Things to do in Taman Mumbul Sangeh

When you buy the ticket from Klook you just go through the gates and scan true QR code- no need to change it at counter for entry ticket. this makes it easier to skip the lines. It gets crowded quickly so this saves time! The monkey Forest has changed since I was last here and it looks like it’s getting more . The monkeys are cute and mischievous. Staff all around to help if you need a photo, hat retrieved or to shoo away the monkeys if they become troublesome! Loved my time here.

We had a great time rafting and riding the ATV today! Our driver was very friendly, and everything was well organized and went smoothly. I especially recommend the rafting. The scenery along the Ayung River was beautiful, and our rafting guide was very energetic and made the whole experience so much fun. Highly recommended!

This is of the most accommodating tour we had. The staffs are so friendly, organized and they are good with taking pictures. The place is very peaceful and there's not a lot of tourists which makes our experience better because we can take a lot of pictures :). The inxluded coffee/tea makes the experience great as well.

OMG what an amazing experience, first off SUDAWAN was a fantastic driver, so clam and a very relaxing drive, and answered messages so quickly. Now onto the activities so glad we booked all 3 ATV, Rafting and the silver making class (the order we did it it). Everyone who looked after us today was so good and made it so much fun and the lunch was delicious. A special shout out to the silver making class “Sri Rahayu Silver”, we had a personal class with Wayan and his wife. Who taught us so much more then just how to make our rings which turned out so beautiful.

I had a great time at Aloha swing and the Waterfall. I was also blown away by the level of professionalism and expertise displayed by Mulia . He went above and beyond to ensure my satisfaction, and I can confidently say that he has earned a lifelong customer! xoxo From: South Africa

Before rafting, you'll put on a life vest and helmet. After a short drive, you'll need to climb many stairs, both up and down, to reach the rafting area, so you'll likely be out of breath and sweating. The actual rafting lasts about an hour and a half, with a 30-minute break in the middle where you can buy drinks (NT$120). Afterward, there's lunch, which is decent. I recommend sitting in the front left for the best photos, as you won't be blocked. There will be people taking photos and videos at various spots, and at the end, they'll ask if you want to buy the video and photos for around NT$800, which is quite expensive. I suggest splitting the cost with your rafting companions to make it more affordable. This was my first time rafting, and it wasn't too scary or prone to capsizing; it was genuinely thrilling and fun! I'd definitely want to go again!

First time trying out the activity and we both loved it. The staff were very patient and friendly and gave clear instructions and guidance on how to make the couple rings we designed. It was interesting to learn how there were so many steps involved in a simple jewelry. Overall a fun and interesting experience which we highly recommend.

The driver picked us up exactly on time. It was great that we only had to walk down stairs for about 7-8 minutes to reach the rafting starting point, and then we could immediately transfer to a truck at the end point. The guides were cheerful and fun, and thanks to them, we laughed a lot during the rafting. Individual lockers were provided, which made storing our belongings convenient. For lunch, we had fried rice, noodles, three side dishes, and chicken soup, which was decent. The showers weren't bad, and it was nice that large towels were provided.

For 80 yuan, you can have breakfast and do yoga. What more could you ask for? I feel the yoga instructor isn't as professional as those in China, but the environment is excellent. If you're staying here long-term, this is a great option. I recommend buying a package deal; a similar meal in Ubud would cost 40 yuan anyway.