[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (Updated Apr)

#Spring0yentrip #Bali #Balitrip #Overseastrip ☆Day 1 Seminyak I went to a cafe called KYND and a spa called Body Works. At KYND, you can eat delicious acai bowls with your favorite text on them, and the inside of the shop was pink and very cute (photo 1)! At Body Works, you can experience a spa, and the atmosphere of the shop was so cute that I wanted to stay there forever (photo 2). The most recommended place is the beach club called La Brisa Bali (photo 3). It was a very beautiful place like Disney world. The scenery was wonderful and you can't see in Japan. The food and drinks were delicious! ☆Day 2 Ubud The recommended places in Ubud are Cretya Ubud and Monkey Forest. At Cretya Ubud, I was able to ride the swings in a dress (photo 4) and compare different flavors of coffee (photo 5), and I was able to have many experiences that I can't have in Japan. You can also enjoy the pool from morning to night (photo 6), so it was a place you can enjoy all day long. At the Monkey Forest, you can see many monkeys at a distance that is unimaginable in Japan. They were very cute, pulling your clothes and climbing onto your shoulders (photo 7). ☆Day 3 Kuta First, we went to Tanah Lot Temple. It was raining, but I was impressed to see a temple floating on the sea for the first time (photo 8). We watched the sunset at Kuta Beach, and the sunset seen on the beach after the rain was very beautiful (photo 9)!! And lastly, we went to a night beach club called Finns. Here, we were able to interact with many foreign people, and although it was a club right in front of the sea and had a pool and was open, it felt like the club, and it was a lot of fun (photo 10)! I wish there was a club like this in Japan! ☆Recommended Hotel There is a hotel that I would recommend by far!! It is called "Aksari Resort Ubud". The staff at this hotel were very kind, always carrying our luggage, kindly answering our questions, and replying promptly to emails. I got the smallest room, but it was very spacious and clean, so I was very satisfied. The hotel has many pools, which all guests can use (photo 11). We also had breakfast by the pool. The food was plentiful and delicious, and the staff took lots of photos for us (photo 12). There was free yoga in the morning, and we took photos of each of us doing yoga poses as a souvenir (photo 13). At the end, we took a photo with the staff (photo 14)! It was a really, really good hotel! I want to stay here every day. In summary, Bali was a really great place! Everyone in Bali was kind and wonderful. You can experience many things that you can't experience in Japan! I recommend Bali as a travel destination!!!

📍 Itinerary Overview Amazing place to stay for 4-5 days. To feel all the atmosphere of this spiritual place. Very peaceful 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions monkey forest, rice fields, waterfalls, coffee plantation 🚇 Transportation bike 📷 Photo Spots monkey forest, rice fields, waterfalls, coffee plantation 🍜 Local Cuisine you should try local food here and of course so many options for vegetarian. All food is delicious and organic 🏠 Accommodation 1.the Dayuh Ubud #life #solotravel #ubud #ubudbali #spuritualgrowth #spiritualjourney #calm #monkeyforest #riceterrace #ricefields #coffee #waterfalls

Practicing yoga in Ubud, Bali, is a transformative experience. Surrounded by lush greenery, tranquil rice paddies, and the sound of flowing rivers, Ubud offers a serene environment ideal for mindfulness and relaxation. Numerous studios provide a range of classes, from gentle restorative sessions to dynamic vinyasa flows. Many retreats incorporate traditional Balinese culture and spirituality, deepening the practice. After yoga, you can explore Ubud's vibrant arts scene, local markets, or visit the famous Monkey Forest. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced yogi, Ubud's peaceful ambiance makes it an unforgettable place to connect with body and mind. #asiatrip #bali #instatravel #yoga

Bali Monkey Forest Park is located in Ubud and is an important tourist attraction in the area. The forest park covers a large area and can be divided into breeding area, temple area and forest area! In the breeding area, you can see the monkey care and treatment center in the park, and it is also a place where you can buy souvenirs. Next is the Balinese traditional temple area, where monkeys and temples coexist peacefully. The monkeys are perfectly integrated into the temple and are saved from being hunted because of this temple. They are also able to survive because of the offerings in this temple. The moss-covered temple has rich and interesting stone carvings, which is also a major feature of this place! Afterwards we walked into the forest area, where we could see monkeys enjoying a forest bath. The monkeys, big trees and the jungle covered with green shade formed a beautiful landscape painting. #Playful Traveler #Bali

