Monkey forest in Ubud

The park has a developed infrastructure: exhibition halls, an open-air stage, an animal clinic, a canteen, toilets and parking lots. The central square with a fountain and the alley decorated with carved stone sculptures create a mystical atmosphere. The main attraction of the forest is the three ancient temples of the 14th century, hidden under the dense canopy of trees, including the Dalem Agung Temple, dedicated to the god Shiva, and the Prajapati Temple, located near the cemetery.

Monkeys, which are considered sacred, feel like complete masters here. They feed on sweet potatoes, corn and bananas, and interact actively with visitors. These animals symbolize the protectors of sacred lands and play an important role in Balinese culture, as evidenced by their mention in the epic Ramayana.

In addition to macaques, the forest also contains rare tree species such as the banyan tree and sacred plants used in rituals. Various ceremonies are held here every year, including Ngelawang with barong dance and Tumpek Kandang, a festival dedicated to animals.

The Sacred Monkey Forest is a place where nature, culture and spirituality come together to create a unique haven of harmony on the island of Bali.

You can visit the Monkey Forest in Ubud, as well as other unique places on the island on our excursion
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