Hotels near Ubud Royal Palace

Exploring Ubud Royal Palace

The Royal Palace, also known as Puri Saren Agung is Bali’s main royal palace. It has been the home of Ubud’s royal family from the 1800s and it’s still inhabited and well-kept by the last king’s heirs. You can enjoy the Balinese architecture, its gardens, and the evening dance performances. The palace is strategically located in the center of Ubud right across from the Ubur Market. You can’t miss its grand archway that marks the entrance of the Palace

Accommodations near Ubud Royal Palace

The island is divided into Central, South, West, North and East Bali and the offshore Southeastern Islands famed for their dive sites. Kuta is surfer central, catering mainly for the lower end of the tourism market, with more upmarket Jimbaran to its south offering a sheltered beach and great seafood. Trendy, even more upmarket Seminyak, set near low-key Legian, has boutique and high-end spa resorts. Getting away from it all in tiny, charming Padang Bai, set along a horseshoe-shaped bay, is as close as it gets to the real Bali experience. Recommended accommodations in Bali are Ubud Heaven Sayan, Puri Saraswati Bungalows and Citrus Tree B&B Shana

Sightseeing near Ubud Royal Palace

Bali is perhaps the world’s quintessential tropical island destination, with an endless choice of things to see, do and experience. Even exploring its major highlights would take far longer than the average stay. Furthermore, set in the foothills of Bali’s volcanic ranges, Ubud is a centre for traditional Balinese dance and arts and is regarded as Bali’s cultural hub. With its atmospheric, intricate traditional architecture dating back as far as the 8th century, the town and its surroundings are almost a visual assault on the senses, and seven small museums celebrate Balinese history and culture to the full. When visiting Ubud, be sure to visit Ubud Monkey Forest and Ubud Market as well.

Transportation near Ubud Royal Palace

Bali offers transportation via bus, boat, traditional bemo minivan shuttle buses, and taxi. Touring will need either a degree of organisation as regards bus timetables, a friendly taxi-driver with a working meter or the comparatively inexpensive hire of a car with driver. Bus travel is more comfortable than you might expect, with several fleets of air-conditioned, modern vehicles offered by Perama bus company and covering the more popular resort towns and inland attractions.