Monkey Forest Ubud Bali welcomes you into a lush, green sanctuary where the air feels cooler, giant trees tower above, and hundreds of playful monkeys swing across ancient temple walls. It’s a rare mix of nature, culture, and a touch of cheeky fun from its mischievous residents.
Indeed, Monkey Forest is much more than a simple tourist spot. It’s a sacred sanctuary where Balinese spirituality, local heritage, and wildlife conservation all come together. Ultimately, this promises an unforgettable experience in Bali, perfect for solo adventurers, friends, and families alike
Location & How to Get There
Monkey Forest Ubud sits right in the heart of Ubud Village, Gianyar – Bali’s cultural capital.
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From Ubud Center: 5 minutes by car, or a 15-minute walk
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From Denpasar: Around 1 hour by car
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From Kuta/Seminyak: 1.5–2 hours depending on traffic
The road is well-paved, and the area is surrounded by shops, cafés, and guesthouses.
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Transport options: motorbike, car, or tourist bus
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Parking: spacious area for all vehicle types
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Entrance Fee & Opening Hours
Opening hours: Daily, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (last entry at 5:00 PM WITA)
Ticket prices (updated):
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International Travelers: Adult IDR 80,000 | Child IDR 60,000
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Domestic & KITAS Holders: Adult IDR 60,000 | Child IDR 40,000
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Local Balinese (KTP Bali): Adult IDR 30,000 | Child IDR 20,000
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Family Package (2 Adults + 2 Children): IDR 80,000
Children under 3: free entry
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💡 Extra experience: Monkey selfie with staff assistance is available for IDR 50,000 per person.
Facilities
Monkey Forest is well-maintained, offering:
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Spacious parking for cars, bikes, and buses
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Clean toilets in several spots
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Lockers for valuables
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Food stalls & cafés near the entrance
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Local guides for monkey behavior & temple history
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Rest areas with benches
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Cultural shows, temple complex, gallery, and art market
Highlights & Things to Do
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Explore the Sacred Temple Complex
Discover three ancient temples: Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal, the Holy Spring Temple, and the Cremation Temple, all surrounded by mossy stone carvings and banyan trees. -
Capture Instagram-Worthy Shots
From the iconic dragon bridge to the monkeys themselves, the forest is full of photo-worthy corners. -
Uncover Legends & Hidden Corners
Locals believe the monkeys are guardians of the forest. Wander beyond the main trails and you’ll find quiet, untouched jungle paths.
Do’s & Don’ts
✅ Do:
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Stay calm if a monkey jumps on you
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Keep valuables secured
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Supervise children closely
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Walk slowly, avoid sudden moves
❌ Don’t:
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Make direct eye contact with monkeys
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Bring food, plastic, or paper bags
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Feed monkeys snacks or drinks
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Touch or disturb them
Traveler Tips
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Best time to visit: Morning (before 11 AM) or late afternoon (after 3 PM)
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What to bring: Comfortable shoes, camera, sunscreen, water, insect repellent
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Nearby attractions: Ubud Palace, Ubud Art Market, Campuhan Ridge Walk, Tegalalang Rice Terrace
Why Visit Monkey Forest with Bali Midori
Monkey Forest Ubud provides more than a simple tour; it is truly a place where culture, spirituality, and nature converge. You can therefore enjoy watching the monkeys’ antics, admiring ancient temples, and creating lasting memories
With Bali Midori, your trip is smooth and stress-free: private cars, flexible schedules, and local insights tailored just for you.
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