Bali Botanical Garden Tickets

One of the best collections that you can see using your Bali Botanical Garden Tickets is the Begonia collection. The Bali Botanical Garden is home to the most comprehensive collection of begonias in the whole world, with almost 100 species, and 3 endangered species on display.

The Bali Botanical Garden boasts of having the largest collection of wild orchids in all of Bali, with around 300 different species that you can discover here. In addition to wild orchids, you can also come across rare and endangered species like the Calanthe Baliensis, the Vanda tricolour, Paphiopedilum Javanicum and the rare black orchid here.

You can use your botanical garden bedugul bali tickets to gain access to the new Conservation Building in the garden. This building is home to a large collection of plants, ranging from primitive land plants like moss to modern-day flowering plants. You can also witness the rare titan arum or corpse flower here.

The Bali Botanical Garden is also home to a large collection of carnivorous plants, especially from the genus Nepenthes. These plants are native to many different parts of the world and have adapted to survive in nutrient-poor environments by trapping and digesting insects.

With the Bali Botanical Garden Tickets, you can get a chance to learn about the different traditional medicinal plants or Usada housed here. There are more than 300 species of medicinal plants in the garden, spread across an area of 1.6 hectares, and includes ginger, turmeric, fennel, pineapple as well as jatropha and others.

Housed within the Bali Botanical Garden are 87 different species of bamboo plants, out of which 6 species are endemic to Bali. This includes the rare climbing bamboo as well. The botanic garden is known as the abode of over 10 percent of the 1500 bamboo species found in the whole world.

Availing the botanical garden bedugul bali tickets gives you a chance to explore the stunning fern garden here. Spread across 2 hectares of area, the fern garden here includes tree ferns, bird’s nest fern, elephant trunk ferns, as well as climbing and aquatic ferns, among others. The collection includes around 200 species, a majority of which belong to eastern Indonesia.

When visiting the Bali Botanical Garden, you can also go on a tropical forest walk, which is a beautiful walking trail, lined with wide-canopied trees. You will find plants like giant elephant trunks and wild orchids, among others, along the trail that winds their way along the river banks.

With the Bali Botanical Garden Tickets, you can also see the giant fig tree, located at the top of the garden, on the slope of Tapak Hill. Said to be hundreds of years old, this tree has a magnificent canopy as well as aerial roots, which are the abode of monkeys and different bird species.

The rhododendron garden in Bali Botanical Garden consists of around 20 different species of rhododendrons as well as azaleas, including the Rhododendron Javanicum, an Indonesian endemic species and 12 vireya rhododendrons as well.

To gain entry into the cactus greenhouse, use your botanical garden bedugul bali Tickets. There are 100 different cacti species in the greenhouse, in addition to species like the sugar cane orchid, which is the largest orchid in the whole world.

There are two large pools and 4 smaller ponds in the garden which house the aquatic plant collection here. There are 21 species here, including the hairy water lily, umbrella papyrus from Madagascar and water snowflake as well. You can also see papyrus sedge from Africa here.

The rose garden in Bali Botanical Garden is a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the fragrance of the roses. The garden is filled with different varieties of roses, and the colours are simply stunning. You can find roses of all colours, from white to pink to red. The garden is also home to a collection of the rare green rose.

One of the best things that you can do in Bali Botanical Garden is birdwatching. The garden has a variety of different habitats, which act as great places for birds. There are over 100 species of birds that have been identified in the garden, some of which include the Indonesian Honeyeater, Green Junglefowl and the Sunda Thrush, among others.