A hidden waterfall in Bali?!

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Nungnung Waterfall is a stunning, probably one of the tallest waterfalls with access in Bali. It is nestled in lush rainforest, offering a serene escape from the bustling tourist spots. It is a little less accessible than some of Bali’s more famous waterfalls, so it makes this place all the more special.

It takes about an hour by motorbike from the center of Ubud. The entrance fee is 20,000 IDR per person and 2,000idr for the parking. Officially, they open starting at 9am, but technically you can go earlier and later just pay on the way out.

A short trek through verdant trails leads to a majestic cascade plummeting from a height of 50 meters into a tranquil pool below.
Once you get there, the waterfall is quite a stunning site. There is a small bamboo bridge to walk across to the other side where you can stand on some rocks for a nice photo with the waterfall in the background. The splash is quite powerful so while you can go in the water, I didn’t see anyone actually go under the fall. Also the water is quite cold so if you have plans to get wet, a towel would be a good idea.

Allow yourself plenty of time because there are many steps and while the trek down towards the waterfall isn’t so difficult, the hike up is a bit more strenuous. Especially if it’s a rainy day, the steps might even be slippery, so always be cautious.

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Post by Underwater Nomad | Jul 25, 2024