New Entry Ticket Prices Introduced At Top Bali Cultural Attraction 

by Rachel Morgan News Editor

Tourists planning trips to Bali in 2026 should be aware of upcoming price adjustments at several popular cultural attractions. While the increases are not expected to significantly impact most travelers, understanding these changes is advisable.

Price Adjustments at Penglipuran Village

Penglipuran Village in Bangli Regency, recognized by the UN World Tourism Organisation as one of the World’s Best Tourism Villages, will implement new pricing structures beginning January 1st, 2026. The village will transition to a “Visiting Package” system, replacing separate entrance fees. These packages are designed to enhance visitor experiences and support both cultural preservation and the well-being of local residents.

Did You Know? Penglipuran Village is fundamentally a residential community, opening its homes and communal spaces to visitors.

Two package options will be available. Ticket Option One, priced at IDR 50,000 for international adults and IDR 30,000 for international children (IDR 25,000 and IDR 15,000 respectively for domestic tourists), includes access to Jalan Utama Desa, residents’ homes, and the bamboo forest. Ticket Option Two, costing IDR 125,000 for international adults and IDR 100,000 for international children, adds a dedicated local guide to the experience.

Alas Kedaton Monkey Forest Also Increasing Prices

In addition to Penglipuran Village, Bali’s Secret Monkey Forest, Alas Kedaton, will also introduce new ticket prices in 2026. International adult tickets will increase from IDR 30,000 to IDR 70,000, while children’s tickets will rise from IDR 20,000 to IDR 60,000. Alas Kedaton currently welcomes an average of 50 tourists daily.

Expert Insight: The shift towards packaged experiences at Penglipuran Village suggests a broader trend in Bali tourism – a move to prioritize quality, sustainability, and direct community benefit over simply maximizing visitor numbers. This could signal similar changes at other cultural sites.

These price adjustments come as Bali continues to navigate the balance between welcoming tourism and preserving its unique cultural heritage. The changes at Penglipuran Village and Alas Kedaton may indicate a wider effort to ensure tourism revenue directly supports local communities and the long-term preservation of Bali’s cultural treasures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is changing at Penglipuran Village in 2026?

Starting January 1st, 2026, Penglipuran Village will no longer charge separate entrance fees. Instead, tourists will be required to purchase a Visiting Package, available at the official ticket counter.

How much will the Visiting Packages cost?

Ticket Option One costs IDR 50,000 for international adults and IDR 30,000 for international children. Ticket Option Two, which includes a local guide, costs IDR 125,000 for international adults and IDR 100,000 for international children.

Is Alas Kedaton the only other attraction increasing prices?

According to the information available, Alas Kedaton is the only other cultural tourist attraction specifically mentioned as introducing new ticket prices in 2026.

As Bali’s tourism landscape evolves, how might these pricing adjustments impact the overall visitor experience and the sustainability of local communities?

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