Puri AgungKerambitan
Puri Agung Kerambitan is a restored 19th-century Balinese palace estate that served as a royal residence before its transformation into a destination wedding venue.
- Ceremony
- 30 seated
- Reception
- 250 seated
- Nearest airport
- DPS · 90-120 minutes
- Open season
- May – August
- Price range
- $$$
- Rating
- 4.7 /5 · 416
Puri Agung Kerambitan is a estate destination wedding venue in Bali 82161, Indonesia, hosting 30 to 250 guests in the $$$ price range, reached from Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) (DPS), 90-120 minutes. Best months: May, June, July, August.
Puri Agung Kerambitan in Bali 82161, open May–August.
Puri Agung Kerambitan is a restored 19th-century Balinese palace estate that served as a royal residence before its transformation into a destination wedding venue.
The property preserves its original architectural heritage while offering modern event infrastructure across manicured gardens and traditional pavilions.
Built during the colonial period, the estate has been carefully maintained to honor its historical significance while accommodating contemporary celebrations.
Decent experience and better maintained than the nearby Puri Anyar Royal Palace, but still this site could use a bunch of work. The palace is clearly a lovely site architecturally speaking and with lovely plants and bushes that meld seamlessly into the buildings and shrines to create a peaceful ambiance. Saw only a couple other tourists on the entire palace grounds while we were there. No entrance fee and bathroom was clean with liquid soap by the sink. Unfortunately there are no plaques or signs explaining the history or significance of site or what you are looking at. Inconsistent site maintenance was apparent, with a bunch of plastic garbage and concrete/stone rubble in various areas. Poorly placed domestic items like a stationary exercise bike (!?) and TV in open pavilions detracted from the regal environment. Worth a visit if nearby, doubtful that it’s worth a specific trip.
4 notes, from the desk.
Original palace structure dating to the 1800s with authentic Balinese stone carvings and architectural details
12+ hectares of landscaped grounds featuring traditional water features, rice paddies, and tiered gardens
On-site accommodation for up to 80 guests in restored palace rooms and traditional bungalows
Multiple ceremony and reception spaces including the Grand Pavilion (capacity 250) and intimate garden terraces
Best held in May, June, July.
The months the weather — and the local rhythm — is kindest to a stay at Puri Agung Kerambitan.
Check availability.
Choose a day from the calendar.
We hold dates in pencil. A first note comes back within two business days.
How the weekend usually runs.
Yours will be different — nothing below is required. Every planning begins with the three meals you most want to eat, and builds outward.
- 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMWelcome dinner and guest arrival at palace grounds; meet-and-greet in Garden Pavilion
- 10:00 AM - 1:00 PMCeremony in Stone Temple Courtyard; cocktail hour in South Garden with traditional Balinese dancers
- 2:00 PM - 11:00 PMReception dinner in Grand Pavilion; toasts at 7:00 PM; final dance until 10:30 PM
Things worth knowing.
DPS · 90-120 minutes
Guests fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar). The desk arranges every transfer.
$5,000-10,000
Prices vary by season and guest count. All-inclusive packages include venue, catering, accommodation, and basic décor. Alcohol service, photography/videography, and entertainment billed separately. 15-20% service charge applies to all catering.
Included with reception package
A one-time licence and setup fee, paid to the venue.
$30-50 / head
A seated dinner with wine and service, by headcount.
$53-133 / night
A standard room in the wedding window. Group rates on request.
May – August
4 viable months. Shoulder dates soften the light and the rates.
Asked along the way.
What is the venue's cancellation policy?+
Cancellations made 6 months prior receive full refund; 3-6 months prior incur 50% fee; within 3 months, full payment is non-refundable. Travel insurance is recommended.
Does the venue provide catering?+
Yes. In-house catering services offer Indonesian, Western, and fusion menus starting at 450,000 IDR per person. External catering is available with prior approval and additional service fees.
What is the best season for a wedding here?+
April to October offers the driest weather. Peak season is June-August. November to March has occasional rain but fewer crowds and potential venue discounts.
Are there restrictions on music or entertainment?+
Live music is welcome. Sound levels must cease by 11 PM. Traditional Balinese performances can be arranged through the venue's preferred vendor network.
Can we decorate the venue?+
Yes. Couples may decorate outdoor areas freely. Indoor pavilion decorations require approval to preserve historical elements. The venue's design team offers consultation services.
Hold dates at Puri Agung Kerambitan.
A note to the desk with a rough season and guest count. We hold dates in pencil for three weeks before confirmation. A reply comes within two business days, from a person by name.