Ubud Monkey Forest, Bali

Ubud Monkey Forest is a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud, Bali. This park is home to about 340 monkeys which are known as long-tailed Macaques (Macaca fascicularis). There are four groups of monkeys each were different areas within the park. Ubud Monkey Forest is sacred is a popular tourist attractionin Ubud bali, and is often visited by over 10,000 tourists per month.

Ubud Monkey Forest is owned by the villagers Padangtegal and foundations Wenara Wana Padangtegal as Ubud Monkey Forest managers are also working to maintain the sanctity of this park and promote the sacred site as a destination for tourists.

Walking around Ubud is an experience in itself unique. There is a famous story told by Janet DeNeefe, the initiator of the Ubud Readers & Writers Festival, that once a speaker in the festival decided to go out for a walk in Ubud before the event, but he was so fascinated by the beautiful landscape and eventually he forgot to come to talkshow.

You can also rent a bicycle or motorcycle. Many visitors choose the bike because it is more environmentally friendly. However, since Ubud is located in a mountainous area, steep inclined path. If you do not want to bother payang pedaling a bicycle, a motorcycle is a more logical choice.

Transportation

Ubud can be reached about an hour from the airport by car. Taxis are also available at the airport. Any travel agent in Denpasar also ready to pick you up at the airport. If you are staying at the hotel, the hotel where you stay usually provide shuttle service with reasonable cost.

Monkey Forest Ubud street is the main road, so you will not miss it. Shops and restaurants lining the streets, so you might also be able to stop to look around.

Accommodation

Various lodging available in Ubud, from the simple to the private villas. The best choice for comfort and service in the Monkey Forest, among others: Komaneka Resort and KajaNe Mua Villa, Maya Ubud Resort & Spa and Four Seasons Bali is a little far (at Sayan, Ubud).
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