Ubud Monkey Forest, Ubud

You can borrow a sarong at the entrance if you forget to bring one.

The entrance fee is 100,000 IDR per person, so be prepared with cash.

Entry fee is 50,000 IDR, which is reasonable for such a significant site.

The entrance fee is reasonable, making it great value for money.

Entry fee is 100,000 rupiah, which is a reasonable price for such a unique experience.

The entrance fee is 100K IDR, and it's open until 6:00 p.m., so plan your visit accordingly.

The admission fee is also 50,000 Indonesian rupiah per person.

Be respectful of the local customs and the significance of the temple to the community.

Observe the temples from outside as access is restricted due to their sacred nature.

Consider bringing peanuts or snacks to feed the monkeys, but be aware that they depend on tourists for food.

Consider visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon for the best photo opportunities.

The temple is well-maintained and beautiful, making it a great spot for photography.

Be cautious with your belongings as monkeys can be curious and may try to grab them.

Be cautious with your belongings; the monkeys can be quite mischievous and may try to grab items from you.

Keep an eye on your belongings as the monkeys can be quite mischievous.

Be cautious when visiting as monkeys can be unpredictable; avoid making direct eye contact with them.

It's a good idea to keep your belongings secure, as monkeys are known to grab items from visitors.

Be cautious around the monkeys; they can be cheeky and may try to steal your belongings.

Dress modestly when visiting; covering knees and shoulders is required.

Keep an eye on your belongings as the monkeys are known to be curious and can grab items.

Keep your belongings secure; monkeys are known to grab items from bags.

If you do encounter a cheeky monkey, stay calm and don’t panic.

Keep an eye on your belongings as the monkeys can be mischievous.

It's best to avoid direct eye contact with the monkeys to reduce the risk of aggression.

Be cautious with your belongings as macaques can be curious and may try to grab food or open bags.

Keep your belongings secure; monkeys are known to take loose items quickly.

Keep a tight grip on your belongings as the monkeys are known for their light-fingered antics.

Be cautious with your belongings; we had our wallet stolen by a monkey.

Avoid making eye contact with the monkeys as it can be seen as a sign of aggression.

Keep your belongings secure as the monkeys can be quite mischievous and may try to steal items.

Be cautious when getting close to the monkeys; they might steal your belongings.

Consider paying extra for a photo experience with the monkeys for a memorable souvenir.

Be prepared for a rich atmosphere filled with greenery and cultural elements, making it a must-visit spot.

Expect to see monkeys everywhere; they are very close and not scary at all.

If you're looking for a more personal experience, consider different tours instead of the typical tourist spots.

Plan to spend around 30 to 60 minutes to soak in the tranquility and history.

Despite urbanization around it, the temple still retains a jungle feel, making it a serene escape.

Expect a primeval setting with ancient stone structures under massive banyan trees.

Visit early in the morning for a calmer experience before the tour groups arrive.

Visit early in the day to enjoy a quieter experience and better photo opportunities.

Visit early in the day to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere before the crowds arrive.

Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and have a more intimate experience with the monkeys.

Visit during the early morning or late afternoon for a quieter experience.