The central idea of ​​the Monkey Forest is "Tri Hita Karana", which means three ways to achieve physical and mental health: harmony between God and man, man and man, and man and the environment. In the past, monkeys often attacked villagers, so temples were built to scare the monkeys away. Later, the entire area was directly planned as a habitat for monkeys, and special people were assigned to raise and care for them. This can be regarded as a reflection of the way of survival between humans, the environment, and animals. The monkey species is "Bali Long-Tailed Monkey", scientifically known as Macaca Fascicularis (Macaque), which looks a bit similar to the Taiwan macaque, but I found that many monkeys here have "Beckham heads 🗻", which is very interesting There are 1,049 monkeys in the park, divided into the following groups according to their habitats: temple group forest conservation group central point group eastern group michelin group Cemeteries Group The park is not too big and you can walk around it in 40 minutes quickly or spend two hours walking slowly. It is a very leisurely walking spot.

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is a nice place to go to see some monkeys. But really this sanctuary is more about the forest and temple inside. The monkeys are an amusement. It's the ancient banyan trees with their flowing roots traversing the landscape and hugging the temple that really make this place worth the visit. You may only need a couple hours at most to see everything. Definitely a place to see if you're in Ubud. #wecreate

📍Monkey Forest 📌Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571 Indonesia 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM ▪️There is a monkey forest on a busy street in Ubud (unusual..). This place is said to be a nature reserve where about 600 wild monkeys live. ▪️It really feels like a jungle, as expected from a forest. The baby monkeys were so cute, but the other monkeys were ferocious. There are some violent children and some who steal things, so you have to be careful with your belongings. #TravelMoon #BaliTravel

For 100,000 each (roughly £6) you can enjoy as long as you want at the monkey forest, ubud. The monkeys roam freely and the visitors and strictly not to touch or approach the monkeys. Throughout the park there are ‘rangers’, men who supervise monkey activity and monitor the interaction between the public, they also offer to sit a monkey on your lap and take photos, but this is done for an extra price. The monkeys are not trained to do this and it’s important to remember they’re still wild, so caution is recommended. Overall we spent 2 hours walking around the forest, which isn’t very big, and exited through a market exit. #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #passionpassport #bucketlistreboot #bali #animals #travel #tripmoments #asiatrip

#Tourist Attraction Review #Bali Monkey Forest 📍Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 📝A place where 700 long-tailed monkeys run around! This is Ubud Monkey Forest. It is located not far from Ubud City & the Royal Palace, and most Ubud accommodations are gathered on the way to Monkey Forest, so it is a must-visit tourist attraction when traveling to Ubud. There are not only monkeys, but also cows, geese, and small temples, so there's a lot to see🫶 🔅Entrance fee & operating hours ✔️Weekdays: Adult IDR 80,000, Child IDR 60,000 / Weekends: Adult IDR 100,000, Child IDR 80,000 ✔️Everyday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 🏃‍♂️How to get there & schedule - 10 minutes by car from downtown Ubud, 20 minutes on foot - If you're not staying in Ubud for long, you'll probably use a private tour with a guide, but it's not bad to spend about an hour here :) 🐾Facilities & services - There's a small restaurant and supermarket near the parking lot where the drivers eat! If you want water or snacks, you can buy them there. - Instead! Bringing in outside food, including water, is prohibited! You can leave your food at the ticket office and go in. 💡Tips ✔️Don't make eye contact with the monkeys! ✔️Don't hold your phone, valuables, or food in your hands! ✔️Wear a crossbody bag as much as possible, and be careful with sunglasses and glasses! ++They are much more docile than the monkeys at Uluwatu Temple, but they are still aggressive sometimes.

