Ubud Palace

"Puri Saren Agung, also known as Ubud Palace, is the official residence of the Ubud royal family. Still inhabited today, the residence can only be partially visited. I recommend you visit it at sunset where its garden decorated with large pools of water covered with water lilies makes for a magical and relaxing atmosphere. Furthermore, in the evening you will be able to watch some Balinese dances: in this case you will be asked to purchase a ticket costing approximately IDR 100,000. 👣How to get there: reachable on foot from Ubud Market (200m, 2min). 🎟️Ticket cost: free entry, 100000 IDR (6€) to see the shows."

"At the Ubud Palace, the traditional Legong Dance is performed almost every evening, which tells the story of Java, the large side island of Bali. It is particularly impressive that the performers still dance light-footed across the stage under great effort. The dance is a good opportunity to get to know the culture a bit in an authentic ambience. Price: 6€/person (2023)"

"Also known as Puri Saren Agung, is a magnificent royal residence in the heart of Ubud, featuring intricate Balinese architecture and lush gardens, where you can witness captivating traditional dance performances held regularly in the evening. Visit this historical landmark to experience Bali's royal heritage and immerse yourself in the cultural essence of the island."