Alas Pala Sangeh • Abiansemal, Badung - Bali

Welcome to Sangeh Monkey Forest

Step into an ancient 13.91-hectare homogeneous Nutmeg Tree forest (Dipterocarpus Trinervis), inhabited by hundreds of tame, sacred long-tailed ash monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) and home to the historic 17th-century Pucak Bukit Sari Temple.

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13.91 Ha
Ancient Nutmeg Forest
17th Century
Pucak Bukit Sari Temple
Taman Mumbul
Sacred Spring & Lake
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Visitor Guideline Please Don't Touch The Monkey (Dilarang Memegang Monyet) | You can feed and interact with monkeys peacefully, but please avoid grabbing or holding them.
Unforgettable Encounters

Experience Sangeh Wonders

Enjoy safe, guided interactions with the tame monkeys surrounded by ancient Nutmeg tree canopies.

Monkey Selfie

Get the world-famous monkey selfie photo! Our forest staff and guides will assist you in capturing a close-up photo with friendly monkeys perched on your shoulder.

Guided Assistance

Monkey Feeding

"Let's feed the monkey!" Feed sweet bananas and peanuts to hundreds of tame ash monkeys in a peaceful, natural environment.

Nutritional Feed Available

Photo with Monkey

Stroll along paved forest pathways amidst century-old tall Nutmeg trees and take stunning vacation photos with monkeys in their natural habitat.

Scenic Backdrop
Site Plan & Sacred Heritage

Temples, Sacred Trees & Natural Springs

Beyond the monkeys, Sangeh is a spiritual haven steeped in 17th-century Balinese royal heritage and lush biodiversity.

Pucak Bukit Sari Temple

Built in the 17th century by the Puri Mengwi Kingdom

Nestled deep in the heart of the forest, Pucak Bukit Sari Temple is a sacred sanctuary closely related to the famous Taman Ayun Royal Temple. It stands as an architectural and spiritual testament to Bali's enduring royal heritage.

  • Melanting & Tirta Temples: Sacred sites for local ceremonies and blessing rituals.
  • Anyar Temple: Revered historic shrine within the sanctuary grounds.

Lanang Wadon Tree & Taman Mumbul

Unique Nature Reserve Wonders

Admire the legendary Lanang Wadon Tree near the sanctuary entrance — a rare tree naturally shaped with dual male and female characteristics.

Taman Mumbul Spring Lake

This natural forest gives rise to dozens of pure freshwater springs that sustain the local community, culminating in Taman Mumbul — a tranquil sacred lake teeming with thousands of fish.

Photography & Media Services

Prewedding & Filming Rates

Create timeless romantic prewedding photos, video shootings, and cinematic masterpieces beneath the majestic Nutmeg trees.

Photo Shoot

Photo Prewedding

Ideal for romantic couples, traditional Balinese attire, and portrait sessions.

Local / Domestic: IDR 200,000
Foreign Visitor: IDR 500,000
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Video Shoot

Video Shooting

Commercial videos, travel vlogs, brand shoots, and music video productions.

Local / Domestic: IDR 500,000
Foreign Visitor: IDR 1,000,000
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Film & Production

Cinematography

Full film crews, movie scenes, documentary filming, and drone coverage.

Local / Domestic: IDR 1,500,000
Foreign Visitor: IDR 2,500,000
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Plan Your Visit to Sangeh Monkey Forest

Open daily for visitors, cultural tours, monkey feeding, and photography sessions. Our friendly team is ready to welcome you to our sacred sanctuary in Bali.

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