UBUD ROYAL PALACE

Discover the majestic Ubud Royal Palace, also known as Puri Saren Ubud, a historical jewel nestled in the heart of Bali. This revered palace served as the official residence for the Kings of Ubud, showcasing exquisite Balinese traditional architecture. Founded by Ida Tjokorda Putu Kandel, who reigned from 1800 to 1823, the palace stands as a vibrant center of artistic and cultural life. Strategically located opposite the bustling Ubud traditional art market, it symbolizes the dynamic interplay between the kingdom's cultural heritage and the community's economic vitality. The palace grounds feature a 'Wantilan' (auditorium), a spacious meeting hall, and a sheltering banyan tree. Visitors can explore beautifully preserved buildings with intricate stone carvings, reflecting centuries of history. The palace continues its legacy as a patron of arts, music, dance, and literature, offering a captivating glimpse into Bali's rich royal traditions and an active hub for cultural endeavors that benefit both locals and tourists.

Price List

• Traditional Dance Ticket: Affordable (purchase at ticket booth)

What's Included

• Access to Wantilan (open pavilion for resting and events)
• Exploration of magnificent entrance gates with traditional reliefs and carvings
• Viewing of aesthetic statues with frangipani trees
• Photo opportunities at Kori Agung (main royal gate with dark red bricks and gold decorations)
• Glimpse of the ancient Ubud King's Throne
• Observation of traditional Gamelan instruments
• Parking facilities nearby (Ubud Market or north side of the road)
• Toilet facilities (available for a donation)
• Access to small shops selling cold food and drinks
• Proximity to Ubud Market for souvenirs and handicrafts

Itinerary

• 19:30 - 21:00: Traditional Balinese Legong Dance Performance

Notes

• For traditional dance performances, it is recommended to arrive early and purchase tickets, as seating is limited.