Bali Zoo,Bali

• Orangutan encounters
• Sumatran tiger exhibits
• Komodo dragon viewing (if available)
• Elephant encounters and educational programs
• Bird aviaries featuring tropical and endangered species including the Bali myna
• Reptile house
• Children's play area and interactive feeding sessions
• Night Safari and special behind-the-scenes tours

• Close-up, supervised animal encounters (e.g., orangutan feeding, elephant interactions)
• Riverine, tropical garden setting with lush landscaping
• Conservation-focused exhibits and educational talks
• Family-friendly facilities and accessible pathways
• On-site dining and themed experiences (e.g., animal breakfast, dinner shows)

• Guided tours and keeper talks
• Animal encounters and supervised feedings
• Night Safari experience and after-hours programs
• Family activities and children’s educational sessions
• Photo opportunities with select species (subject to safety and regulations)
• Souvenir shopping and on-site dining

Dry season (April to October) is generally the most comfortable — mornings are cooler and ideal for animal activity. Visiting early in the day can increase chances of seeing active animals.

Tropical climate: warm and humid year-round. Dry season (April–October) is sunnier; wet season (November–March) brings higher chance of heavy showers and short rainstorms.

Opening hours commonly around 09:00–17:00 (check official site for current times). Entry fees and premium experiences (e.g., Breakfast with Orangutans, Night Safari, elephant encounters) vary — prices change seasonally and with packages. It's recommended to book online in advance for special experiences and to confirm current rates.

Located in Gianyar (near Ubud) — approximately 30–45 minutes from central Ubud and about 45–90 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar), depending on traffic. Public transport is limited; best reached by taxi, private transfer, or tour operator. The zoo has accessible paths but check in advance for specific mobility needs and available facilities.

Half-day to full day (3–5 hours) to comfortably experience main exhibits and at least one encounter or show. Add more time if booking dining experiences or the Night Safari.

Lightweight, breathable clothing; comfortable walking shoes; sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen); light rain jacket during wet season; insect repellent for evenings; a small water bottle (refill where allowed).

On-site cafes offer family-friendly meals and snacks. Nearby areas (Ubud and Gianyar) have many local warungs serving Balinese cuisine (try nasi campur or bebek betutu). Souvenirs: plush animals, locally made wood carvings, batik textiles, and conservation-themed merchandise sold at the zoo shop.