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Sacred Monkey Forest

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The Sacred Monkey Forest is a nature reserve and Hindu temple complex that is home to hundreds of playful monkeys. Admission is about $5 USD, and it's open from 8:30 AM to 6 PM. If you’re an animal lover or looking for a unique experience, this is a must-visit in Ubud!

Meet the mischievous residents of the Sacred Monkey Forest.

What Makes the Forest Unique?

How to Interact with the Monkeys?

What are the Temple Highlights?

Best Time to Visit?

Are There Any Safety Tips?

The forest is home to over 700 long-tailed macaques and features ancient temples and beautiful pathways.

Be cautious with personal belongings and avoid direct eye contact; monkeys can be curious and grab items.

Don't miss the ancient temples within the forest, like the Pura Dalem Agung.

Early mornings are ideal for fewer crowds; late afternoons offer a vibrant atmosphere.

Keep your belongings secure and avoid feeding the monkeys to maintain their natural behavior.

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Admission Price$5 USD
Opening Hours8:30 AM - 6 PM

Avoid wearing loose jewelry as the monkeys may try to grab it.

  • Bring a camera for memorable moments
  • Watch your belongings closely
  • Enjoy the serene atmosphere of the forest

Questions people actually ask

What is the entry fee?
The admission fee is approximately $5 USD.
Are there facilities available?
Yes, there are restrooms and a small café.
Can I feed the monkeys?
No, feeding the monkeys is not allowed to keep them wild.

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