Tirta Gangga Temple: A Paradise for Photographers

The Bali Tirta Temple is located in the eastern highlands of Bali and is known for its staggering beauty, architecture marvel, and a series of gardens filled with lush green tropical plants, huge ponds, and water features. 

The sparkling pool is a home of several fishes and turtles and tourists can even feed the fishes as they visit the Tirta Gangga Temple premises. 

The major charismatic features of the temple are the huge God sculptures and the widespread garden with lush and vibrant vegetation.

The water Palace Tirta Gangga temple in Bali is also an Instagrammable destination and a paradise for photographers who are in seek of of stunning pictures. 

Tirta Gangga Temple is a phenomenal place to visit in Bali for those in search of Balinese heritage culture and tradition.

Tirta Gangga Temple History

Later in the year 1979, the palace was reconstructed and converted into a water garden and named Tirta Gangga.

Tirta means “Holy” and Gangga “ is the hold river Ganges in India” so the temple is dedicated to the mother Ganga in India. 

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The best time to visit Tirta Gangga Temple

Photographers too who are seeking to capture some of the stunning pictures should visit the temple in the early hours to avoid any kind of rush. 

How to reach Tirta Gangga Temple

Tirta Gangga Water Palace, Indonesia is 2 hours drive from Ubud and 2 and a half from Canggua. 

Tourists can opt for a private taxi from the hotel to the water palace and alternatively, they can choose to have a scooter ride. 

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Tirta Gangga Temple Entrance Fees

Fish Food: 5,000 Per person

Parking at the Tirta Gangga Temple is free.

The temple opening hours are from 8 am to 5 pm every day of the week.

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