Bali attraction ticket prices have gone up! 2026 Sacred Monkey Forest, Tegallalang Rice Terrace, and temple price list: A must-see budget table for three-generation families

Attention travelers heading to Bali! If you’re planning a trip after April, you may need to adjust your budget slightly. According to the latest official announcements, several popular attractions, including the Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest and Tanah Lot Temple, have officially raised ticket prices starting April 1, 2026, with increases ranging from about 20% to 33%.

This price adjustment is mainly to cover rising maintenance costs and to improve service quality and facilities for visitors.

📌 Before-and-After Price Comparison for Popular Attractions

Below is a breakdown of ticket price changes for the most affected and most visited spots (based on foreign adult ticket prices):

Special Note: Sacred Monkey Forest: Previously had separate weekday and weekend prices (100k/120k), but starting in April, the price has been unified and raised to 130,000 IDR, regardless of the day. Ulun Danu Beratan Temple: Although a price increase is planned, according to current information, it won’t take effect until July 1, 2026 (from 75k to 100k), so travelers visiting in April won’t be affected yet.

💰 Want to estimate your budget? Reference ticket prices (in Indonesian Rupiah) for the Sacred Monkey Forest, Tanah Lot, and 40+ other popular attractions are compiled in the Bali Ticket Price List , which also includes price comparison buttons for Klook/Trip.com. Prices are subject to change by operators, so this article won’t repeat the numbers—always refer to that page.

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💡 Travel Tips: How to Handle the Price Hikes?

1. Go Digital: Most popular attractions (like the Sacred Monkey Forest) now fully accept Visa/MasterCard credit cards and QRIS mobile payments. It’s recommended to carry a credit card with good overseas cashback to avoid carrying large amounts of cash.
2. Avoid Crowds: Even though tickets are pricier, your experience shouldn’t suffer. For the Sacred Monkey Forest, aim to enter right when it opens at 9:00 AM to avoid the afternoon crowds and enjoy better photo opportunities.
3. Budget Planning: With the Bali Travel Fee taking effect in 2026, it’s wise to allocate 15%-20% more for transportation and ticket costs than before, so you won’t feel too constrained during your trip!

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While this ticket price adjustment might sting the wallet a bit, it’s certainly necessary for the preservation of these thousand-year-old historical sites and natural landscapes. For those planning a trip soon, make sure to update the notes on your phone—don’t let the new prices catch you off guard at the entrance!