Royal Rajadom at Bale Puputan Museum – The Last Supper of the Balinese KingsAt Hotel Tugu Bali, the mission of bringing to life the art, culture, and romance of Bali and Java does not stop at decoration and interior design.
How you dine is not only about food, but it also involves many other aspects such as theme, setting, and ritual of service, atmosphere, presentation, traditions, and history.Possibilities offered are unlimited, as rich as Indonesian culture. When you dine at Tugu, travel back through time up to hundreds of years,
and find yourself in different eras, places, as well as forgotten experiences of Indonesia. One of Tugu’s signature cultural dining experiences is Royal Rajadom at Bale Puputan Museum – The Last Supper of the Balinese Kings
The Nusantara Spice Odyssey
A time-capsule culinary journey through the rich flavors of Indonesia’s legendary Spice Islands, brought to life by traditional dances from across the Indonesian archipelago, with each step and spice telling a story of heritage and tradition. Discover dishes rooted in centuries of spice routes, rituals, and stories, served with the soul of the archipelago.
Dine in a 319-Year-Old Temple at Bale Sutra 1706
Step into a dining experience unlike any other in the world—Bale Sutra 1706, the only restaurant housed within an original Kang Xi period temple from 1706.This rare historical treasure, now standing in the heart of Hotel Tugu Bali in Canggu, offers guests the chance to dine inside a 319-year-old piece of living history, where ancient artistry and culinary mastery meet.
