Ubud Water Palace

5 Kelly Kwok - a month ago

Great place to take pictures if you come early suggest to go before 10 AM as it can get really crowded afterward. The Starbucks inside/next is nice and unique. We loved it!

3 John Bethke - 3 months ago

Unimpressed. Looks like a sad temple locked and abandoned long ago in favor of using it to lure tourists to a restaurant and Starbucks next door. It's literally the worst case scenario of outside businesses taking over and abusing an indigenous cultural landmark.
There's trash in the empty lily pond
and closed doors with nothing but a facade imitating Balinese culture.

It's worth 5 minutes of your time. Or a glance if you're sitting next door at Starbucks.

Goodbye traditional Bali, hello Starbucks Bali!

5 HZ H - 3 months ago

Also known as Ubud water palace (beside the Ubud palace/puri saren agung). Can go there for 10mins walk around and snap some photos. Entrance is from a street with Starbucks.

5 Tareq Sami - a month ago

Enjoy this lovely time, peaceful place, lovely palace design and beautiful gardens

3 Khushbu Mehta - 3 months ago

Its in the same complex as Saraswathi temple- a few minutes and ur visit is done
Get a few good captures and move on to the temple
Entrance is free

2 Ming Sun - 4 months ago

I’m not sure why this is an attraction. We went here to try to learn about Hinduism. The lotus pond is full of dead leaves. You just walk around and see the outside of the temple, not allowed to get in. I’m confused of what is this place about. They said it only open once in half year for ceremony. The building itself is beautiful. One good thing is that you can walk in for free so you don’t pay for nothing.

4 Lois Callaway - 2 months ago

Should have taken a sarong as we could only visit the outer area without one