An amazing place, super hidden with plenty interesting graffiti. Talk about a 100 shot location. So many cool spots for video and photos ! Highly recommend Avoid the scam to pay in at the main entrance, head down towards the beach turn left, look for a hidden bush walk, can enter that way. Trust me it is something special. Hit me up with a helpful if you find it so.

This was amazing and fun. I love that there are dudes out front with printed Rp 20,000 tickets to an abandoned theme park. I loved exploring, the wall art is fantastic, and it was a brilliant adventure. Wear AND bring bug spray!

If you have any sense of adventure or interest in good quality graffiti then this is a must do! AMAZING graffiti. And if you walk quietly and slowly some nice wildlife too. There are maybe 100 good graffiti murals! The very friendly local villagers have taken over the running of this crumbling derelict theme park, they sweep the paths, and keep the toilets open, and provide you with a sense of security in this potentially scary place. Please don't argue with the ticket price of 20,000R - it is only about €1 and for that you get access to a Europe standard street art collection! If you complain about that you are letting us foreigners down. Don't be so mean!

Taman Festival Bali was a sprawling 10-hectare entertainment complex and amusement park with lazer light show, 3D cinema, exotic animal exhibits including a small island "Crocodile Rock" surrounded by a moat full of crocodiles, and at its heart, a man-made volcano which shot fireworks as lava from its mouth.  The park opened in 1997 and was abandoned shortly thereafter during the height of the Asian Financial Crisis, leaving the buildings, grounds, and animals on-site to their own devices. These days nature is reclaiming the site and it creates a beautiful, yet somewhat eerie scene. It has become a canvas for street art by artists from all over the globe with some very impressive graffiti.  Most interestingly, the jungle is absorbing the buildings and overgrowing the entire area.  Because of this, you will have to navigate the jungly maze that this place has become over the years in order to see the hidden gems! You can easily spend a few hours exploring this poetic site.  Taman Festival is frequented by photographers trying to capture the unique atmosphere and eerie vibe. Wear shoes, proper clothing and bring your own drink or snack.  Maybe breadcrumbs so you can find your way back through the maze ;) Even though the place is abandoned and not being kept up, there is often a security guard near the parking that will try to charge you a minimum 'donation' of 10,000 IDR to enter. This is not necessary, and can be avoided by using the alternate access and parking all the way around the the north/east. Be wary of where you place your feet as there are many pieces of glass, rusted nails, debris, and crumbling cement and tile, though mosquitos are probably the most dangerous thing about the site these days... Bring bug repellant!  Use common sense and Enjoy!

(Translated by Google) Taman Bali is an old building that used to be a theater but is now neglected until it has been converted into a tourist spot. The place is suitable for relaxing, especially for young children who hang out with friends and girlfriends more often. For convenience, please bring mosquito repellent or the like because the area surrounded by trees causes a lot of mosquitoes in this tourist area, besides that it is hoped that you will be more careful because the weathered building conditions can cause you to be crushed by a weathered roof if you fall. There is a pinball rental here which is also very suitable for hanging out with group of friends. (Original) Taman Bali merupakan sebuah bangunan tua yang dulunya adalah teater namun kini terbengkalai hingga dialihfungsikan menjadi sebuan tempat wisata. Tempatnya cocok untuk bersantai khususnya bagi anak-anak muda yang lebih sering nongkrong bersama teman maupun pacar. Untuk kenyamanan mohon membawa obat nyamuk atau sejenisnya karena kawasan yang dikelilingi pepohonan menyebabkan banyak nyamuk di area tempat wisata ini, selain itu diharapkan lebih berhati-hati karena kondisi bangunan yang lapuk dapat menyebabkan anda terdindih atap lapuk jika terjatuh. Terdapat penyewaan pinball disini juga sangat cocok untuk hangout barenag teman-teman sekumpulan.

Bring bug repellent, a flash light, and shoes!!! Otherwise, this My favorite maybe tourist spot in Bali. It's an abandoned and graffitied, what looks like center for the arts, with nature over growth. If you're into urban decay this place is sick. I wanna do a fashion shoot here, or throw a rave. There are basements you can explore too, but be careful because there are bats. Definitely bring bug repellent or the mosquitos will eat you alive. There is still glass in the buildings so shoes is a must as well.

