Where every step feels like a fairytale. Tirta Gangga is a dream in stone and water
Nestled in the eastern highlands of Bali, Tirta Gangga Water Palace is a breathtaking legacy of Balinese royal elegance and spiritual harmony. Built in 1946 by the King of Karangasem, this serene complex features crystal-clear pools, tiered fountains, lush gardens, and graceful stone carvings, all surrounded by rice fields and Mount Agung in the distance. The name Tirta Gangga, meaning “water from the Ganges,” reflects its sacred connection to purification and tranquility. Visitors are invited to stroll along stone stepping paths across koi-filled ponds, admire intricate sculptures, or simply relax in the peaceful, reflective atmosphere. With its blend of natural beauty and cultural richness, Tirta Gangga is not just a historical site—it’s a serene escape that captures the soul of Bali’s royal past. Whether you’re exploring, meditating, or photographing its timeless beauty, Tirta Gangga offers a moment of stillness in an ever-moving world.