Taman Ujung Karang Asem

The tip of the park , also known as Ujung Soekasada Park is one of the historical attractions that exist in Karangasem regency . Taman Ujung is located in the eastern region of Karangasem regency , in the village of Tumbu , which can be reached about two hours from Denpasar .
Parks Edge is a heritage site of Karangasem kingdom . This park was built in 1919 by the last King of Karangasem , I Gusti Bagus Jelantik , who reigned in Karangasem between 1909 and 1945. The eruption of Mount Agung in 1963 destroyed the palace of water and getting damaged by a major earthquake in 1979. But the government has made the restoration of this place .
erdasarkan the results of archaeological - historical investigation can be seen that this park is an example of acculturation matching between local traditional architecture ( Bali ) with European and Chinese architecture . Balinese architecture is evident in the form of decoration motifs puppet stories and other patra motifs , Dutch architecture seen in the form of the building that has indis style , and look at the making of Chinese architecture entrance gate , pool segidelapan , and Round Bale ( blank bale ) .

A long concrete bridge connects the parking area and the area of ​​the palace . At the end of the bridge there is a spacious garden . On the north side of the building there is a small white square in the middle of the main pool which is connected by two bridges on either side . The building was previously functioning as a king bedroom , meeting room , family room , and others . Here you can see old photos of Taman Ujung and also some photos of the royal family .
In addition to the main pool , there is also a pool with bale , an open Balinese traditional building , in the middle of it . Taman Ujung complex architecture combining Balinese and Europe . At the top of the hill teradapat remains of a building that looks like a chapel but has a Balinese style with carving on the wall . On the other hand , there is a large statue of a rhino and a bull underneath. From here you can enjoy views of the sparkling blue sea , lush green forests , and of course the mighty Mount Agung which dominates the view of the sky .