Database Colletions
More than 2000 species of plants are preserved at Bali Botanic Garden, represent plants from montane areas of the eastern Indonesia: Bali, Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi, Maluku and Papua. New plants are acquired from commercial nurseries, arboreta, botanic gardens, plant breeding programs and collecting expeditions. Read more
News
Workshop Wisata Pendidikan Lingkungan
5/01/2013. Workshop wisata pendidikan lingkungan dilaksanakan di Kebun Raya "Eka Karya" Bali pada tanggal 11 September 2012, yang diikuti oleh para guru selengkapnya...
Kunjungan Max Balgooy Di Kebun Raya Bali
5/01/2013. Untuk kesekian kalinya pada bulan September 2012 lalu Kebun Raya Bali kedatangan tamu istimewa Dr. M.M.J. van Balgooy atau biasa disapa Pak Max. selengkapnya...
6/01/2013. Daunnya unik berbentuk anak panah keluar dari tangkai daun yang tebal dan panjang dari pangkal batang. Berwarna putih bersih dan tongkolnya berwarna kuning. selengkapnya...
Menimba Ilmu dari All season Hotel
6/01/2013. Pelayanan prima biasanya berhubungan erat dengan bisnis jasa pelayanan yang dilakukan dalam upaya untuk memberikan rasa puas dan menumbuhkan kepercayaan selengkapnya...
7/01/2013. Homalomena tirtae adalah spesies baru yang pertama kali ditemukan di Kalimantan Timur sebagai kompleks Borneensis sedangkan anggota kompleks lainnya ditemukan di Serawak selengkapnya...
Pelepasan Purnatugas Pegawai KR Bali Tahun 2012
7/01/2013. Pada 28 Desember 2012 Kebun Raya Bali melepas 10 orang pegawai yang telah memasuki usia pensiun per 1 Januari 2013. selengkapnya...
Location, Hour & Admission
The Bali Botanic Garden is located at Bedugul area in the middle of Bali island about 60 KM from Denpasar. Public transportation is not convenient due to irregular schedule, visitors adviced to use tourist bus, car, taxi, or motorbike.
Admission
Domestic visitors IDR 7,000
Foreign visitors IDR 18,000
Motorbike parking IDR 3,000
Car parking IDR 6,000
Bus parking IDR 12,000
Car is allowed to drive around the garden with additional fee IDR 12,000. Read more
Education
The Bali Botanic Garden displays plants from around the world within different landscape themes that are complemented by glasshouse conservatories, buildings, water features, and statues.
Schools can use the garden as a living museum to learn about the fascinating world of plants and their importance to all life on earth. Our environmental education programs (known as REPLING) include science, environment, and culture, using a discovery based learning across the curriculum approach. Programs are available for Elementary, Junior and Senior High School.
Please click here for reservation and contact us detailed programs.