Bali’s Ubud Monkey Forest is a temple complex and nature reserve nestled within Ubud, Bali. Officially named Padangtegal Mandala Wisata, this sanctuary is a lush rainforest inhabited by a variety of monkeys and other tropical wildlife. It is strategically situated at the heart of Ubud Village. In the Balinese language, such monkey forests are referred to as “Wanara Wana” and are found throughout the island. The Ubud Monkey Forest plays a vital role in preserving the habitat of monkeys in Bali, and the local community is actively engaged in maintaining the natural balance of this forest to ensure the well-being of all the wildlife.

This small tropical forest located in the center of Ubud city offers stunning natural beauty. Beyond the playful monkeys, visitors can explore the temple within the forest and appreciate the lush greenery that surrounds this area, creating a picturesque playground for the resident monkeys.