Puri Saron Ubud or more name as a Ubud Royal Palace is an Ubud Kingdom palace with beautiful Balinese traditional houses as a resident of Ubud King. It is set in the center of Ubud Bali with traditional art market just in front of it and is found by Ida Tjokorda Putu Kendel who has commanded from year 1800 – 1832. Ubud has been a royal town for over hundred years. Its princes, who bear the title Tjokorda or Agung still live in traditional palaces, called Puris, Be aware, however, that every place called puri is not a royal palace. Ubud Royal Palace is an artistic cultural life center, while the traditional market is the symbol of local economics resident.

The existence of Ubud Palace as a palace is equipped by a Wantilan or auditorium that is large building off meeting room and Bunyan tree as shelter at the daytime. The traditional market is the palace of society economic and its existence is always border on place as artistic cultural life center. It's means that both pole meeting is describing the dynamic of society and kingdom life. Ubud has been a “royal town’’ for over a hundred years. Its princes, who bear the title Tjokorda” or Agung still live in traditional palaces, called “Puris”. Be aware however, that every place called “puri” is not a royal place. The word has been used quite liberally of late. Also be aware that there is not one palace in Ubud, but many, most of them clustered around the main cross-roads near the ubud market.

There are several other “royal” towns in the ubud area too, with their own palaces. A wed of connections is maintained by incidental and arranged marriages among the respective offspring of princes in Sayan, Pejeng, Singapadu, Peliatan, and Payangan’s puris. Accordingly, the Ubud palace are essentially just family homes, and none have yet been turned into museum of public tourist attractions. While some of them are fine examples of traditional architecture, none are “historical” in terms of age. In fact, most are pretty new. The oldest Ubud palace was located a little to the east of Pura Dalem Ubud, above the main road. It collapsed in an earthquake early this century, and nothing remain but flat place with traces of foundation here and there.

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