Not a silly question. And the answer is yes, there are snakes not just in rice fields but along the roads and sidewalks and they do sometimes enter houses and curl up trees and bushes. If you are in heavily populated places like Kuta and Seminyak you are far less likely to encounter one. They are very common in Ubud. 1. Re: Snakes in Bali: i'm like you not a lover of snakes by any means. over the years i have not had any bad snake encounters with snakes in bali except for seeing a sea snake at the rock groin in sanur. your chances of a snake encounter at hotel grounds is very very slim. below is a link to an article i read whilst staying in bali last year 1. Puri Lukisan Museum: Founded by Tjokorda Gde Agung Sukawati, the Ubud Prince, and the Rudolf Bonnet, the Dutch-born painter, the Puri Lukisan Museum is one of the most sought-after Ubud Museums that stores high-quality Balinese artwork and some of the finest sculptures and paintings from different schools, styles and eras in Bali. 2. 5. Enjoy a Splash at Waterbom Bali: On a trip with friends or family, be sure to not miss out on Waterbom Bali. This large and fantastic waterpark has a plethora of rides and games to keep kids and adults alike entertained. 6. Feed the monkeys at the Ubud Monkey Forest: A playful yet enriching experience to be had is at the Ubud Monkey Forest There are 46 different types of land snakes and 18 different types of sea snakes in Bali. Of these, 6 are poisonous. It is hard to keep them all apart, so it is best to treat them all the same with respect. Leave them alone and above all, do not touch them. The snakes in Bali are not that aggressive. 1. Ubud Is Home To A Sacred Monkey Sanctuary. The Sacred Monkey Forest of Padangtegal is a sanctuary for 700 Balinese long-tailed monkeys. Spend the morning wandering the tropical forest’s twisting paths and observing the monkeys in their natural habitat. The sanctuary is open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. wvDOt0.

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