The concept of Tri Hita Karana which is interpreted word for word where the word Tri which means Tiga and Hita which means Happiness and Karana which means Cause, thus the meaning of Tri Hita Karana is the Three Causes of the creation of happiness. The concept of Tri Hita Karana is a responsible philosophy of life that has a concept that can preserve cultural and environmental diversity in the midst of globalization and homogenization. Basically, the essence of the teachings of Tri Hita Karana emphasizes three human relationships in life in this world. The three relationships include

1. Humans With God: Man is God’s creation, while the Atman in man is a spark of the holy light of God’s greatness that causes man to live. Seen from this point of view, man actually owes his life to God. Therefore, every human being must be grateful, devoted and always prostrate to God Almighty. The gratitude and prostration of devotion can be expressed in the form of puja and praise for His greatness, such as worshiping and carrying out his orders, tirtha yatra or dharma yatra (visits to holy places), practicing yoga samadhi and practicing religious teachings.
2. Humans with Natural Environment: Humans live in a certain environment. Humans obtain the necessities of life from their environment. Humans are thus very dependent on their environment. The environment must always be maintained and maintained and not damaged. The environment should not be polluted or damaged. Forests should not be cut down entirely, animals should not be hunted arbitrarily, because it can disturb the balance of nature. Instead, the environment must be maintained for its neatness, harmony and sustainability. A neat and clean environment will create beauty. The beauty of the environment can cause a sense of calm and serenity in humans.
3. Humans with Others: As social beings, humans cannot live alone. They need help and cooperation with others. Therefore, the relationship between each other must always be good and harmonious. Relationships between humans must be regulated on the basis of mutual honing, mutual love and mutual care, which means mutual respect, mutual love and mutual guidance. Relations between families at home must be harmonious. Relations with other communities must also be harmonious. This good relationship will create security and inner peace in society.

As for the Ubud monkey forest, it emphasizes the relationship between humans and their environment, where what is meant here is the relationship between humans and the forest and monkeys that are here, where the animal life here is maintained and preserved so that the balance of nature can be maintained and life can be harmonious and peaceful, besides the beauty of the environment. In Ubud Monkey Forest, this can also add to the heart of peace and comfort when you see it, this is one of the teachings of Tri Hita Karana which emphasizes the relationship between humans and the surrounding environment, and here what is meant is the relationship between humans and the environment and the animals found in Ubud Monkey. this forest

Besides having a very enchanting natural beauty where there is a forest with lush trees and inhabited by hundreds of monkeys who are friendly and sacred by the local people here. Ubud monkey forest also has a very beautiful temple to look at with a Balinese architectural design style that seems to add to its unique and ancient impression. The history of the temple has existed since time immemorial. There are three temples in The Sacred Monkey Forest namely :

1. Pura Dalem Agung Padang Tegal is a temple located in the village of Padang Tegal which is located in the Ubud monkey forest area, precisely in the southwest part of the monkey forest area of ​Ubud. Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal Ubud, is intended to worship the god Shiva as part of Kahyangan Tiga which is found in every traditional village in Bali. In its history, it was previously mentioned that Pura Dalem is a worship of Dewi Durga as the main deity of the Bhairawa Sect, so that Pura Dalem is very closely related to Setra and Pura Prajapati as a place of worship of the cosmic nature to neutralize positive and negative forces. The Pura Dalem Agung Padang Tegal is also known as the “Temple of the Dead” among foreign tourists.
2. Pura Beji is a temple located in the southwest of the monkey forest area of ​​Ubud. Beji Temple is designated as a place of worship for the goddess Ganga. According to Balinese Hindu belief, Pura Beji is a sacred garden located in the temple environment as a place of purification for Ida Bethara before religious ceremonies are held. The people of Padang Tegal village before carrying out religious ceremonies will come to this Beji Temple to ask for holy water which will be designated as one of the important means in the ceremony using holy water from this Beji Temple. Apart from being a place of purification for Ida Bethara, Beji is also often used for melukat as a spiritual cleansing of the mind and soul.
3. Pura Prajapati is a temple located in the eastern area of ​​the monkey forest of Ubud, while the function of this Prajapati temple is as a place of worship to Sanghyang Widhi in His prestige as “Prajapati” and also Dewi Durga which is located in Hulun setra. According to Balinese Hindu belief, if a person dies and has not been held in the Ngaben ceremony, then that person’s spirit has the status of “Preta” and must be buried in the Prajapati Temple first, so that the spirit of the deceased person does not wander. if it is ready to carry out the cremation, the family will pray at the Prajapati temple and ask that the preta can be cremated and increase his status to “Pitra” which will form the subtle bodies of Teja (light), Vayu (air) and Akasa (ether).

