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
24/06/2011. Tahun 2011 Kebun Raya Bali kedatangan empat CPNS baru. Setelah melewati ribuan pesaing, akhirnya Novi Harun A.R., Arief Priyadi, Catur Nugroho dan Taufik Akbar. selengkapnya...
Intership Program of Leo Franiatte
24/06/2011. Leo Franiatte, pria jangkung asal Perancis ini pada bulan Februari 2011 telah melakukan internship program di Kebun Raya Bali. Leo panggilan akrabnya selengkapnya...
Kebun Raya Bali Meraih Cipta Award 2011
27/09/2011. Kabar membanggakan datang dari Bali. Citra Pesona Wisata (Cipta Award) telah diraih oleh Kebun Raya "Eka Karya" Bali-LIPI. selengkapnya...
Enam mahasiswa pascasarjana University of Delaware mengunjungi Kebun Raya Bali.
16/01/2012. Enam mahasiswa Pascasarjana University of Delaware didampingi dua orang staf administratif Longwood. Gardens selengkapnya...
Jumlah Koleksi, Herbarium dan Biji Kebun Raya Bali Bulan Desember 2011
17/01/2012. Tidak bisa dipungkiri berbagai jenis tumbuhan yang ada di Kebun Raya Bali merupakan aset yang tak ternilai yang harus dijaga selengkapnya...
Angin Kencang Tumbangkan Koleksi Kebun Raya Bali
24/01/2012. Kawasan bedugul diguyur hujan lebat disertai angin kencang selasa malam (24.1.2012). Akibat angin kencang tersebut beberapa koleksi tumbuhan 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 tourish bus, car, taxi, or motorbike.
Admission
Individual IDR 7,000
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.
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.