[Traveling to the Footsteps] Sukawadi Palace. Located in Ubud, known as the important art town of Bali, this palace is arguably the landmark of Ubud, hence the name Puri Saren, the residence of the royal family of Sukawati. The royal palace was built in the 16th century, opposite the Ubud Pasar and designed by famous artists. The entire palace has a total of 60 rooms, magnificent. In particular, the gate is very similar to Bali's famous landmark "The Gate of the Sky" (described later), but here is the downtown area, where there is a high terrain, no obstructions, plus a volcano behind, taking pictures. It is naturally more beautiful. The palace is full of exquisite and delicate hand-carved carvings, as well as the extravagant gold foil decoration. Every day, it attracts a large number of art lovers to come here. If you are lucky, you can also enjoy the wonderful traditional dance performances of local Balinese. Brigade TIPs: When entering the palace, you must dress neatly. If the staff feels that the tourists' clothing is out of specification, you will be wrapped in sarongs and shawls (costs are required, but not expensive, and the details are not remembered).