Welcome to Taman Safari Bali, where lush landscapes and diverse flora create a sanctuary for both wildlife and nature enthusiasts. Among the park’s botanical treasures, the Angsana tree (Pterocarpus indicus), also known as the Narra tree, stands tall as a ... Read More
April 29, 2025 FloraExplore the Ficus ampelas (Amplas), a vital fig tree at Taman Safari Bali. Learn about its habitat, benefits to wildlife, and traditional uses in Southeast Asia. 1. Ficus Ampelas (Amplas) at a Glance Scientific Name ... Read More
April 24, 2025 FloraNestled within the lush landscapes of Taman Safari Bali, the Terminalia Catappa, locally known as Ketapang, stands as a testament to nature’s adaptability and generosity. This tropical almond tree, celebrated for its shade, resilience, and ecological value, is a highlight ... Read More
April 24, 2025 FloraAmid the vibrant landscapes of Taman Safari Bali, the Weeping Fig (Ficus benjamina) stands as a testament to nature’s versatility. Known locally as Beringin or Waringin, this elegant tree captivates visitors with its graceful drooping foliage and dual role as ... Read More
April 21, 2025 FloraWe have hundreds of animals in our park from over 100 species, including some of the rarest and endangered.
Not only are we one of the leading wildlife conservations in Indonesia, we are devoted to caring for the animals in our own safari. We ensure the highest standards of wellbeing is given to all our animals.
Browse below to see the animals that we have given a loving home to.
Our Animals
The world's largest land mammals gather in groups and are led by females! It requires them to drink 150 litres of water per day to quench their thirst.
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Lions are the second largest cats in the world after the tiger and can be found in Sub-Saharan Africa (West African Lion) and in western India (Asiatic Lion). They live [...]
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The word rhinoceros is derived through Latin from the Ancient Greek: which is composed of rhino, "nose" and keras, "horn". There are five living species of Rhinoceros. The two African [...]
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The third largest mammals on land are the hippopotamus. These animals can weigh up to 2000 kg. The common hippopotamus lives near rivers, lakes and mangrove swamps. During the day, [...]
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Tigers are as majestic as they appear. The tiger is the largest member of the "big cat" species, as they can weigh up to 350kg. There are 6 subspecies of [...]
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