Always wanted to go to Ubud monkey forest whilst I’m here in Bali and I don’t regret the experience. The forest is so calm and peaceful, the monkeys there live life in harmony with all the tourists that come strolling through. You have an option to have a guide with you or go it alone, it’s perfectly safe as long as you follow the guidelines. There also some helpful staff that can help you take pictures with the monkeys(at a certain fee of course) It’s definitely a place worth exploring. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #newyearadventure #monkeyforest #balitravel #ubudbali

#monkeys #adventurous Beautiful place to spend time with family and friends. Old forest with beautiful scenery and atmosphere. Homegrown of monkey, so beware and be respectful to them :) Adventurous place, very humid during rainy season, so please dress up accordingly and carry a drink . Monkeys are not harmful but very notorious, so please be mindful of your belongings. Don't carry food items which might attract them, them like to.snatch Sunnys too so be careful. it will surely be an awesome experience.

The Monkey Forest is located at Ubud. It is a nature reserve and home to sacred monkeys. There are Hindu temples and unique statues, carvings and ancient sculptures in the forest. Such a nice walk. I like the greenery surrounding. Please do not stay too close to the monkeys, some of them might be aggressive. Address: Jalan Monkey Forest 80571 Gianyar Bali Highlights: Nature Reserve, Hindu Temple, Ancient Sculptures Ambiance/Facilities: 8/10 Rating: 4/5

Monkey forest is very famous in ubud Many tourists will visit and walk 🐒 There are really monkeys everywhere🙊🙊🙊 Remember not to have contact with them yourself There must be a staff member watching and giving instructions to you He will use food to lure him next to his phone So it's like he's taking a selfie while driving 😆 📌Monkey forest, ubud I want to travel to Italy in 2023✈️ #2023 Travel Wishes

#bucketlistreboot #bucketlistreboot experience Ubud Monkey Forest which is the sanctuary and natural habitat of the Balinese long-tailed macaque. It is located at Padangtegal Ubud, Bali. About 1,049 monkeys live in this sanctuary and are free to engage. They are divided into 6 groups, namely in front of main temple group, forest conservation group, central point group, eastern group, Michelin group, and cemeteries group. This was certainly a memorable experience and enjoyed during our trip in Ubud #indonesia #ubud #bali#monkeyforest#animallover #park#familytravel#grouptravel

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is a place that you can’t miss if you are in the city of Bali. As this landmark is far from the city, you need to arrange private transportation to get there or buy a half day tour which is quite popular. This tour will arrange round trip transportation in comfortable buses. The recommended sightseeing time is between one to two hours. The forest is well maintained, in fact this is a nature reserve and Hindu temple complex. There is lots of walking and stairs so be sure to wear suitable clothing and footwear Pay attention to the dress code. Short pants not accepted. You can rent sarong there to cover your legs. The hiking trails are not really demanding so you can go at your own pace to enjoy the amazing views of the surrounding jungle. It opens to the public everyday from 8:30 am to 6 pm. #createwithtrip #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

What impressed me most when I went to Bali before was the Ubud Monkey Forest. The monkeys here really play with tourists. When you enter the park, you can see a huge green forest. You can also buy bananas to feed the monkeys. At this time, you will find that the monkeys will really try their best to climb on you to grab the bananas. They will also steal things from you, even the ticket in my hand will be snatched away! #StarWriterMaySurprise #familytravel #romanticgetaway #hotsummergoodplace #residentwriter #overseastravel

Monkey Forest in Ubud, Bali😆💕 Many people think of Ubud! It's a place that comes to mind when they think of Ubud! It's a forest, so it's cool, and you can see the monkeys up close. It was a really fun place!! You can even take selfies with the monkeys🙆‍♀️ If you're going to Ubud, Bali, I highly recommend Monkey Forest:) #Together with nature#Safe travel

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Mandala Suci Wenara Wana, or well known as Ubud Monkey Forest, is the sanctuary and natural habitat of the Balinese long-tailed macaque. It is located at Padangtegal Ubud, Bali. About 1049 monkeys live in this sanctuary. The sanctuary is well-maintained while still preservering the natural built - you can sense the sacred aura within the forest since it's actually a temple - there's also a graveyard for the locals to be buried in one of the temple's section. It inspires not of a fear, but rather a sense of calm and serenity. The monkey forest attraction in Ubud is open from 08:30 – 18:00, but the ticket counter is open from 08:30 – 17:30. Because the protected forest area is inhabited by monkeys, there are some ethics and visiting rules that you must follow for your convenience. and the entry fee is around 80.000/adult, 60.000/3-12yo. #historicculture#naturalwonders#culturalattractions#zoo#nationalpark

