[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Bali Botanical Garden (Updated May)

#wecreate Bali botanic garden is astonishing beautiful botanic garden, clean and great view toward the lake. The place is good for family or large group to enjoy the garden walk around the big trees or for picnic. the botanic garden has 157,5 hectare. The landscape is mountainous. You can rent bike or self drive buggy. If you fancy a Zipline you can do that also. Very well maintained and well worth a visit. #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic#nationalpark#bali

Bedugul Bali Botanical Garden is the largest botanical garden in Indonesia which is located in Candikuning Village, Baturiti District, Tabanan Regency, Bali, about 60 km from Denpasar.This garden is the first botanical garden established by the sons of the Indonesian people.Bedugul Bali Botanical Garden is a favorite tourist spot for families because of the cool weather.

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Botanical Garden in Bedugul, northern Bali. You can feel the Little Forest atmosphere while walking along the green forest path. 🏷️Bali Botanical Garden 📍Address: Jl. Kebun Raya, Candikuning, Kec. Baturiti, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82191 Indonesia 🕖Hours: Mon-Fri 08:00-16:00 / Sat-Sun 08:00-17:00 🔍Admission: 25,500 rupees per person (about 2,260 won) #Southeast Asia travel #Bali travel #Bali travel destination recommendation #Let's go on a trip #Overseas travel

Visiting the Bali Botanic Garden was a refreshing experience. The garden features a variety of plants and trees, creating a serene and relaxing environment 🌿. Walking along the green pathways and enjoying the magnificent scenery was very soothing. There are also small lakes and open spaces ideal for quiet picnics or enjoying time outdoors. The garden offers an interesting educational experience about local and international plants, making it a great destination for nature and tranquility lovers.

The Bali Botanical Garden, located in the Three Lakes area in the middle of Bali, is just diagonally opposite the Bedugul Water Temple. It's about 1 kilometer from the Water Temple. The ticket price is 10 RMB, and a bottle of water is included. Basically, there is a large circular road inside, and you can walk around it. However, unlike the concept of botanical gardens in China, there are not many exotic flowers and plants inside, the main attraction is trees, various parasitic trees and large banyan trees. There are also people renting motorcycles and bicycles, but it's not very cost-effective, they charge by the hour, suitable for people who are in a hurry. Unlike the crowded tourists outside, the botanical garden is very large and there are not many people, it's also very quiet. The main entrance is on the south side, there is actually an east gate, but it has been closed. According to my personal experiment and observation, the east gate can also be entered and exited, and you don't have to buy a ticket. Many locals go this way because a large iron gate was built on a dirt road, but people can walk past the gate, there are stepping stones, the management is quite lax.

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I find botanical gardens can be a little hit and miss, but this one is a keeper. We walked around the whole complex and enjoyed every part of it. The cacti greenhouse, the orchid section, the sculptures that line the main drive, plus the trees, eerie forest. Once you walk in, head to the right and you might have a chance to hire some electric scooter, which might help seeing all road adjoining features much quicker. #wecreate

Sharing my experiences and favorite pictures from my recent trip in Bali! (Feb 16th to 26th) 4hrs before my flight nasa airport na ako since first travel ko and I dont want to have any problem. So the flight was 3:45am and I arrived at Terminal 3 before 11pm. I had a very smooth IO interview kahit na I’m only a freelance streamer No payslip, No COE and first time traveler out of the country. The IO just looked for my itinerary, idk if she was as on her poker face mode or she is tired na kasi midnight na rin yon. Mas matagal pa nga yung interview sakin nung IO sa Bali going back to the PH, na-confused kasi si kuya mo sa passport pic ko and also the guards behind him were looking back and forth to me and to my passport. Kala ko hindi nako pabalikin ng Pilipinas 😂 I booked all of my trip to Kuya Ketut Travel. I highly recommend him, he was really nice also his drivers! He even treated us some snacks, lunch and may pa-souvenirs pa sya. Just PM me if you want to get his contact! Tips: - Buy simcard outside the airport kasi mas cheaper. - I just used ATM to get cash than exchanging on a Money Exchange places. Better conversion and maliit lang transaction fee. - Book a night or two in Nusa Penida! I only did a day tour there and I regret that 💀 - Stay longer in UBUD! There plenty of activities you can do there. But, if you want party with afams go in Seminyak and Cangu. - Book a ride through Gojek, they are the cheapest! - Matutong tumawad!! You can get the item 60-50 of the original price! - And, enjoy Bali! Thanks to this group kasi super big help talaga and sa mga napag tanungan kong mga nag post dito ❤️ MORE TRAVEL TO US 🥰 #beachlife #campingglamping #foodie #本地遊

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