(Translated by Google) Come here because of the "Cabriolet challenge (Original) Kesini gara" Cabriolet challenge

so incredible and beautiful when they say you should spray your body with mosquito spray, you should do it cause many mosquito‘s (tiger) monster there. in the festival building was so beautiful cause of the street art and if you go to the other building you will feel different like i can‘t explain about that and also there‘s 4 graves and police line idk why

I like abandoned places and this is one of my favorite. Never too crowded, overgrown by greenery and you can find nice graffiti. If you don't want to pay entrance fee (which is not expensive anyway (20 k)) you can enter from the beach side.

Abandoned amusement park. Price for entrance 20k. Bunch of nice graffitis and a bit of building with trees grown through and around then. Perfect place if you’re into a bit of creepy and/or industrial things.

(Translated by Google) Keep it clean ... seriously ... There are a lot of photo spots just if you want to go to a certain place first, let's take care of ... we keep the same "this location💕💕💕 (Original) Jaga kebersihan ya.. seriusan.. Ada banyak spot foto cuma kalau mau ke tempat tertentu ijin dulu deh .. kita jaga sama" lokasi ini💕💕💕

A place with A LOT of mosquitoes. So pack insect repellent if you go here. They even stung through my clothes. I didn't stay long because my repellant was empty when I arrived. But besides the bugs it's a really interesting place to go. It's very large and if your not scared to wander through the bushes it's nice to go here.

It's a nice place to explore, kind of creepy but at the same time kind of soothing. We need to pay if we want to enter this place then after that we can take a walk as long as we want. There are many nice spots to take photos. The background and the grafitti make it really looks artsy. There is a beach right in front of the Taman Festival along with a spacious parking lot. Don't forget to bring water and mosquito spray.

(Translated by Google) Because of the Cabriolet Challenge v: (Original) Gara gara cabriolet challenge v:

The artwork here is amazing, especially with the ocean as a backdrop. We got a ride here, walked all around, then followed the beach walk back to Sanur beach side markets. It was a great day. We would highly recommend taking bug repellent with you and using double what you normally would. They are relentless.

Abandoned amusement park that nature and grafitti artist have completely taken over. Careful where you step, it can be really slippery. Bring tons of mosquito repellant. Have your camera ready and perhaps a flashlight too. Much bigger than I expected, it's easy to spend a couple of hours here, exploring what was a thriving places for a year back a couple of decades ago. Could use some information about the place and why it was abandoned.

Taman Festival Bali, Located North of Bali from Inna Bali Beach Resort is a remarkable relic, the walks through the forest area is superb and the construction for 20,000 IND entry via the door lads . Well worth a look to spend an hour or so 😉

Fun place to visit.Amazing to see how much the forest has taken over in 20 years. Some good art work and no tourist shops on the way out. The surrounding warugs don't have Bingtag... We walked there from Sanur which was just as interesting, although a bit of a hike.

Definetly worth a visit here, I thought it would just be a small thing to see but turns out the grounds here are massive so worth the exploring

A abondoned park located in Sanur, Bali. This place is good for adventure and photoshoot.

Used to be hotel and restaurants there. Some graffiti were nice. Very quiet and interesting place. I didn’t mind mosquitoes with spray and long pants.

