Bali Bird Park is a vibrant sanctuary home to a diverse array of avian species, offering visitors a unique opportunity to engage with the rich bird life of Indonesia and beyond.
Bali Bird Park is a 2-hectare aviary located in Gianyar, Bali. It boasts over 1,000 birds representing more than 250 species from Indonesia, Africa, and South America. The park is famed for its commitment to wildlife conservation and education, focusing on species such as the endangered Bali Starling. Exhibits are designed to simulate the native habitats of resident birds, with themed areas mimicking different ecosystems like the South American jungle and African savannah. Opened in 1995, Bali Bird Park is not only a sanctuary for avian species but also a hub for conservation efforts and breeding programs. Visitors can enjoy interactive feeding sessions, bird shows, and comprehensive educational displays. The park’s lush gardens offer an oasis where guests can appreciate the beauty and fragility of the natural world.
The Komodo Dragon exhibit
Daily bird shows featuring free-flying macaws, falcons, and other species
Interactive feeding experiences with pelicans and other birds
Conservation efforts focusing on the critically endangered Bali Starling
An initiative to preserve and increase the population of the critically endangered Bali Starling.
A cinema experience providing insight into bird life through engaging and educational films.
Home to various reptiles, including the infamous Komodo Dragon.