Bali Rimba Reptile Park

11 December 2007, 01:30:00 (408 clicks)

Adjacent to the Bali Bird Park, the Bali Rimba Reptile Park promises to be a fascinating and educational experience for the whole family. Reptiles on display within the green landscape include an eight-meter reticulated python, possibly the largest in captivity, green iguanas, water monitors and crocodiles. An open-air area allows visitors to interact with some of the tamer species. The serpent cave houses a large collection of venomous snakes and the famous Komodo dragons.

Bali Rimba Reptile Park, where you can find many of Indonesia's indigenous reptile species, including monitor lizards, different snakes, turtles, and the huge prehistoric Komodo dragons, which can reach lengths up to 3m (10 feet). It's an amazing sight to see this animal, which only lives on the Indonesian archipel the Lesser Sundan islands, mainly on Komodo island and its small neighbour Rinca, and on Flores island.

Bali Rimba Reptile Park has the most complete collection of reptiles in Southeast Asia.