Amlapura's water-loving rajah, having constructed his masterpiece at Ujung, later and another go at Tirtagangga. This water palace, built around 1947,was damaged in the 1963 eruption of Agung and during the political events that wracked Indonesia around the same time. Nevertheless it's still a place of beauty and solitude and a reminder of the power the old Balinese rajahs once had. There's a swimming pool here as well as the ornamental ponds. Entrance to the water palace is 5,000rp (children2,500rp) and another 25,000rp (children 15.000rp) to use the fine swimming pool (10.000rp for the lower one, children 5,000rp).

The rice terraces around Tirtagangga are reputed to be some of the most beautiful in Bali. They sweep out from Tirtagangga almost like a sea surrounding an island. A few km beyond here, on the road round the east coast to Singaraja, there are more Dramatically beautiful terraces

The Regency is enriched by the most popular Tourist Resort such as :

Besakih Mother Temple
Tirta Gangga Temple
Tenganan Area
Padangbai Area