Tirta Gangga – The Royal Water Garden
The aquatic garden of Tirta Gangga was built in 1948 by the last king of Karangasem. It was destroyed in the 1963 eruption of Mount Agung, but later rebuilt exactly as before.
“Tirta” means holy water, and “Gangga” refers to the sacred Ganges River of Hinduism. The site is known for its tranquil pools, fountains, koi ponds, and photogenic stone pathways.
You can also swim in the pools for a small additional fee. It’s a peaceful place to cool down and experience royal Balinese serenity ️♀️
What to bring: Towel and swimsuit if you plan to swim.
️ Entry: 30,000 IDR + 15,000 IDR for the pool (optional).
Ujung Water Palace (Ujung Garden)
Ujung Garden was built by the father of the last king of Karangasem and features elegant colonial-influenced Balinese architecture ️
This royal complex is made up of large pools, bridges, and traditional buildings set against a stunning backdrop of Mount Agung and the ocean. Being close to the sea, it offers a peaceful and refreshing escape
️ Entry: 50,000 IDR per person.
Tenganan Ancient Village
Tenganan is one of the most authentic and oldest Balinese Ancient Villages (Bali Aga) in Karangasem Regency ⛰️
The village is known for its preserved pre-Hindu customs, unique architecture, and its association with the famous Pegringsingan double-ikat weaving. Visiting Tenganan is like stepping back in time — the community lives according to strict ancestral traditions, untouched by modern tourism
White Sand Beach
White Sand Beach, also known as “Virgin Beach”, is located about 10 km from Amlapura and is the only white sand beach in northeast Bali ️
This hidden gem is surrounded by cliffs and nature, creating a tranquil cove ideal for relaxing, swimming, and enjoying local grilled fish under a traditional beach palapa
It’s the perfect way to finish your day with sun, sea and delicious Balinese cuisine
