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As a hotel with extensive experience serving guests from around the world, we are happy to share information about one of the most popular destinations in Bali, Monkey Forest Ubud. This forest, home to 1,200 long-tailed monkeys, is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience another side of Bali—lush nature, cultural beauty, and of course, adorable monkeys.
Monkey Forest Ubud is located in the heart of Ubud, specifically on Jl. Monkey Forest. Its strategic location makes it easily accessible to travelers staying around Ubud.
For those staying in other areas like Seminyak or Kuta, Monkey Forest is only about a 1.5-hour drive from Ngurah Rai Airport, making it a convenient spot to visit during your Bali vacation.
For those arriving in Bali through Ngurah Rai Airport, you can reach Monkey Forest Ubud by taxi, online transportation services, or a rented car. The travel time is around 1 to 1.5 hours.
If using GPS, simply input “Monkey Forest Ubud” as your destination, and the navigation system will provide the most accurate route based on current traffic conditions.
The entrance fee to Monkey Forest Ubud is quite affordable, priced at approximately IDR 80,000 for adults and IDR 60,000 for children on weekdays. However, on weekends, the price increases to IDR 120,000 for adults and IDR 100,000 for children.
This ticket allows you to explore the forest, visit the temples, and interact with the long-tailed monkeys living freely in the area.
Monkey Forest Ubud is open daily, from 09:00 AM to 0:00 PM. As a hotel located near the Monkey Forest, we often recommend our guests to arrive early, especially if you want to enjoy a more peaceful atmosphere and observe the monkeys’ activities in the morning. Given the high number of tourists throughout the day, it’s better to come early to avoid the crowds.
Here are some tips we frequently share with our guests who wish to visit Monkey Forest:
The monkeys in Monkey Forest are known for being very curious and can grab your belongings, such as bags, food, and cameras. Make sure to keep your valuables safe and secure.
While they may seem friendly and cute, they are still wild animals. Avoid feeding them or getting too close to them.
Monkey Forest has many natural, stone paths that can be a little slippery. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes for walking.
If you visit during the day, the temperature can get quite hot. Don’t forget to bring water to stay hydrated while exploring.
Monkey Forest Ubud is a must-visit destination when in Bali. With its affordable entrance fee, strategic location, and the experience it offers, this place showcases the true beauty of Bali’s nature and culture.
If you’re still looking for a comfortable hotel or accommodation near Monkey Forest, you can stay at Adiwana Monkey Forest, which is just a 12-minute walk (900 meters) from the Monkey Forest attraction.
Adiwana Monkey Forest offers exceptional facilities, including a stunning outdoor pool, a restaurant serving delicious dishes, and a relaxing spa service. Staying at Adiwana Monkey Forest will provide you with extra comfort after a day of exploring Monkey Forest.
