Ubud Palace

Ubud Palace is a traditional Balinese palace complex in the centre of Ubud. It is also known as Puri Saren Agung and remains associated with the royal family of Ubud and the town’s cultural life.

What you find there

The compound contains carved stone gates, open courtyards, pavilions, gardens and traditional Balinese architectural details. Some areas are used for palace and religious functions, while the front courtyards are connected with scheduled cultural performances.

History

The palace became the residence of the ruling family of Ubud and developed alongside the town’s role as a centre for Balinese dance, music, painting and literature. Its buildings reflect the relationship between royal patronage and local arts.

Visiting

Ubud Palace is located on Jalan Raya Ubud beside the central market area. Visitors should follow local access instructions and check the current schedule for public dance performances.