• Tibumana Waterfall - The brief stroll from the parking lot to the waterfall is another highlight of the visit. The trail leads through a small jungle path and across bamboo bridges, with the river’s sounds and birdsong accompanying the journey. The hike is not challenging, but it enhances the sense of discovering something unique.

One of the greatest aspects of Tibumana is its relative tranquility compared to other waterfalls in Bali. There is no need to compete for space or wait long to capture that perfect photo. The pool at the waterfall’s base is perfect for swimming, with cool and refreshing water, ideal for a dip after the walk. It’s not too deep, so even those who aren’t strong swimmers can wade in and enjoy the calming environment.

• Kanto Lampo Waterfall - What makes Kanto Lampo special is its intimate and somewhat hidden location. The short descent to the waterfall takes you through a serene jungle setting, and upon arrival, it feels like discovering a secret oasis. The sound of the water and the peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal spot to relax, swim, or simply appreciate the natural beauty.

The pool at the waterfall’s base is shallow, making it excellent for wading or cooling off after the descent. For those seeking a bit of adventure, climbing part of the waterfall is possible, though caution is advised as the rocks can be slippery.

• Tirta Empul Temple - The purification ritual at Tirta Empul is a unique experience. Devotees and visitors enter the pools, moving from one water spout to the next, cleansing themselves under each fountain. It’s a meditative and peaceful process, with the sound of water and prayer chants creating a spiritual ambiance. Participants often feel a sense of calm and renewal, even if unfamiliar with the rituals. The experience is personal yet connected to something much larger.
  One of the most cherished aspects of Tirta Empul is its insight into the spiritual core of Bali. It’s not merely a tourist spot—it’s a living temple, actively used by the local community for ceremonies and religious practices. The sacred energy is palpable, making it a wonderful place to reflect, meditate, or simply enjoy the serene surroundings.

• Tegalalang Rice Terrace - Capture unforgettable images of Bali’s landscapes at Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, artists, and amateur photographers. Irrigated by traditional methods, these terraced rice paddies sustain the local farming community and attract international visitors eager to experience the timeless Balinese atmosphere.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Entrance fee

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