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Tirta Gangga Water Palace
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Recommended stay: 1 day
Getting around: On foot around the pools, stepping stones, and gardens of the former royal water palace.
Hours: Open daily roughly 8am-6pm, ticketed entry; a former royal water palace, not an active bathing temple.
Tirta Gangga is a royal water palace in east Bali, with tiered fountains, koi ponds, and stone stepping stones. Come for a serene stop between Candidasa and Amed; good for photos and garden walks. Most travelers spend about one hour.
Tirta Gangga Water Palace FAQs
Can I swim at Tirta Gangga?
Some pools are open for swimming (for an extra fee), though many visitors come mainly for the ornamental gardens and stepping-stone ponds.
What is Tirta Gangga's history?
A former royal water palace built by the last king of Karangasem in the 1940s, combining Balinese and European garden design.
How long should I plan for a visit?
About an hour to walk the gardens and ponds.
Is Tirta Gangga near other east Bali sights?
Yes, it pairs well with Lempuyang Temple and Candidasa on an east Bali day trip.
Is there an entrance fee?
Yes, a modest ticketed fee, with an additional charge for pool access.
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