Ubud Monkey Forest as the number one tourist destination in Ubud has very complete facilities, where this place is always visited by hundreds of tourists every day and with these complete facilities it will make tourists feel very comfortable staying in this place. there is a very large parking lot, so you don’t need to be confused anymore to find a parking space, have toilet facilities located in every corner of the Ubud Monkey Forest area, so you don’t have to worry if you need to pee here, there is a very nice lobby as an information center for those of you who need a map of this monkey forest area, in front of the Ubud monkey forest across the street, there are a row of shops selling various kinds of handicrafts and souvenirs that you can get at low prices, and there are drink and snack shops and even this restaurant along the Ubud Monkey Forest road. A very adequate facility for tourist satisfaction in spending time in this Ubud village

Ubud monkey forest is the most popular tourist destination in Ubud village, with all its uniqueness and natural beauty here making this place very popular among foreign and domestic tourists, Supported by super complete facilities will make tourists very enjoyable and feel at home here for a long time. And if you want to visit Ubud Monkey Forest, there are some things you can do and shouldn’t do while you are visiting Ubud Monkey Forest and to avoid unwanted things, so that the situation in visiting Ubud Monkey Forest is more comfortable. What you need to know about Ubud Monkey forest is as follows:

• The opening hours of Ubud Monkey Forest are 09.00 am – 18.00 pm, but the opening hours of purchasing entrance tickets are 09.00 – 17.00 pm. So if you want to visit Ubud Monkey Forest, please visit between these hours, so you don’t lose if you come here but Ubud Monkey Forest is not open or closed.
• Do not disturb the monkeys here, especially the sires who take their children, because the sires are very protective of their children. And if there is a problem, you can look for officers who are in every corner of the Ubud Monkey Forest, usually the Ubud Monkey Forest officer is in green
• Do not bring food and drinks into Ubud Monkey Forest, because the monkeys here when they see food, they think they will be given food and will try to approach you, and if there is an aggressive monkey, they will take your food or drink right away, so if you bring food should put it in your bag
• When visiting the holy temple here, it is expected to behave politely to respect the holy place that is here. Like in the pool in front of the Beji Temple, don’t throw coins in the pool, because it’s not our culture to throw coins in the pool and hope for luck and don’t play this holy water.
• If you are afraid of monkeys, please always stay close to the officers in every corner of Ubud monkey forest, because these officers will always be ready to keep tourists from being disturbed by monkeys, the officers here usually wear green clothes and use udeng
• If you want to take pictures with monkeys, you can ask the staff here for help, he will help you to take photos with the best angles and photos, of course you need to give tips for help, enjoy taking pictures with monkeys in the forest ubud tropics

Those are some things we can tell you about Ubud Monkey Forest, if you want to visit Ubud Monkey Forest, you can contact us, we will be very happy to be able to participate in your trip to spend your vacation time by visiting one of the most famous and most frequent tourist destinations in Bali. visit in this Ubud village. Enjoy the atmosphere of a tropical forest that is still very natural with many lush green trees inhabited by local Balinese monkeys who are very cute and adorable. This will complete your vacation day on the island of Bali, so in the future you will not be curious anymore about this Ubud Monkey Forest. . Visiting here is very suitable to do with family and children, besides being able to interact directly with the monkeys here and also add insight into the behavior of the tame monkeys here. An experience that is very difficult to forget, so what are you waiting for, add Ubud Monkey Forest to your list of tourist destinations when visiting the island of Bali which is very beautiful and full of unique culture, unique tourist destinations and also very enchanting natural scenery.