Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary – Ubud's Enchanted Jungle
The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, located in the heart of Ubud, Bali, is a lush and mystical haven where nature, spirituality, and wildlife come together. This sacred forest is home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques, who roam freely among ancient trees and centuries-old temples. As you walk through the winding jungle paths, you’ll be immersed in a serene atmosphere that reflects the spiritual energy and cultural richness of Bali.
More than just a tourist attraction, the Monkey Forest is an important spiritual and conservation site for the local community. It houses three Hindu temples dating back to the 14th century, each still actively used for religious ceremonies. The forest itself is considered a sacred place, believed to be a source of harmony and peace, and plays a vital role in preserving the balance between humans, animals, and nature in Balinese culture.
Visitors can enjoy not only the playful antics of the monkeys but also the breathtaking beauty of the forest’s towering trees, moss-covered statues, and traditional architecture. Whether you’re looking to connect with nature, explore Balinese heritage, or simply capture magical photos, the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary offers an unforgettable experience that combines wildlife, culture, and spirituality in one enchanting location.
Bali Swing – A Thrilling View Above the Jungle
The Bali Swing is one of the island’s most iconic and Instagrammable attractions, offering visitors the chance to soar high above lush jungle landscapes, rice terraces, and tropical valleys. Suspended between tall palm trees, the swings range from moderate to extreme heights, giving you a unique adrenaline rush while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views. It’s the perfect blend of thrill and beauty, designed for those who want to feel the freedom of flying in paradise.
Beyond the swings, the experience also includes gorgeous photo spots like giant bird nests, heart-shaped platforms, and jungle viewpoints, all set against Bali’s natural beauty. The Bali Swing is not just an activity—it’s a visual experience that lets you capture unforgettable moments while surrounded by the island’s raw, untouched charm. Whether you’re seeking adventure or that perfect social media photo, the Bali Swing delivers a memorable and scenic escape.
Rafting & ATV Adventure ~ Ultimate Thrill in Bali’s Wild Side
Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping experience as you dive into Bali’s wild side with our Rafting & ATV Adventure package. Start your journey by navigating the thrilling rapids of Bali’s scenic rivers—like the famous Ayung or Telaga Waja River—where you’ll paddle through lush jungle, waterfalls, and hidden canyons. It’s the perfect way to enjoy Bali’s natural beauty while challenging yourself in an exciting water adventure.
After the rafting thrill, gear up for an ATV ride through muddy trails, rice fields, and rural Balinese villages. Ride solo or with a partner as you explore off-road paths, cross small rivers, and feel the rush of conquering rugged terrain. This combo adventure is ideal for thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and anyone looking to experience the raw and untamed side of Bali in one unforgettable day.
Tegalalang Rice Terrace & Local Art Markets – Culture, Nature, and Craft in One Place
Located just north of Ubud, the Tegalalang Rice Terrace is one of Bali’s most iconic landscapes, famous for its stunning green layers of rice paddies carved into the hillside. Visitors can walk along the paths that wind through the terraces, enjoy the fresh mountain air, and capture breathtaking photos of this UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage site. It’s a peaceful yet awe-inspiring experience that connects you to Bali’s traditional farming culture.
Not far from the terraces, you’ll find vibrant local art markets where Balinese creativity comes to life. These markets are filled with handmade crafts, wood carvings, paintings, woven bags, and souvenirs made by local artisans. It’s the perfect place to shop for authentic, one-of-a-kind pieces while supporting the island’s creative community. A visit to Tegalalang is not just about the view—it’s a full cultural immersion.
To enhance your experience, many cafes and view spots line the edges of the terraces, offering refreshing drinks and a perfect place to relax while overlooking the scenic rice fields. You can also take part in short cultural experiences like traditional farming demonstrations or Balinese coffee tasting, making your visit both educational and immersive. Tegalalang is more than a photo stop—it’s a window into Bali’s soul.
