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Race through Nature: Monkey Forest Ubud Hosts 5K & 10K Run in June


Monkey Forest Ubud will host the Monkey Forest Ubud Run 2025 on Sunday, June 8, 2025, at the Central Parking area of Monkey Forest Ubud.  

This event offers two running categories, 5K and 10K. Participants will have the opportunity to run while enjoying the serene natural scenery, following green trails around the Monkey Forest and Ubud’s rice fields.

Why You Should Participate

This event not only promotes physical fitness but also invites participants to reflect and enjoy the peacefulness of nature and the abundant fresh air. It also aims to introduce Monkey Forest Ubud as a natural tourist destination and an ideal location for outdoor activities.

According to a statement from Detiksport, “Participants have the chance to win a total prize pool of IDR 25,000,000 for the 10K and 5K categories, with prizes for the top 3 finishers (male and female) in each category. In addition, various exciting door prizes will be given away, making this event even more fun and unforgettable,” as stated in the official release on Monday, March 24, 2025.

The registration fee is IDR 275,000 for the 5K category and IDR 375,000 for the 10K category. Each participant will receive an exclusive jersey and an iconic Monkey Forest Ubud medal inspired by the Tri Hita Karana philosophy, which represents a harmonious relationship between God, nature, and humanity. The medal design features:

  • Front: The Candi Bentar Pura, symbolizing Parahyangan (harmonious relationship with God).
  • Back: Trees and monkeys, representing Palemahan (harmonious relationship with nature), along with a runner crossing the forest, symbolizing Pawongan (harmonious relationship with fellow humans).

What to Expect

The event will start at 5:00 AM and conclude by 11:30 AM, giving participants ample time to enjoy the run and the stunning surroundings.

The event venue, Central Parking Monkey Forest, Ubud, offers a challenging route and breathtaking natural views, making your running experience truly unforgettable.

The Monkey Forest Fun Run is not a race; it’s a celebration of freedom, fitness, and community spirit. “Whether you are an experienced runner or just want to enjoy a fun way to get active, this event is for everyone. Additionally, participating in this event is a great way to support local initiatives, promote a healthy lifestyle, and earn the First Wooden Finisher Medal from Monkey Forest Ubud.”

How to Register

Registration for this event is simple and fast. The early bird tickets have already sold out, indicating the tremendous enthusiasm for the event. However, regular tickets are still available, so be sure to register soon before they run out!

For those interested in enjoying a refreshing running experience surrounded by peaceful nature, register now!

For more information about the event and registration, visit the official website at monkeyforestubud.com or follow Monkey Forest Ubud’s social media pages.


Sources: DetikSport, Monkey Forest Ubud
Feat Image: via Monkey Forest Ubud

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