Taman Festival is a large amusement park in Sanur that was never completed.
Since the park – and its crocodile pit – was abandoned 14 years ago, it has literally crumbled, a sad reminder of an abandoned potential that was never realised.
Now, with shaky buildings threatening to fall at any moment, missing roofs and treacherous steps, locals refer to the old park as a “ghost town”.

But it’s not just about the possible wandering spirits that will leave your hair standing in fear.
Rumour has it that the crocodiles left in the park eventually resorted to cannibalism, so if you ever visit, do take special care to avoid the old crocodile pit and pools filled with polluted, black water.
The reptiles might have been removed many years ago, but it’s better safe than sorry, isn’t it?

Getting There: Taman Festival is located along the JL. Pantai Padang Galak road in Sanur. It’s just a 7-min drive and 40-min walk up north from Sanur Beach.

For solo, couple and small groups

Toyota Avanza

USD 31

IDR 435,000

/ Day (5 Hours)

USD 38

IDR 540,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

4 persons with luggage
(max 7 without luggage)

For small groups of large people

Innova Reborn

USD 50

IDR 700,000

/ Day (5 Hours)

USD 65

IDR 900,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

4 persons with luggage
(max 7 without luggage)

The big van with wider legroom

Toyota HiAce

USD 85

IDR 1,200,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

10 persons with luggage
(max 14 without luggage)

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