Tirtagangga
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Tirtagangga is a former royal water garden in eastern Bali. The complex contains pools, fountains, statues, stepping stones and landscaped grounds supplied by natural springs.
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About this place
Tirtagangga is a former royal water garden in Ababi, Karangasem, within the wider Amed area of eastern Bali. The name refers to the Ganges and reflects the importance of sacred water in Balinese Hindu culture.
What you find there
Visitors find pools, fountains, stone statues, stepping stones, garden paths and pavilions arranged across the complex. Water from natural springs moves through the pools and channels, while the surrounding grounds include trees and views toward the hills.
History
The garden was built in the mid-twentieth century by the last king of Karangasem. Its design combines Balinese garden traditions with influences from European architecture and formal water-garden planning.
Visiting
Tirtagangga remains a heritage garden and a culturally important water site. Visitors should follow current access instructions around the pools and historic structures. Public sources locate it in Ababi, Abang, Karangasem, Bali.
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Tirtagangga is in Amed, Bali.
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