Ubud Palace Review

The building exudes the beauty of typical Balinese architecture, with intricate woodcarving details and a grand entrance.

Ancient Bali once had more than 20 small kingdoms and the Kingdom of Ubud was one of the most influential royal families at the time. The palace was built in the 16th century AD and it was also the development of Bali art and culture. The origin is good and the cultural origin is cultural. The historical sense of the building can be completed in only 10 minutes. Become a palace 😂

Ubud Palace was once provided to the Ubud Dynasty royal family to live in, the appearance is majestic, the interior decoration is luxurious, the architectural style is unique, the stone carvings are very distinctive, exquisite and elegant, like the traditional culture of Bali should not be missed!

The palace is free to enter so be ware of any tour guides asking for an entre fee or "donation" for the palace. You can only view the front of the palace as it is an actual functioning/working palace where the Royal family of Ubud resides. The palace entry way is lovely to walk

The attractions that are not to be missed in Bali, the palace is more like a park.

The palace is free to enter so be ware of any tour guides asking for an entre fee or "donation" for the palace. You can only view the front of the palace as it is an actual functioning/working palace where the Royal family of Ubud resides. The palace entry way is lovely to walk through and take lots of photos for social media outlets.

The palace is free to enter so be ware of any tour guides asking for an entre fee or "donation" for the palace. You can only view the front of the palace as it is an actual functioning/working palace where the Royal family of Ubud resides. The palace entry way is lovely to walk through and take lots of photos for social media outlets.

while on a full day trip to Ubud as a Solo Traveler. The palace is free to enter so be ware of any tour guides asking for an entre fee or "donation" for the palace.