Bali Botanic Garden (Kebun Raya Bali),Bali

• Orchid Collection and Greenhouses
• Begonia House
• Medicinal and Ethnobotanical Gardens
• Bamboo and Cycad Collections
• Scenic Walking Trails and Thematic Plant Beds
• Canopy/treetop walkways and viewpoints (seasonal/subject to maintenance)
• Water features, ponds, and landscaped picnic areas

• Cool, montane climate (pleasant escape from Bali’s lowland heat)
• Panoramic views of the Bedugul highlands and Lake Bratan
• Strong emphasis on conservation, research, and plant education
• Accessible themed collections (orchids, begonias, medicinal plants)
• Photography-friendly landscapes with well-kept lawns and shaded paths

• Leisurely walks through themed collections and forested trails
• Guided educational tours (check garden schedule or request for groups)
• Photography—plants, landscapes, and birdlife
• Birdwatching (highland and forest species often present)
• Picnics in designated areas
• Hands-on plant or nursery purchases (seedlings, orchids—availability may vary)

Visit during the dry season (roughly April to September) for clearer skies and easier walking; early morning is ideal for cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and better bird activity.

Highland climate—cooler than coastal Bali. Expect temperatures roughly between 15–25°C (59–77°F), with possibilities of mist, light rain, and variable cloud cover. Bring a light jacket.

Opening hours are typically daytime (early morning until late afternoon). There is usually a modest entrance fee and extra charges for certain facilities or guided tours. Fees, opening hours, and special-activity schedules can change—check the official garden website or local tourism information before visiting.

Located in Bedugul, roughly a 1–2 hour drive from central areas like Ubud or southern Bali depending on traffic. Nearest major airport is Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar); travel to the garden is by road. Public transport options are limited—best reached by private car, taxi, or organized tour. On-site parking available. Some trails have uneven or steep sections and may be challenging for wheelchair users; main garden areas around the collections are more accessible but verify in advance if mobility aids are needed.

Plan for 2–4 hours to explore main collections comfortably; allow more time if attending guided tours or combining with nearby attractions like Lake Bratan or local temples.

Wear layered clothing for changing highland weather, comfortable walking shoes, a light rain jacket or poncho, and sun protection (hat/sunscreen). Bring water and insect repellent.

Small local cafés and vendors near Bedugul and the garden sell snacks, Balinese coffee, and simple meals. Look for plant-related souvenirs such as orchid seedlings, botanical prints, or locally made handicrafts at nearby markets—buy from reputable sellers and respect plant-collection regulations.