Bali Botanic Garden: A Natural Haven

Located in the heart of Bali, Bali Botanic Garden was established in 1959 by Dr. Soejono, focusing on the conservation of Indonesia's rich plant diversity.

Spanning 157 hectares, this garden showcases a variety of unique flora, including over 2,000 species, and serves as a crucial site for plant research and education. Its cultural significance is also highlighted by multiple traditional Balinese structures scattered throughout the gardens.

Must-See Wonders

🌺 Rare Orchid Collection - Home to numerous rare orchid species, this section is a must-visit for botany enthusiasts.
🌳 Giant Trees - Visitors can marvel at monumental trees, some over 100 years old, that dominate the landscape.
🌊 Arboretum Area - This zone features extensive collections of trees, showcasing the variety of Indonesia's wooded landscapes.

Accessibility is generally free, making it suitable for tourists, families, and botany lovers alike.