UBUD MONKEY FOREST
Nestled in the heart of Ubud, this sacred sanctuary is not just a tourist attraction but a portal to the island's rich cultural and ecological heritage.
Monkey Forest experience is a window into the captivating world of these playful and mischievous macaques that call this lush jungle their home. As you wander through the ancient temple grounds and dense canopies of towering trees, you'll find yourself in the company of these inquisitive creatures. Our expert guides are here to ensure your safety and provide valuable insights into the forest's ecosystem and the role of these monkeys in Balinese culture.
Beyond the wildlife encounter, the Monkey Forest offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The ancient temples hidden within the forest add a spiritual dimension to your visit, providing a glimpse into the island's deeply-rooted traditions. Whether you seek a peaceful communion with nature, a cultural exploration, or simply a chance to observe these fascinating primates in their natural habitat, our Monkey Forest experience is the perfect addition to your Bali adventure.
All monkeys are constantly monitored and there are no cases of rabies due to monkey bites. Unfortunately, monkey bites are common among visitors due to not following the right instructions.
Minimum: 5 pax
Duration: 2 hours
Location: Ubud, Gianyar Regency
Travel Time: approx. 15 Minutes from Ubud
Activity Highlight
Wander through the lush, sacred sanctuary of Ubud's Monkey Forest.
Learn about the ecological and cultural significance of the forest and its inhabitants.
Enjoy close-up encounters with macaques in a monitored, safe environment.
Immerse yourself in Bali’s cultural heritage, exploring the roles of macaques in local traditions.
Learn about the Monkey Forest’s ecosystem and biodiversity.
While the monkeys are monitored and safe, following safety instructions is crucial to avoid monkey bites.
Yes, there are no cases of rabies among the monkeys in the forest.
Yes, expert guides are available to provide insights into the monkeys and the forest's cultural significance.
Yes, photography is encouraged, but avoid using flash as it may disturb the monkeys.
No, feeding the monkeys is not allowed as it may lead to aggressive behavior.
Yes, the Monkey Forest includes several ancient temples that you can visit during the experience.
The morning is usually less crowded and offers cooler weather for walking through the forest.
While the monkeys are vaccinated, it’s important to follow the guides' instructions to avoid bites or scratches.
Yes, the forest holds cultural and spiritual importance, with ancient temples that reflect Bali’s rich traditions.