The Ubud Monkey Forest is home to over 700 grey long-tailed macaques. Also known as the Sacred Monkey Forest of Padangtegal, this natural sanctuary has paved pathways through a leafy nutmeg forest as well as several ancient temples under dense foliage. The forest also has several ancient temples with guardian statues covered in moss. Popular sites include the 14th-century Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal and Pura Prajapati, which is dedicated to village funerals. Relics and statues are under dense foliage with little sunlight, resulting in a mysterious and ancient vibe. The Ubud Monkey Forest is within a 10-minute walk of most guesthouses and resorts along the main roads of Jalan Hanoman and the namesake Jalan Monkey Forest. #bali #ubudculturaltreasures #indonesia #vacation #sacredplace #culture #trip #culturalattraction#historicculture#naturalwonders#nationalpark

You NEED to visit this beautiful Monkey Forest in Bali. It is located in Ubud near downtown. There are hundreds of monkeys everywhere. 😱I confess I was a little bit scared but it’s safe. The entrance fee is something around 2 or 3 euros and completely worth! The Bali architecture just turn everything more beautiful. It all looks like a dream! 👏🏻 Bali is the best island in Indonesia. We rented our hotel in Trip.com. I can’t wait to be back! #nationalpark#naturalwonders#summervacation

Monkey forest in Ubud is such a fun place for monkey lovers! These adorable animals are everywhere!

My favorite place of tourist attractions in Ubud! I like Monkeys so much so no wonder why i like this place. The monkeys here are more well behaved than the monkeys at Uluwatu temple. They were also so smart. i bought bananas and put them in my bag. then they just climbed to my body and took all the bananas. so funny and cute at the same time.

The sacred monkey forest park is located in Ubud, Bali. The park is surrounded by ancient trees and the unique Balinese macaques live here. Bali residents think they are the subordinates of the monkey Hanuman, so they worship the monkeys as gods. Before departure, we were told that the monkeys are stubborn, don't have eye contact with them, don't put their hands in the trouser pockets, don't carry colorful bags, don't feed, all the precautions are only one purpose---don't let the monkeys I feel that you have food or you will be robbed. I have heard more natural fears. What is the difference between a monkey and a robber? When I arrived at the park, I found out that it was not the case. There was a lot of food in the public area. The sweet potato corn was full of baskets, which were provided by the staff of the park. The monkeys enjoyed the delicious food and let the tourists pose. This is also a religious and cultural destination. The local residents protect the forest according to the Hindu Tri Hita Karana, and achieve spiritual happiness and physical health through the harmonious relationship between man, nature and God.

The Bali Monkey Forest is located in the Ubud area. The Balinese macaques can be seen on the streets near the park. They will look for food on the roadside. After entering the park, I found out that it was like a secret garden. Almost opaque green plants and small monkeys everywhere. The staff will say, "Don't feed them. If you don't feed them, they don't understand that you have food. You won't develop the habit of asking for food. It's good for them, and for ourselves." On the day of the trip, we just caught up with the local festivals. There are nearly 200 religious festivals in Bali every year. There is a temple in the center of the Monkey Park, but visitors cannot enter. Park tickets are 40k a person, open from 8:00 to 18:00.

