Bali Bird Park, Bird sanctuary and educational center in Gianyar, Indonesia.

Bali Bird Park is a zoo in Gianyar featuring birds housed in enclosures that replicate their natural habitats through themed sections. The grounds include multiple aviaries organized to showcase different species and their environmental needs.

Bali Bird Park opened in October 1995 in Batubulan, Gianyar, on the road to Ubud. It was set up as a conservation and breeding park, with the Bali Starling and birds of paradise as its stated breeding priorities. Its landscaped grounds hold 60 bird enclosures and three lakes for waterfowl.

The park's mascot is the Bali Starling (Jalak Bali), the island's emblematic bird, bred here alongside Papuan birds of paradise. The grounds are laid out like Indonesian provinces, with regional plants and traditional houses such as a Toraja house, and the daily Bali Rainforest show releases Indonesian birds to fly over the visitors.

The park sits on Jalan Serma Cok Ngurah Gambir in Singapadu, Batubulan, on the road to Ubud, about 45 minutes from Ngurah Rai Airport. Nearby are the barong dance performances of Batubulan, the Sukawati and Guwang art markets, Ubud and Sanur beach. On-site facilities include the Bali Starling Restaurant, Rainforest Cafe, a children's play area, the Sebun retail shop, three toilets and car parking.

The park's stated aim is to be a "Centre of Excellence" for breeding Birds of Paradise and the Bali Starling, and birds breed there year-round. Its 60 enclosures sit among 52 palm species, cycads, bamboos and cactus, with three lakes for waterfowl.