Waterfalls in Bali

Aling-aling
This is one of the waterfalls in the northern part of Bali. The closest to the city of Singaraja, the Alin-Alin waterfalls are an easy walk without tearing through the impassable jungle. Near Aling-Aling you can stroll along the rice field paths, where you will find a cascade of smaller weirs. Then, after a couple of hundred steps down, the waterfall itself opens. A tall 35-meter handsome man greets you with cool fog and the sounds of rushing water. From a rocky peak, the water splits slightly into two streams and falls into the pool, where it is possible to jump. Be careful with slippery and jagged rocks at the base!
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Gitgit waterfalls
Perhaps the most popular waterfall on the island, Git-git is located only 10 km south of Singaraja in the north of Bali and is easily accessible from the main Bedugul-Singaraja road. Just a few minutes walk from the road, you immediately get to the viewpoint with an impressive view of a 40 m high water column that constantly falls into the rocky pool
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Jembong
A lesser known waterfall, but no less beautiful, is Jembong, located in the village of Ambengan in the Sukasad area of ​​Buleleng, North Bali. Jembong is easily accessible through local cocoa plantations, along rocky trails and small streams. At its base is a clean freshwater pool in which you can enter the water at the waist
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Kanto lampo
This small but picturesque waterfall in the village of Beng on the Gianyar River is characterized by multi-level cascades that flow down a series of walking boulders. The waterfall is seasonal and it is best to visit it during the rainy season when the volume of water is high and a small pool forms at its base. Admission is 10,000 rupees per person. One of the great features of Kanto Lampo is its accessibility - it is located just a hundred meters from the roadside entrance