Bali Botanic Garden gate

Kebun Raya Bedugul, Bali

Bali's botanic garden: 150 hectares of highland forest, orchid houses, lawns and a treetop adventure park on the slopes above Lake Bratan — the family half-day in the cool.

What is Kebun Raya Bedugul like, and is it worth visiting?

Kebun Raya Bali is the island's botanic garden, a kilometre from the lake temple at Bedugul: a vast, quiet park of native highland forest with collections of orchids, ferns, bamboo, cacti and medicinal plants, wide lawns for picnics, and the Bali Treetop park of zip-lines and rope bridges in the trees. You can drive through it. It's for families, walkers and anyone who wants an hour of green without a temple in it.

On the ground

Big, cool and unhurried. A candi bentar gate, a long avenue of trees, and then a network of roads and paths through forest and themed gardens — the orchid house, the fern garden, the cactus glasshouse, a lake with a pavilion. You can drive between sections, which matters with children or in rain.

The Treetop Adventure Park in the north corner has circuits of zip-lines, nets and swinging logs from easy to hard, for ages four and up, with harnesses and staff. It's a couple of hours on its own.

It's the Bedugul stop for a day when the temple is done in twenty minutes and you want to stay in the cool. Bring a picnic; the lawns are made for it.

The candi bentar gate
Photo The candi bentar gate

What to see at Kebun Raya

The forest walks

Trails through native montane forest, mossy and cool, 30 minutes to two hours.

Orchid and fern houses

Bali's native orchids in glasshouses near the entrance.

Bali Treetop Adventure Park

Zip-lines and rope courses in the trees, graded by age; book on arrival.

Ulun Danu Beratan, 5 minutes

The lake temple, the reason you came to Bedugul.

Entrance fees are in the price of our set routes; on a car + driver day they are paid at the gate, and your driver tells you the amounts the evening before.

What to do

Set routes that stop at Kebun Raya Bedugul

None of our set routes stops here yet — a driver day does.

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Or make it a driver day

Kebun Raya Bedugul plus wherever else you like, at your pace — up to ten hours, priced per car, your route.

Before you go

How long should you stay? An hour for a walk and the orchids; three with the treetop park. Ask us to add it to the north-Bali day.

Best time to visit. Morning and the dry season. Afternoon rain is near-daily, and the paths get muddy.

TicketsPer person and per car at the gate; treetop park separate
Opening hours08:00–18:00
DressWalking shoes, a layer, rain jacket
WalkingEasy to moderate; you can also drive between sections
FoodA café near the entrance; picnics welcome
ToiletsSeveral
WeatherCool, 18–24 °C; rain from early afternoon

Questions

Asked in the car

Is it good for children?

Very — lawns to run on, a lake with a pavilion, and the treetop park from age four. It's the best rainy-morning option in the highlands too.

Can we drive inside?

Yes, on the garden roads between sections, with a car ticket. Useful with small children and in rain.

How does it fit a tour day?

Swap it for the waterfall on the north-Bali route, or for Sangeh on the Aling-Aling day — say so and we build it in.

A green morning in the cool

Add the garden to any Bedugul day, or ask for a family driver day in the highlands.

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