Tibumana waterfall - amazing place in Bali

This super photogenic waterfall near Ubud is definitely worth a visit when in Bali. The beautiful jungle surroundings, combined with the curtain of water falling in a straight stream, make Tibumana Falls one of our favorite waterfalls in Bali. In this article you will find all the information you need to prepare your visit to Tibumana Falls
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Tibumana Falls is a beautiful waterfall near Ubud located in the Apuan village in Bangli. The height of the Tibumana waterfall is about 5 meters. What makes this waterfall so unique is the perfectly straight shape of the water that flows down and because there is a kind of cave behind the waterfall. But they are not allowed there!
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Once you reach the trail leading to Tibumana Falls, you will pass through beautiful jungle, which is a great opportunity to admire exotic Balinese vegetation. Approximately 10-15 minutes walk to the waterfall. Steps can be slippery after rain, so always be careful
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Before you reach Tibumana Falls, you will first pass another smaller waterfall (photo 2). After this waterfall, you must follow the bamboo bridge to reach Tibuman
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From the center of Ubud, it is only 15 km drive east to the Tibumana waterfall. From Changu about an hour's drive. Google Maps will show you the way easily
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The road to the waterfall is beautiful thanks to the local villages and nature. As you get closer to the waterfall, you will see endless rice fields and palm trees. Take your time to enjoy this authentic Balinese view with rice terraces and locals
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Just before you enter the parking lot at the entrance to Tibumana Falls, you will walk along a scenic palm path! Very cool photo spot
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The entrance fee is only Rs 10,000. After you've parked your scooter (next to the temple), follow the path along the paddy fields until you find a small booth where you will have to pay to enter. From there, you only need to follow the path until you see a staircase that will lead you to Tibumana Falls