It’s no wonder that tourists flock to Bali, and in particular the jungle paradise of Ubud. Walk along Jl. Monkey Forest and visitors will find massage parlors, souvenir shops, and quaint eateries. Try some fresh tropical fruit smoothies, coffee (a lot of coffee is exported from Indonesia) and local dishes.

Ubud Palace in Bali, Indonesia

Ubud Palace, officially known as Puri Saren Agung, features a temple, stages for events, and is just a stone’s throw from the bustling market nearby. The entrance area is open to the public and once served as the official residence of the royal family of Ubud.

Travel, NatureYafen LiangAugust 6, 2020travel, nature, bali, ubud, ubud palace, palace, puri saren agung, balineseComment