Bali Combination Tour Packages has Bali Safari Park and Ubud Tour which offers a fun experience to explore the Safari Park and visit Ubud village. This tour will begin with a Jungle Hopper activity owned by Bali Safari and Marine Park. This park has a very large area and is known to many people as a home to a variety of exotic and adorable animal species. Visitors can explore the habitats of animals from Indonesia, India and Africa while interacting directly with the animals in this open environment. Capture your moments with these adorable animals. We will continue our journey to the Ubud Village area which has many interesting tourist attractions to visit. In Ubud you will be invited to visit the Ubud Monkey Forest (small rainforest) which is already inhabited by a group of tame monkeys. Within the Ubud Monkey Forest is also a beautiful temple. We will also continue our tour with a visit to the Ubud Royal Palace as the residence of the former King of Ubud and the Ubud Art Market across the palace. This art market is the largest in Ubud village and sells a wide variety of handicrafts/souvenirs. Our Bali Driver Hire driver will take you back to the hotel after completing this adventure and you will take away the valuable experience of the Bali Safari and Ubud package. Here is a summary of the tourist destinations that we will visit during the Bali Safari Park and Ubud Tour.
The exhibits at Bali Safari and Marine Park feature a variety of animals such as Sumatran elephants, Sumatran tigers, white tigers, leopards, Komodo dragons and cheetahs. The park is an active wildlife conservation center and has a mission for conservation, education and recreation. Through the Jungle Hopper Package, you will experience an educational tour about more than 100 species of animals in this park. Book this package to explore Bali’s largest safari and enjoy your vacation by seeing a variety of interesting animals and birds.
Ubud Monkey Forest is a sacred place located in the south of Ubud town, about 3 km from the town center, with access via the main road also named Monkey Forest. The existence of this sacred forest shows the harmonious relationship between man and nature. In Bali, sanctuaries like Ubud Monkey Forest are generally located in villages that are considered sacred and are often surrounded by temples. These cultural sanctuaries are not only an important part of Bali’s cultural heritage, but also play a role in people’s daily lives. Located in the center of Ubud, it is one of the most visited destinations in the region.
Ubud Royal Palace is a royal palace that serves as the residence of the King of Ubud, featuring beautiful Balinese traditional house architecture. Located in the center of Ubud, the palace is decorated with eye-catching traditional crafts. Founded by Ida Tjokorda Putu Kandel, who ruled from 1800 to 1823, Ubud has been known as the “royal town” for over a hundred years. Rulers of Ubud with the title of “Tjokorda” or “Agung” still live within the traditional royal residence known as “Puri.” However, it is important to note that not all places called “puris” are royal residences. The palace is located opposite the Ubud Market, making it one of the main destinations often visited before visitors proceed to the market.
Ubud Art Market whose existence is not much different from other markets in the tourist area. Ubud Art Market as the financial center of the general public in Ubud. Ubud Art Market is the largest art market in Ubud town, many locals and tourists visit this place to buy necessities of life or souvenirs, handicrafts and others. There are two market buildings that can be accessed at the same distance which is one square in the west for local people to buy some goods such as food, vegetables and ceremonial tools and the other building for tourists which are shops that mostly sell souvenirs, paintings and handicrafts.
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