
Bali - Elephant Cam Bathing Pool
Bali, Indonesia โ 0 km

๐ฎ๐ฉ Bali ยท Indonesia โ Altitude 465 m
This live camera points at an elephant trail path on Bali, the Indonesian island known for its temples, rice terraces and tropical climate. It gives you a real-time look at the area without travelling there. Check it before a visit or simply to see how the island looks right now.
Bali lies in the Lesser Sunda chain and is one of Indonesia's best-known islands. Its interior is hilly and green, with volcanoes, rice fields and villages set among forest. Elephant camps and sanctuaries are part of the island's wildlife tourism, and the landscape around them is typically lush and quiet compared with the coastal resort towns.
Depending on the view, you may see a forest path, vegetation and the movement of animals and visitors. Activity tends to be highest in the morning and late afternoon, when it is cooler. Rain showers are common in the wet season from roughly November to March, so cloud cover and wet ground can change the picture quickly.
Bali has a tropical climate with warm temperatures year round. The drier months from about April to October are generally the most comfortable for outdoor visits. Nearby cameras in the region include the Elephant Cam Bathing Pool and several views around Denpasar, which can help you compare conditions across 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
Bali, Indonesia โ 24 km
The current weather and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions can change quickly in Bali, especially during the rainy season.
The local time for this camera is shown on the page. Bali uses Central Indonesia Time, which is ahead of Western Indonesia Time.
The camera is located in Bali at approximately 465 metres altitude. The map on the page shows its exact position in the region.
Morning and late afternoon are usually the most active and cooler periods. Check the weather block first, since rain can reduce visibility on the trail.
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