Taman Ujung, also called the Water Palace, is a royal garden in Tumbu, East Bali, belonging to the Puri Raja Karangasem. Its open grounds bring together gardens, historic buildings and reflection pools, with mountain and ocean views. Balinese and European architectural details give the site a distinctive character. Walk the paths to see photographs of the Karangasem royal family and read the information plaques; allow time for the steep steps up to the viewpoints.
A royal garden in Karangasem
Taman Ujung is also known as the Water Palace and belonged to the Puri Raja Karangasem. Photographs of the royal family are displayed on site, alongside information plaques about local culture.
Paths, pools and viewpoints
The grounds combine gardens, historic buildings and reflection pools. Paths lead across a wide area, and steep stairs climb to viewpoints. Take your time on the walk, especially if you plan to explore the upper levels.
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Where is Taman Ujung?
It is in Tumbu, in Karangasem Regency, East Bali.
What is Taman Ujung known for?
The Water Palace is a royal garden with historic buildings, reflection pools, gardens, and views of the mountains and ocean.
Are there stairs at Taman Ujung?
Yes. Some viewpoints involve steep stairs, so comfortable shoes are useful.
Can you buy refreshments there?
A small café near the entrance serves coconut water and Balinese coffee.
