Little Dinosaur Park in Ulun Danu Temple In Bali

There is a park in Ulun Danu Temple that amazed me. It’s not just the flower garden—it also has a dinosaur park in the middle. This is a new feature in the well-kept meadow park.

Walking around the temple park is a unique experience. You’ll see many colorful flowers, and the cool climate at 1,300 meters above sea level is perfect for flowers and pine trees to thrive.

The dinosaur park is in one corner, outside the main temple area. It was created to add something fun and different for visitors to enjoy.

As I walked toward it, I saw a large triceratops statue with its mouth open wide, acting as an entrance. Nearby were some mammoth statues. They were smaller than real mammoths, but the details were great.

Behind the triceratops, there was a volcano with smoke coming from its peak. At first, I wondered if the smoke was real. Later, I realized the volcano was actually a chimney for a nearby restaurant. Very creative!

The triceratops’ mouth led to a big room filled with different types of cacti. I walked through the body of the triceratops, looking at the cacti along the way.

At the back, I came out from the back of the animal to find a small pond just behind the statue. There was a plate in the middle of the pond that has writing on it saying Pura Ulun Danu Temple or Ulun Danu Temple. And from this spot, you can continue walking to the rest of the park.