The Sacred Monkey Forest and Ubud Tour is an exploration of the art, culture, and nature-rich village of Ubud, concluding with a visit to a local market. This experience will bring you closer to the authentic, mesmerizing and meaningful beauty of Bali!
Tohpati Village is known as a batik craft center with a reputation for producing very high quality traditional woven fabrics. In this village, you can not only buy batik, but also witness firsthand the various batik-making techniques on display along the picturesque village streets. This experience provides an opportunity to gain new insights into the rich local art and culture.
Celuk Village is a jewelry craft center known for its wide variety of quality gold and silver jewelry. Here, you will find a collection of jewelry that is not only beautiful but also offered at very affordable prices. Many women are passionate about the village's jewelry, and almost all villagers make jewelry crafting their main source of livelihood, creating a sustainable economy.
Mas Village is where the art of woodcarving flourished and became famous. You'll find various shops selling amazing wood art. While the village used to produce only statues, today the craftsmen have also started producing masks, creating various art forms that depict the daily life and beliefs of the local people.
Ubud Monkey Forest is a very popular tourist destination that should not be missed when visiting Ubud. The forest serves as a nature reserve inhabited by species of long-tailed monkeys as well as an amazing array of tropical flora and fauna. In addition, you can also find the temple complex within, which is considered sacred by the local Hindu community.
The Sacred Monkey Forest and Ubud Tour is an exploration of the art, culture, and nature-rich village of Ubud, concluding with a visit to a local market. This experience will bring you closer to the authentic, mesmerizing and meaningful beauty of Bali!
Tohpati Village is known as a batik craft center with a reputation for producing very high quality traditional woven fabrics. In this village, you can not only buy batik, but also witness firsthand the various batik-making techniques on display along the picturesque village streets. This experience provides an opportunity to gain new insights into the rich local art and culture.
Celuk Village is a jewelry craft center known for its wide variety of quality gold and silver jewelry. Here, you will find a collection of jewelry that is not only beautiful but also offered at very affordable prices. Many women are passionate about the village's jewelry, and almost all villagers make jewelry crafting their main source of livelihood, creating a sustainable economy.
Mas Village is where the art of woodcarving flourished and became famous. You'll find various shops selling amazing wood art. While the village used to produce only statues, today the craftsmen have also started producing masks, creating various art forms that depict the daily life and beliefs of the local people.
Ubud Monkey Forest is a very popular tourist destination that should not be missed when visiting Ubud. The forest serves as a nature reserve inhabited by species of long-tailed monkeys as well as an amazing array of tropical flora and fauna. In addition, you can also find the temple complex within, which is considered sacred by the local Hindu community.
NOTE: MIN BOOKING 2 Pax
Duration: 8–10 Hours
The entrance fee is IDR 100,000 on weekdays and IDR 120,000 on weekends. Check with our team when booking to confirm whether this is included in your tour price or paid separately on site.
Yes, as long as you follow basic guidelines. Keep loose food and sunglasses out of reach, avoid touching the monkeys, and follow ranger instructions if they ask you to move on. Incidents are rare when visitors stick to these rules.
You’ll spend around 1.5 to 2 hours at the sanctuary, enough to walk the main paths and see the temples without feeling rushed.
Yes, since this is a private tour, you can adjust the order of stops or skip a village if you’d rather spend more time elsewhere. Let your driver know your preferences at the start of the day.
Modest clothing that covers your shoulders and knees is recommended for both the Sacred Monkey Forest temples and the Ubud Royal Palace. A sarong is often available on site if needed, but bringing your own is a safe option.
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