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Tirta Gangga, Royal water palace in Karangasem, Indonesia

The water palace spans 1.2 hectares featuring an 11-tiered Nawa Sanga fountain, multiple ponds with koi fish, and stone statues distributed across three levels.

The last raja of Karangasem constructed this palace in 1946, but the Mount Agung eruption in 1963 damaged the structure, leading to its subsequent reconstruction.

The name Tirta Gangga translates to 'water from the Ganges', reflecting the Hindu beliefs and sacred water significance in Balinese traditions.

Visitors pay 50,000 IDR for entry, with access from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily, and can purchase fish food for 5,000 IDR to feed koi in the ponds.

Round stepping stones placed across water surfaces allow guests to traverse between pools while surrounded by tropical gardens and mountain views.

Location: Ababi

Location: Bali

Location: Karangasem

GPS coordinates: -8.41194,115.58694

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:27

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