Tirta Gangga was part of my East Bali tour. I really enjoyed parts of this attraction. I was not a fan of the animals near the entrance used for photos. I am sure the bats would prefer to be left alone and not used as a photo op during the middle of the day. Back to Tirta Gangga. The palace was beautiful, the gardens and ponds were fun to walk around in and take photos. The ponds had stepping stones which got crowded at times. There are some huge koi fish in the ponds. I'd say 30 min to an hour is good enough to visit the palace.

Best time to visit as not peak season. Few tourists so lovely and relaxing able to see gardens and take photos without stress. Very beautiful gardens and water palace with so many fish. Nice little cafe with good iced lattes on warm day! Worth the visit. So good to have our driver with us, thanks Gedeh for getting us there safe and sound. 🥰

Having already been assailed with "The Heavenly Gate" Lempuyang Temple, this was a breath of fresh air to walk through this once Royal Palace with its water gardens. Yes we still have the self-absorbed instagrammers not remotely interested in Balinese culture or history, but perhaps it was because we chose not to stay and wait the estimated 3 hours for our contrived "Heavenly Gate" photo, the crowds at our next stop was quite acceptable. A leisurely walk through the water features, taking beautiful photos of the water features, carvings and gardens was most calming and cooling.

We stopped here enroute to Tulamben Resort hotel. Our driver knew area well. Right off main highway.. This was an amazing place, 70000 entry fee, beautiful setting! We bought some fish food and strolled the temple grounds. Lots of fish to feed and gorgeous pools, fountains, structures.. We spent about 45 minutes here, really enjoyed the stop. Well worth the time and cheap entry for what’s available here. Our five year old grand daughter loved the place and seeing such beautiful sites!

Enter the parking lot and the entrance is behind the souvenir shop and restaurant. Entrance fee is Rp70.000 - Tourist guides can enter free of charge. Buy food for the carp at the souvenir shop outside. There are a lot of carp that have gotten fat from eating too much food. A shirtless man is being hit by an artificial waterfall in the back. It is said to be a ritual before entering the temple. It is not useful for the purpose of the trip.

1 place in Bali which is located around Karang Asam.. near Mount Agung. Hundreds of extraordinary goldfish with a very beautiful and perfect fish pond layout. Large parking .. with a natural panorama on my trip which was extraordinary. When we arrived at the entry point, there were lots of local traders selling Balinese clothes... souvenirs & the most important thing was "pellets".. for fish food... so that when the fish were sprinkled with pellets... the beautiful fish would flock... that's the point we were at. can take photos / take photos. small package 10 thousand Large pack 15 thousand In my opinion, to make it nice & free to take photos, you can come early in the morning.

Arriving early, we visited without the crowds. Incredible place with its ponds, stone statues and lush gardens. The 11-story fountain dominates the site. The stone slabs in a pool allow you to move around there. One of the most beautiful sites in Bali

Tirta Gangga is a former royal palace in East Bali. It is located in a beautiful area with small shortcuts and beautiful views of the rice terraces. The water palace has a few large ponds with fish, one pond with statues and islets, on these stone plaques you can walk across. The centerpiece of the water palace is an eleven-story fountain, Nawa Sanga, which decorates the gardens. Everything is kept neatly. Years ago, Queen Juliana was here too. It's not just a tourist attraction, it's a living tribute to culture

Rp 70000 entry fee when we went. Once inside people will approach offering to be your guide for a fee. We declined and were happy enough without the guide. You weren’t harassed if you declined. Lovely water gardens, statues, peaceful setting. Plenty of tourists there, mostly congregated in a couple of areas. One side seemed a little underused & they could potentially move either fish or pathways into the other large pond to disperse the crowd a bit. We didn’t feel the areas you could swim in looked clean enough but other people were happily swimming You can pay extra for fish food but honestly we didn’t and wouldn’t as the fish appeared really overweight and that’s probably not healthy.

One of our favourite experiences. Arriving early, it wasn't crowded. We enjoyed the beautiful statues and stepping stones through the large fish ponds. Luminous butterflies flitted between luxuriant vegetation. The place was clean and immaculately maintained. Swimming in the designated pools was simply stunning. Many varieties of dragonfly are common in this area and even landed on me. Unforgettable. Ice cream not bad either