(Translated by Google) Haunted. Whereas in the past the main tourist destination was like GWK. Finally closed because of bankruptcy. Strangely, you have to pay 10 thousand if you want to enter here. People who come here are lovers of scary stories and steeped in kanuragan. Many leaks here are in the form of orbs light sightings at night around 24.00. Many foreign and Asian tourist spirits are also here because this location is a former mass grave of 107 Pan Am American Airways passengers who crashed into the mountain in Buleleng 22 April 1974. There is a giant genderuwo figure in the largest tree in this location and likes to attract visitors to the tree. There is a mural of a woman's face that can live too. Sometimes there is the sound of mystical gamelan as well, even though there is no banjar practicing around the location. The sound of the gamelan is a sign that the astral beings here thank you for not destroying and disturbing their place of residence. The creatures are also happy if you do not stay long in that location. (Original) Angker. Padahal dulu tujuan utama wisata kayak GWK gitu. Akhirnya tutup karena bangkrut. Anehnya anda harus bayar 10rb klo mau masuk ksini. Org yg datang ksini adalah penyuka kisah2 seram dan mendalami kanuragan. Banyak leak disini berupa penampakan cahaya orbs di malam hari sekitar jam 24.00. Banyak arwah turis bule dan Asia juga disini karena lokasi ini bekas kuburan massal 107 penumpang Pan Am American Airways yg nabrak gunung di Buleleng 22 April 1974. Ada sosok genderuwo raksasa di pohon terbesar d lokasi ini dan suka menarik pengunjung k pohon itu. Ada mural wajah wanita yang bisa hidup juga. Kadang ada suara gamelan mistis juga, padahal disekitar lokasi tidak ada banjar yg lagi latihan. Suara gamelan itu pertanda mahluk astral d sini berterimakasih pada anda karena tidak merusak dan menggangu tempat tinggal mereka. Para mahluk itu juga senang jika anda tidak berlama lama d lokasi itu.

It is a amazing place if you enjoy street art and nature. If you want to paint graffiti or murals there are many incredible places to paint and it is totally allowed. The entrance is 20k. Take your time, go early to take advantage of the light, use a lot of repellent, closed shoes, paint, take amazing pictures and enjoy!

Amazing place BUT take a lot of anti-mosquito sprays!!! A loooot! And don't afraid to go deep in the forest:) the territory is huge :)

This is an abandoned theme park which turn into tourist attraction. Yes, you can feel the spooky vibes around here. This place is quite big, you could spend an hour to walking around. Many cool spot to take a picture. There is no parking spaces as most vehicles are just parking on the road.

Taman Festival is a big, slightly creepy, abandoned park, the most part of which turned into a canvas for nature and graffiti artists. The silence of this place makes it look and feel more mysterious. This park is a perfect destination for you, if you want to enjoy the street art, hang out at some forsaken and quiet place, take many pictures (or photo shoot).

Place has full od story because I listen from some people this place is eerie. But that opinion not all goes to visited this place. So, if I visit make I'm happy feeling beacuse if we want to walk around this place be found some good spot in here.

Very surreal and a bit creepy as well. Highly recommend checking this out. It costs 20.000 rupees to get in but it is totally worth it. The graffiti was really nicely done, the scenery was a bit “The Last Of Us” like.

Love the place, and old abandoned theme park from the 1990s, such a shame a cool place like this goes abandones now, but hey a new attraction place is made! went here at the rainy season and I recommend wearing long sleeved shirt and pants to prevent mosquitos and other insect bites while exploring the place.

A hidden gem. A paradise for photographers... But don't forget a VERY GOOD MOSQUITO REPELLENT! It's an abandoned attraction park within the "jungle" or the other way round and the mosquitoes are literally all over you! But nevertheless it's worth it because in the western world nobody would let you explore the ruins for security reasons... so take care when walking around 😉

good photo for nature and gravity but mosquito is ur enemy here . enjoy

Great place to explore an abandoned amusement park being taken back by nature. Lots of graffiti, some great - some not so good. $2 entry fee.

Cool place to explore…. We rode bicycles to the park and there was a guy on the entrance asking for 2000k each and he sprayed us with mosquito repellent we just payed it as he looked after our bicycles while we went looking around. It’s definitely worth going if you’re not to far away it took us 20 minutes each way there’s plenty of places to stop for refreshments on the way

(Translated by Google) supernatural travel (Original) wisata supranatural

(Translated by Google) Anyway, the place is really good (Original) Pokoknya tempatnya bagus bangett

So pity this place not been take care. Though some Graffiti still changing. You should come only if you like grafitti. And it keep chany too. I look fit the lady graffiti but it change already.

