Visit to East Bali
The Water Palace of Tirtagangga
Tirtagangga is a royal water palace known for its lush gardens and clear water pools. Visitors can stroll among the statues and admire the elegant fountains. This peaceful place offers a relaxing atmosphere perfect for unwinding and taking photos. The palace’s architecture reflects Balinese’s rich cultural heritage and royal history. A visit to Tirtagangga is an unforgettable experience for lovers of natural beauty and art.
Taman Ujung Palace
Taman Ujung Palace, also known as the Water Palace, is a historic site surrounded by beautiful gardens and ponds. Visitors can explore the royal pavilions and enjoy panoramic views of the sea and mountains. This site is perfect for leisurely strolls and photography thanks to its enchanting setting. The palace’s architecture combines Balinese, European and Chinese influences, creating a unique design. Taman Ujung is a must-see destination for history and landscape enthusiasts.
Lempuyang Temple
Lempuyang Temple is one of the most sacred and photogenic temples in Bali, often referred to as “the gates of heaven.” Situated on a hill, it offers spectacular views of Mount Agung and the surrounding area. Visitors must climb hundreds of steps to reach the main temple, but the reward is incredible. This spiritual place is perfect for those looking to learn more about Balinese culture. Lempuyang is a must-see destination for travelers seeking adventure and serenity.
Diving in Amed
Amed is a popular diving destination thanks to its crystal clear waters and rich marine biodiversity. Divers can explore colourful coral reefs, shipwrecks and exceptional marine life. This peaceful coastal village is also ideal for snorkelling and underwater photography enthusiasts. Local diving schools offer courses suitable for beginners and experts alike. A visit to Amed guarantees unforgettable adventures for diving enthusiasts and lovers of the sea. Book now and let East Bali seduce you.
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