At Bali’s southernmost tip, where cliffs rise steeply above the sea, the temple of Uluwatu stands against the fire of sunset – an image that lingers in memory. Uluwatu, once a sanctuary for surfers, now hums with resorts, cafes, and flavours from across the world. Yet just beyond the bustle, a quieter path leads to wedding venue, Tirtha.
Through a porte-cochère of weathered wood and across a white Palimanan stone bridge, the sky and ocean open endlessly. Here, the air stills, and the heart finds space to breathe. Follow the path downward, past foliage and quiet corners until a reflection pool appears, at the edge, two white roofs rise – the glass chapel and the Music Bale – mirrored structures that seem to float like wings above the sea.
For over two decades, we have welcomed couples carrying their traditions and stories from around the world. Born from the vision of artists from Indonesia, Japan, Australia, and Canada, we hold both heritage and possibility. Here, Bali’s timeless spirit meets modern design in quiet harmony.
Tirtha is a frame for beauty – for the island’s traditions, its rhythm of life, its radiant nature. Every photographer, videographer, and decorator is chosen with care. Chef Ryoichi Kano and his team compose exquisite marriages of flavour French, Japanese, and the soulful spices.