
Bali - Elephant Cam Trail Path
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Bali - Elephant Cam Bathing Pool
๐ฎ๐ฉ Bali ยท Indonesia โ Altitude 465 m
This live camera looks at an elephant bathing pool in Bali, one of the places where the island's elephants are washed and rested. Watching it gives a sense of daily life at an elephant facility in the hills of central Bali. The page also shows local time and the weather forecast so you can plan your viewing.
Bali is an Indonesian island known for its volcanic highlands, rice terraces, temples and a strong tradition of art and ceremony. Elephant sanctuaries and conservation centers have become part of the island's wildlife scene, and many are set in forested valleys away from the coast. The surrounding landscape is green, humid and often misty in the mornings, which suits animals that need shade and water.
The camera follows a bathing pool, where the elephants typically spend time in the water, especially in the warmer part of the day. Activity usually depends on the schedule of the facility and on the weather, so the best moments are often late morning and afternoon. Rain can change what you see, and clear days tend to offer the sharpest view of the water and animals.
Bali has a tropical climate with a wet season from roughly November to March and a drier season from April to October, which is generally the most comfortable time to visit. Temperatures stay warm year round, while the highlands can be cooler and wetter. Denpasar, the island's main city, lies about 23 kilometers away, and nearby cameras on this page show other views from the same part of the island.
Source: earthcam.com

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Bali, Indonesia โ 24 km
Bali, Indonesia โ 24 km
Bali, Indonesia โ 24 km
Bali, Indonesia โ 24 km
Bali, Indonesia โ 24 km
Bali, Indonesia โ 24 km
The current weather and a 3-day forecast for this location are shown in the live weather block on this page. Conditions in the highlands can differ from those on the coast.
The local time for this camera is shown on the page and updates automatically, so you can see whether the elephants are likely to be active at that moment.
The camera is located in central Bali at about 465 meters above sea level, and the map on the page shows its position in the island's interior.
Late morning and afternoon are often the most active times, depending on the facility schedule and the weather. Dry season days usually give the clearest view.
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