Step into the 18th century at Mayura Water Palace (Taman Mayura), a stunning historical park that served as the royal court and administrative center for the Balinese Kingdom in Lombok. Built in 1744 by King A.A. Ngurah Karangasem, this tranquil oasis offers a perfect blend of lush gardens, sacred Hindu architecture, and a glimpse into the island’s royal past. Plan your cultural immersion tours in Lombok with Semeru Travel right now!
The name Mayura comes from the Sanskrit word for peacock. According to legend, the King kept peacocks in the garden to ward off snakes that lived in the surrounding fields. Today, while the peacocks are gone, the majestic atmosphere remains.
Location
Mayura Water Palace is conveniently located in Cakranegara, the heart of Mataram. It is easily accessible by car, motorbike, or local transport from Senggigi (25 minutes) or Kuta Lombok (1.5 hours).
Entrance & Etiquette
Opening Hours: 08:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily.
Dress Code: As it contains active religious shrines, visitors are required to wear a waist sash (available for rent at the ticket counter). Please dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered).
Entrance Fee: A small ticket fee is charged for international tourists, which goes toward the preservation of this heritage site.
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No. While both feature water and royal history, Mayura was the administrative court, while Narmada Park was built as a summer palace and a replica of Mount Rinjani’s crater lake.
Yes, but please maintain a respectful distance and avoid using flash photography during active prayers.
There may be a small local entrance or parking fee, depending on the specific viewpoint area.
