Where FishTales and Stunning Shots Come Alive

Tirta Gangga Water Palace in Bali is a breathtaking destination that seamlessly blends natural beauty, cultural charm, and enchanting experiences. This water palace offers a unique opportunity to feed the fishes, creating a delightful interaction that will bring a smile to your face. But that's not all – the palace's picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for capturing amazing photographs. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Tirta Gangga Water Palace and let its magical allure transport you to a world of wonder. #bali #balitrip #balitravel

Bali, Tirta Gangga!

#2023travelwish A beautiful and unique water palace in Bali. It is located near Ababi Village near Mount Agung, 83km from Denpasar. Tirta Gangga is a convenient stopover after some itineraries in eastern region of Bali. The water from the palace came from Gangga River as the Hindu Holy river has tiered fountains, tropical gardens and carvings og mystical creatures that spout water into bathing pools. It is surrounded with some statues too. There are cafés and restaurants where you can eat something while enjoying the view. Some hotels are available as well. It's an interesting experience. 2023 is approaching and hopefully I'll be able to go to my dream destination which is Japan to experience the culture and eat lots of Japanese food. #2023travelwish #tripblazers

Feeding Kois

Tirta Gangga literally means “Water from the Ganges” or the Water Palace, is a famous Karangasem Bali Heritage site. It is located at Abang Sub-district, Karangasem, eastern part of Bali Indonesia🇮🇩 which features tiered fountains, gardens, and stone sculptures of mythical creatures spouting water into bathing pools. Here, you need to pay the entrance fee which is IDR 40,000 = $2 and can take photos while feeding kois. (Tip: you can buy the Koi food at the entrance gate) 👍🏻There are small souvenir shops, public toilets, food and drinks stalls, restaurants, and a public pool. ✨This is one of the most memorable trips I had, traveling about 3 hours from my hotel to get to this place is worth it. It is a must recommended place to visit when you’re in Bali.😎 📝visiting time: from 7am to 6pm #passionpassport

Feeding Frenzy!

Tirta Gangga Water Palace Bali is a former royal palace built in 1948 by King of Karangasem, that’s been turned into beautiful open gardens. It is one of the historic relics that survived the eruption of Mount Agung. There are thousands of koi and goldfish that have lived in this pond in Tirta Gangga for decades. Definitely one of my favorite destination in the East of Bali. It has many nice spots to take action photos. I had so much good time visiting it and resting in the side of the pond after a long day of travel and 2 hour drive from Denpasar. #summervacation

Beautiful gardens that should be part of anyone's visit to Karangasem. The front part of the gardens by the entrance are busy with a lot of tourists. It's fun to step on the waterstones and walk through the fish pond. It's very serene and quite in the back. There is also a temple in the back that is not open to visitors. Lots of statues and fish ponds. You can also take the gondola for a ride on the main pond. Very relaxing and worth a visit. #GiveThanks

Tirta Gangga.

Visiting Tirta Gangga in Indonesia was a wonderful adventure and a special experience. Located to the east of Bali, Tirta Gangga is a beautiful water park and one of the most famous tourist attractions in the area. Upon arriving at Tirta Gangga, I was immediately overwhelmed by the beauty of the park and the splendor of the surrounding landscape. The park features several water areas with various lakes, fountains, and ponds that are artistically decorated. The stunning views and beautiful green spaces create an attractive and calming atmosphere. I enjoyed walking across the wooden bridges decorated with tropical flowers and plants and exploring the various water parks. Tirta Gangga has small pools and canals flowing from one swimming pool to another. The bright colors of the flowers and plants blend with the clear blue water to create an amazing and beautiful view. Tirta Gangga is a great place to relax and enjoy the enchanting natural ambiance. You can enjoy swimming in the ponds or take a walk along the paths surrounding the park. There are also restaurants and cafes on-site where you can enjoy delicious meals or refreshing drinks. I highly recommend visiting Tirta Gangga for those looking for a unique experience filled with nature and beauty. It is an experience that takes you on a quiet and serene journey into the beauty of Bali's tropical nature, away from the noise of the city. This visit will leave you with wonderful memories and give you the opportunity to unwind and reflect on the beauty of the surroundings.

Tirta Gangga.

A beautiful place worth visiting. The view is very pretty and the garden is also very nice. They have a lot of fish that add to the beauty of this place. You can buy fish food at the entrance. The price is 50k per person. It is also recommended to arrive very early to get better pictures because the place can get a bit crowded. A beautiful and wonderful temple. Buy some fish food to feed the carp, that was my favorite part of the whole visit! It was worth much more than the Gates of Heaven. Here, you felt the tranquility you actually want to feel at a temple - not torn apart as if you're waiting in line for a photo (literally). This is one of the best places to visit in Bali. If you go to Bali, you must visit this temple. It's not really a temple though. But here you can see a lot of fish and feed them. You also have access to a pool that is kind of a natural swimming pool, but you also have to pay to feed the fish with the food you buy at the entrance. You can also shop here and bargain for products. This is really one of the best places in Bali.

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Tirta Gangga is popular with the Instagrammer/selfie crowd in the morning. Get away from traffic jam around the fish pond/statue and explore elsewhere in the water palace. There are spring water swimming pools at the back that are not crowded at all - you can pay an small entrance fee to use 2 or all 3 pools and changing rooms (clean). There is also a hotel and restaurant as well. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Tirtagangga is a water palace, the tour guide said it was the place where the Balinese emperor took a bath, but because it is a small attraction, the tour guide does not know the official translation of the standard. This place is a place with history. Not only does the building look vicissitudes, but the totems and stone statues make it look mysterious. You can go shopping, but the fish in the pool is fed very fat by the tourists. Because this place is a water palace, the buildings are built on the water, and it is inevitable that the moss is full, so be sure not to wrestle!