or simply soaking in the breathtaking views.

At the heart of the palace complex lies a beautifully designed museum, an architectural marvel that reflects both historical richness and artistic elegance. The detailing, the layout, and the surrounding water features make it a place you’ll want to admire up close.

This palace is vast, offering ample space to explore at your own pace. It’s perfect for a relaxing stroll, with plenty of peaceful corners to sit and reflect. Whether you're a history lover, a nature enthusiast, or just someone looking to unwind in a spectacular setting, this spot has something truly special to offer.

Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area—it's a serene retreat that combines nature, culture, and beauty in one...

Beautiful and quiet water palace. We visited in the morning and were the only people there! However, from reading reviews I believe it stays quiet and is much less touristy than other spots.

We arrived at 06:45AM the park doesn’t open until 7AM but the gates were open. We were able to visit and pay when we left.

The palace is stunning. The grounds are beautifully kept. A wonderful place to walk in the morning in the cooler weather. We spent an hour here, but you could easily spend more time walking at a slower pace.

Cost of entry was 75K per person for tourists. I did not find this unreasonable considering the amount of work required to keep this palace immaculate (the gardens are pristine). Parking was free.

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FYI: we visited after sunrise at Bukit Cinta. Then a visit to traditional market (Pasar Amlapura Timur) before coming to Taman Ujung. Our hotel was only 30 mins away from Tama Ujung (Palmterrace - highly recommend).

I didn’t notice many food places around Taman Ujung (but it could be because we were so early). We went back to the hotel for breakfast.

(Other places I had on my list nearby that we didn’t visit (incase your in the area): Virgin Beach, Black Sand Beach, Gumang Temple, Kusamba Beach (locals...