#springwander The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud is one of Bali’s most famous natural spring and cultural attractions. Nestled in a lush jungle setting, this serene yet mystical forest is home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques that roam freely among ancient temples and towering banyan trees. Walking through the forest, visitors encounter moss-covered stone statues, traditional Balinese temple structures, and winding pathways that lead to sacred sites such as Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal, a revered temple dedicated to Hindu deities. The dense canopy of tropical trees, along with the sound of rustling leaves and playful monkeys, creates an enchanting, almost otherworldly atmosphere. Whether you’re drawn by its cultural significance, the chance to observe monkeys up close, or simply the peaceful jungle surroundings, the Monkey Forest Ubud is a must-visit destination that captures the essence of Bali’s natural and spiritual charm.

| Honai Resort: A Relaxing Getaway for the Soul Hotel: Honai Resort Ub. Ubud | Honai Resort: A Relaxing Getaway for the Soul 👑 Hotel: Honai Resort Ubud 📍 Address: Jalan Sri Wedari Br. Tegallantang, Ubud, Gianyar - Bali, Ubud, Indonesia 💖 What kind of hotel is it? Honai Resort Ubud is located in beautiful Ubud, known for its lush rice terraces and tranquil atmosphere. The resort is decorated in a modern style with local touches, providing guests with a comfortable and unique stay. Each room is surrounded by a beautiful swimming pool, creating a serene and relaxing atmosphere. Practicing Qigong in the yoga center in the morning is the perfect way to start a beautiful day. A daily morning Thai massage at the spa is highly recommended for complete relaxation of body and mind. 🛁 Experience • The location is excellent. Although it is a bit far from the center of Ubud, each room offers gorgeous views of the pool and rice fields, providing peace and tranquility. • The hotel offers a wealth of facilities, including comfortably furnished modern rooms, luxurious stone bathtubs, and balconies with excellent views, allowing guests to fully enjoy their vacation. • The restaurant serves delicious and healthy food, perfect for vegetarians and vegans. Breakfast and afternoon tea are also included. The refreshing smoothie bowls and fine coffee are especially recommended. • The hotel staff provides first-class service and are very friendly and helpful. Their dedication is evident in everything from the shuttle service to helping arrange travel plans. • A daily shuttle runs between the hotel and downtown Ubud, making transportation convenient. Motorcycles or bicycles are also good options for short trips. 🌊 Nearby Attractions • Sacred Monkey Forest (15-minute drive): The best place to see monkeys, this lush tropical park is perfect for family outings. • Bali Kintamani Cooking Class: Here, you can learn authentic Balinese cuisine and experience the local food culture. • Ubud Traditional Spa: After a day of sightseeing, this is a great place to enjoy a relaxing massage. • Tejas Spa Unagi: Offers a variety of massages and treatments to soothe your body and mind. • Nearby restaurants offer diverse choices: Kaukau Restaurant, Ambar Ubud Bar, Simply Social, etc., ensuring you'll have no trouble finding a delicious place to dine. The aim of Honai Resort Ubud is to provide peace of mind and complete rest for the body. Whether you are looking for a quiet environment or a wealth of activities and challenges, Honai Resort can make this dream vacation a reality. Highly recommended for every traveler who longs to relax their mind. ✌️

This is the Monkey Forest in Ubud! There are so many monkeys that you can see various monkeys wherever you go! The monkey selfie that is hot on SNS! It is here ㅎㅎ You have to pay extra to take a selfie with the monkeys, 50,000 rupees per group. People took good pictures, but I was actually a little scared, so I didn't take a selfie. You can take pictures with the monkeys from afar, so I think you can choose whichever you like! The big monkeys are too scary for me ㅋㅋㅋ The small monkeys are Guillaume Guillaume♥️ ⚠️ There are things to be careful of When I looked at the reviews, it said that people got bitten by monkeys and had to pay hundreds of dollars in hospital bills! This is also a guideline at Monkey Forest, Please follow the following: 1. Do not make eye contact 2. Do not bring plastic bags or paper bags (they snatch away sunglasses, hats, and light bags, lol) 3. Do not feed them 4. Do not touch or grab them Please enjoy your trip safely and do not get hurt unnecessarily🫶🏻 #MarchTravelSupportEvent #OverseasTravel #BaliTravel #Ubud

