Taman Safari Bali is a wildlife and conservation park located in Gianyar Regency, in central Bali. Set within lush tropical forest on the slopes of Mount Agung’s wider landscape, it is part of the larger Taman Safari Indonesia network and is designed to combine animal conservation with educational tourism.

The park is known for its safari-style experience, where visitors travel through open enclosures by bus or guided vehicle to observe animals roaming in habitats designed to resemble their natural environments. Species from Indonesia and around the world can be seen, including elephants, zebras, tigers, and Komodo dragons. In addition to the safari route, the complex includes walk-through exhibits, aquarium areas, and cultural performances that showcase Balinese traditions.

Today, Taman Safari Bali also functions as a conservation and breeding centre, supporting wildlife protection and education programs. It offers a family-friendly experience that blends entertainment with awareness of endangered species and ecosystems. With its mix of forest setting, animal encounters, and cultural elements, it is one of Bali’s most comprehensive wildlife attractions.