3Nungnung Waterfall
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Among the tallest waterfalls in Bali, boasting a 50m drop, the beautiful jungle enclave that surrounds Nungnung attracts many the waterfall-chaser. Since you have to trek 2 km among hills and lush rice plantations and climb down (and then back up!) some 500 steep and slippery steps to reach it, you'll find it to be less crowded than other more readily accessible locations. A thundering sound makes the waterfall's presence known before it actually comes into view. Crashing water creates a magical mist over the pool, and the lush greenery of the enclosing jungle is the perfect backdrop for a refreshing swim after the hike. 👍 Always be extra-cautious while swimming in waterfalls. Slippery stones and strong suction can easily wash the careless away! ❗ Double-check the actual conditions if you are visiting during the dry season, as there may be no waterfall at all! Admission fee: 10'000IDR
Nungnung Waterfall, Belok/Sidan, Petang, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia
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