Bali Tours Bali is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Indonesia, attracting tourists from all over the world with its charming beaches, rich culture, magnificent natural scenery and unique religious atmosphere. Whether you're looking for relaxation, adventure or cultural experience, Bali has it all. Below is a detailed Bali travel itinerary to help you plan your trip better.   1. Best time to travel Bali has a tropical climate and is warm all year round with an average temperature between 27-30℃. Best time to visit: April to October is the dry season, with sunny weather, suitable for beach activities and outdoor adventures. Rainy season: November to March of the following year is the rainy season. Although there is a lot of rainfall, it is usually concentrated in the afternoon or evening, so you can still play during the day.   2. Transportation International flights: Bali's main airport is Ngurah Rai International Airport, located near Denpasar. There are direct flights from major cities in China. Transportation within the island: Car/motorcycle rental: Suitable for independent travelers, but you need to pay attention to traffic rules and road conditions. Taxi: Blue Bird is a more reliable taxi company. Charter: You can book a charter service in advance to travel to multiple attractions. Online ride-hailing: Grab and Gojek are commonly used online ride-hailing platforms.   3. Must-see attractions Ubud Ubud Palace: Experience Balinese traditional architecture and culture. Monkey Forest: Get up close and personal with the adorable monkeys. Tegalalang Rice Terraces: Enjoy the magnificent rice terraces. Ubud Market: Buy local handicrafts and souvenirs. Kuta and Seminyak Kuta Beach: Good for surfing and watching the sunset. Seminyak Beach: Quieter, more upscale, good for beach clubs and fine dining. Nusa Dua Nusa Dua Beach: Famous for its clear waters and luxurious resorts. Water Park: Suitable for family tourists. Uluwatu Uluwatu Temple: An ancient temple built on a cliff, with stunning views at sunset. Kecak Dance Performance: Enjoy a traditional dance near the temple. Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida Nusa Lembongan: Good for snorkeling, diving and relaxing. Nusa Penida: Famous attractions include the Angel Baths and Broken Beach. Kintamani Batur Volcano and Lake: You can hike the volcano or just enjoy the stunning views.   4. Special Experience SPA and Hydrotherapy: Bali is famous for its traditional SPA. We recommend trying Lulu SPA or hot stone massage. Yoga and Meditation: Ubud is a haven for yoga lovers, with many resorts offering yoga classes. Cooking Class: Learn to make traditional Balinese dishes such as suckling pig and satay. Diving and Snorkeling: Explore the underwater world in Lembongan, Tulamben and more. Cultural Experience: Participate in local temple rituals or traditional festivals.   5. Food Recommendations Babi Guling: A Balinese delicacy. We recommend trying Ibu Oka in Ubud. Bebek Betutu: Duck meat marinated with spices, with a unique taste. Nasi Goreng and Mie Goreng: Classic Indonesian dishes. Seafood BBQ: Enjoy fresh seafood in Kuta or Jimbaran Beach. Coconut ice cream: a refreshing dessert to relieve summer heat.   6. Accommodation Recommendations Ubud: Suitable for tourists who like tranquility and cultural experience, it is recommended to stay in jungle resorts or boutique homestays. Kuta/Seminyak: Suitable for tourists who like bustle and nightlife. Hotels or resorts near the beach are recommended. Nusa Dua: Suitable for tourists seeking luxury experience, high-end resorts are recommended. Nusa Lembongan/Penida Island: Suitable for tourists who like island style, seaside villas or B&Bs are recommended.   7. Travel Tips Visa: Chinese tourists can enjoy visa exemption policy and stay no longer than 30 days. Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). It is recommended to bring cash, but some places accept credit cards. Language: Indonesian is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas. Religious etiquette: Bali is dominated by Hinduism. You must wear a sarong and be respectful when entering a temple. Sun protection and mosquito repellent: The sun is strong in tropical areas, so it is recommended to bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent. Tipping: In restaurants, hotels and chartered car services, it is a local custom to tip appropriately.   8. Itinerary Suggestions 3-day itinerary: Kuta Beach → Ubud → Uluwatu Temple 5-day itinerary: Kuta Beach → Ubud → Lembongan Island → Nusa Dua 7-day itinerary: Kuta Beach → Ubud → Kintamani → Lembongan Island → Penida Island → Nusa Dua   Bali is a place full of charm. Whether it is the natural scenery or the cultural experience, it will make you linger. Hope this itinerary helps you plan an unforgettable trip to Bali! 🌴✨