Tampak siring Palace

Tampaksiring Presidential Palace in the village of Sukawati. Sub Sukawati, Gianyar regency, Bali, approximately 40 kilometers from Denpasar. Tampaksiring name comes from two words Balinese language, the "look" and "siring", which means each palm and tilted. It is said, according to a legend recorded on palm leaves USANA Bali, the name comes from the former footprints of a king named Mayadenawa. King is clever and powerful, but unfortunately he is anger. He considers himself a god and ordered his people worship him. As a result of nature's Mayadenawa, Batara Indra was angry and sent his armies. Mayadenawa ran into the woods. In order for the pursuers lost track, he walked with her feet tipped. That way he hopes his pursuers do not recognize the trail feet. This palace stood on the initiative of President Sukarno, who want a resting place away from the cool weather of the city, suitable for the President of the Republic of Indonesia and their families as well as for state guests. Tampaksiring Presidential Palace complex, now consists of five main buildings and one pendapa. Two major buildings are named Wisma Merdeka and Wisma Negara, three other major buildings are named Wisma Yudhistira, Wisma Bima, and conference rooms, and Wantilan Hall. Wisma Merdeka - size 1200 M2 - consists of Bedroom I Bedroom II and President, Family Bedroom, Living Room, Work Space. Wisma Negara - the extent of 1476 M2 - consisting of the State Guest Room. The main part of the State House is similar to the main part of Wisma Merdeka; homestead was built on hilly land and the hills that support the homestead are separated by a sufficient gap in the hills (approximately 15 meters). Both the homestead is connected by a bridge 40 meters long by 1.5 meters wide. Yudhistira homestead is situated around the middle of Tampaksiring Palace complex. The extent of 1825 M2. This homestead is a place to stay for the party president or the party guest who was visiting the country to the Palace Tampaksiring; Wisma Bima is located in the northwest of Wisma Merdeka; extent of 2000 M2, completed in early 1963. Furniture in it are arranged according to function as a place to rest the guards and officers who serve the President and his family or the guests of the state. .