(Translated by Google) Beach .... 👍👍 (Original) Pantai....👍👍

(Translated by Google) Gokil abis (Original) Gokil abis

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Indah

Nice spot an incredible chance to see such a huge lost place. Totally worth a visit! It’s a pitty, that you can’t find more information about the history (e.g. a original map) However, there are random dudes in the front, which want you to pay an entrance fee of 20k. Can a lost place (land owned by the government) have a entrance fee?!?! It felt like a scam

(Translated by Google) Cleanliness must be maintained. We visitors must take part in maintaining cleanliness, by not throwing away used drink bottles, etc., which are made of plastic. (Original) Kebersihan harus dijaga. Kita pengunjung harus ambil bagian dlm menjaga kebersihan, dengan tidak membuang bekas botol minuman dll, yg terbuat dari plastik.

Good

need to improve public facility

Creepy place now

(Translated by Google) Beach with big ombang (Original) Pantai dengan ombang yg besar

(Translated by Google) There is a snake (Original) Ada ular

(Translated by Google) Cool recreation area (Original) Tempat rekreasi yg asik

Wisata spiritual n mistis yng mengagumkan

Tempat bagus untuk berolahraga dan rekreasi

Pretty spectacular. Abandoned, derelict buildings covered in fully overgrown tropical vegetation. I guess caution should be exercised when walking inside the buildings, especially in higher levels. In lower levels I saw a good number of bats. Some guys at the entrance asked for money and because it was not much (I think 20.000 idr) I paid them to enter, but if you come from the unguarded area by the sea you can probably avoid this.

A very unique experience seeing a abandoned not finished theme park. Its a bit like stepping into Jurassic world when it got abandoned or somewhere they should film walking dead.

what used to be a luxurious festival park in Bali, a large area that is now abandoned is a place to test your courage, it is hoped that you will use anti-mosquito lotion/spray.

Bad... Company closed down, ita should be deleted from googlemap..

Pretty weird impressive

Beautiful...love all the art. Hati hati where rangda is_ thousands of mosquitos will attack you. This place was magical!

Very Instagram-able place. It's easy to reach and find this place.

The garden already closed, walking around the beach can refresh your self, with the black sands and beautiful wave.

(Translated by Google) Cool for photos (Original) Keren buat foto2

(Translated by Google) Kren👍 (Original) Kren👍

(Translated by Google) Mantappp (Original) Mantappp

Good

(Translated by Google) Not good (Original) Tidak bagus

(Translated by Google) Cool plus gripping, testing adrenaline (Original) Keren plus mencekam, nguji adrenalin

(Translated by Google) Good place (Original) Bagus tempatnya

An abandoned place, and provide some mystic arena's.

(Translated by Google) A lot of mosquitoes (Original) Много комаров

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Bagus

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Bagus

(Translated by Google) Mystical atmosphere .. (Original) Suasana yg mistis..

(Translated by Google) Cool (Original) Keren

(Translated by Google) Strategic (Original) Strategis

Quiet beach. Not many people comes here. People came to play their big kite. Many food stalls available here with most are traditional street food.

Abandon amusement park in sanur area, just beside the padang galak beach,i like the mystical feel, big trees and old buildings that left, many come for photos, just be prepare for mosquito attacks 😀

Amazing abandoned area, jungle, grafiti and much more.

Abandoned recreation place. Good for photos. Lots of mosquitoes.

for you the thrill seekers

This is an abandoned amusement park. It's great for a photo shoot but kinda creepy at the same time. The murals are great. Make sure you bring mosquito repellent if you decide to come here.

Beautifull

Super cool place with grafitti. Perfect for photoshoots. The guys sitting by entrance charging you 20k per person but worth the visit. Be sure to bring mosquito repellents!

Artspace of JUVENILE DELIWUENCIES old building swallowed by nature - lots of mosquitos - some nice graffitis -

(Translated by Google) Sipp (Original) Sipp

Walked up the stairs towards the original ticket booths, we were greeted by a friendly local who charges 20k per person. Well worth the visit, big area, lots of buildings, and some pretty cool street art. Initially we searched for the entrance from the beach side, it’s extremely overgrown and we couldn’t find the entrance so we decided to go to the main entrance. Glad we did as the local guy gave us some history and was very friendly. There had been some artists through the day before who had painted some amazing street art.