Overview
Spread across 12.5 hectares of dense tropical forest, the Ubud Monkey Forest shelters over 700 Balinese long-tailed macaques. Three Hindu temples lie hidden among moss-covered statues and towering banyan trees, creating a mystical mood. The monkeys are used to people and may come close, but they will also snatch belongings, so stay alert. Admission IDR 80,000. A 10-minute walk from central Ubud.
Travel Tips
Stash sunglasses, hats and water bottles inside your bag - monkeys may grab them. Don't bring food into the forest.
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Attractions near Ubud Monkey Forest
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Goa Gajah
An 11th-century cave shrine famous for its demon-face entrance, meaning 'Elephant Cave'.
📍 2.7km away
Tegenungan Waterfall
The most accessible waterfall near Ubud, popular for swimming and photos.
📍 7.7km away
Bali Bird Park
A themed park home to around 1,000 birds from roughly 250 species, many from Indonesia.
📍 8.0km away
Bali Safari and Marine Park
A safari-style theme park where visitors view wildlife up close via tram.
📍 10.5km away
Gunung Kawi
An ancient site of shrines carved directly into rock cliffs, dating to the 11th century.
📍 13.0km away
Tirta Empul Temple
A sacred water temple where visitors can participate in the Balinese purification ritual.
📍 13.0km away
Sanur Beach
Bali's original tourist beach, known for calm waters and sunrise views.
📍 17.9km away
Tanah Lot Temple
An iconic Balinese Hindu temple perched on a sea-bound rock, breathtaking at sunset.
📍 22.1km away
Seminyak Beach
Bali's chic beach lined with trendy beach clubs and upscale restaurants.
📍 22.3km away
Ulun Danu Beratan Temple
A Hindu water temple famous for appearing to float on Lake Bratan.
📍 28.8km away
Nusa Dua Beach
A quiet, upscale beach district in southern Bali lined with luxury resorts.
📍 31.2km away
Things to Do in Bali
Ubud Rice Terrace Trekking
Trek through the UNESCO-listed Tegallalang Rice Terraces and surrounding paddies. Walk scenic paths through lush green fields and experience the tranquil Balinese countryside.
Bali Surfing Lesson
Learn to surf at Kuta Beach with a professional instructor. Gentle waves are perfect for beginners. Board and rash guard included. Master basic paddling and standing in a 2-hour lesson.
Balinese Spa Treatment
Indulge in traditional Balinese massage and spa treatments. Enjoy flower baths, aromatic oil massage, and body scrub over 2-3 hours at a spa overlooking tropical gardens or rice paddies.