Explore the 13.91-hectare sacred sanctuary of Alas Pala Sangeh in interactive 3D. Discover ancient temples, legendary nutmeg trees, guide posts, and walking trails.
Ancient 17th-century royal temple nestled in the north-west nutmeg grove.
Click the ▶ Auto Tour button to follow the visitor path from the main gate around the temples, sacred trees, and ranger stations.
Click any location below to navigate and focus the 3D camera directly onto that point.
17th-century sacred royal temple built by the Kingdom of Mengwi, nestled in the heart of the north-west nutmeg forest.
Unique hollow nutmeg tree on the eastern boundary, revered as a sacred symbol of harmony and natural fertility.
Iconic giant mythological statue besieged by monkey troops, located near POS 2 and the tiered temple square.
Temple located in the north-central grove near POS 5, dedicated to blessings of prosperity and peaceful trade.
Temple at the north-east corner of the forest featuring a crystal-clear natural sacred freshwater spring.
Statue of the noble white monkey general Hanoman, situated along the southern pedestrian trail near POS 6.
Towering ancient banyan tree with dense curtain-like hanging roots along the western edge of the sanctuary.
Manned ranger posts distributed along the trails to assist visitors, ensure safety, and guide monkey feeding.
Main visitor reception, official ticketing gate, tourist information hub, and starting point for forest walks.
To ensure a safe, memorable visit and preserve the harmonious natural habitat of our sacred ash monkeys: