Bali Safari And Marine Park

 


Mayranti Allycia Sunday 22 October

 Is the Indonesian Safari Park 3 which is another interesting tourist attraction that you can visit while

 in Bali. This place is a breeding place for animals that are prone to extinction. The concept of the Bali

 Safari and Marine park is that visitors can enjoy a safari experience starting from the Modern Bali

 area and then entering the ancient Bali area which provides some education about history, myths,

 philosophy and others related to wild life.

  • The animals that live in Bali Safari and Marine Park are types of animals that come from 3 regions,
  •  namely, India, Indonesia and Africa. There are approximately 400 animals ranging from spotted deer, 
  • Sumatran tigers, sun bears, white starlings, Himalayan bears, black bucks, one-humped camels and
  •  many others that you can see


 

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