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SACRED MONKEY FOREST

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Jalan Monkey Forest, Ubud, Indonesia
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2024
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2024

A pleasant forest, home to macaques, Rangda witch sculptures and a temple, located near the town center.

If there's one place in and around Ubud that's not to be missed and that we'd recommend, it's certainly this one, which will delight young and old alike! The forest, which belongs to the village of Padantegal, looks more like a wood eaten away by urbanization, although it still boasts some very old banyans whose thick lianas touch the ground, and is a cool enclave just two minutes from downtown Ubud. Numerous sculptures of Rangda witches can be seen at the entrance to the sanctuary, some of them depicting demons devouring children. This temple, Pura Dalem Agung, is thus dedicated to evil spirits, and you can't enter it, only catch a glimpse of it as you stroll through the forest. This same forest is home to an abundant community of grey macaques. Pack your glasses, camera, cell phone and anything else that sticks out in your bag. Don't bring plastic bags or food, or you'll be robbed by the locals. Beware, they can be a bit aggressive, so don't try to touch them or look them straight in the eye. And don't feed them either! You can, however, take a selfie with them in the company of a "Monkey Master". In this case, expect to pay around 50,000 rp for the service. The short walk through the woods allows you to admire the magnificent Hindu stone sculptures scattered around, recounting the site's past grandeur.


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youou
Visited in october 2019
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marrant à voir
parc dont l'entrée est payante peuplé de singes, attention ne pas apporter de nourriture ou bouteille d'eau visite sous peine de se voir sauter dessus par les singes chapardeurs , ça peut impressionner les enfants . Sinon ils se baladent en liberté à quelques mètres de nous mamans avec leurs petits, mâles . C'est sympa à voir
maudmury
Visited in september 2018
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Incontournable
Ça fait partie des choses à faire à Bali, acheter des bananes et laisser les singes grimper sur nos épaules! On a adoré
zaz9280
Visited in august 2018
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Promenade agréable dans une jolie forêt à la végétation luxuriante. Enormément de macaques pas farouches du tout, mais aussi beaucoup de touristes...
A faire si vous venez à Ubud.
leomonyork
Visited in october 2018
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Un peu de calme et de fraîcheur à Ubud.
Les nombreuses consignes de sécurité et avertissements rendent la visite un peu stressante, mais en les respectant tout se passe très bien.
Une belle promenade pour toute la famille !
fute_697680
Visited in august 2018
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Visite incontournable lorsque l'on est à Ubud. L'entrée est à 50.000 rp soit environ 3€ par personne !
Une forêt au cœur de la ville.
Rentrer dans la forêt et y découvrir des ficus centenaires, des banyans avec des lianes impressionnantes, trois Temples, des sculptures et bien sûr des singes. Ils sont 749 macaques (août 2018) divisés en 6 groupes. Il faut faire attention car ces derniers sont à l'affut du moindre objet qu'ils pourraient s'approprier (lunettes, sac plastique, paquet de mouchoirs, fruits etc...)

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