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Tegenungan Waterfall (Ubud)
Bali, Indonesia

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Tegenungan Waterfall (Ubud)

Highlights

Day access to the viewpoint area, stairs/path to the pool, and riverside photo spots during operating hours.

About this experience

Ubud’s easy “big waterfall” hit in Kemenuh village—close to town, jungle views, and a short but steep stair walk to the base. Come early, grab your photos from the upper lookouts, then decide if you want to descend for the spray.

What's included

  • Day access to the viewpoint area, stairs/path to the pool, and riverside photo spots during operating hours.

Who it's for

  • All ages for the viewpoints. The descent suits sure-footed adults/teens; there are many steps and they can be slick after rain.

What you'll do

  • Park near the entrance → browse the café/market lane → shoot the main lookout → optionally hike down 10—20 minutes to the pool for closer shots or a careful dip (check conditions first).

Before you go

  • Hours: commonly around 06:30—18:30 (last entry late afternoon; operations vary by season).
  • Tickets: on-site fee typically IDR ~20,000 adult (small cash handy). Separate small parking fees are common (≈5k scooter / 10k car).
  • Safety: Rocks and steps get slippery; after heavy rain the current is strong and water turns brown—swim only if conditions are safe.

Good to know

  • Location: Kemenuh, Sukawati, Gianyar (≈10 km from Ubud); easy half-day with nearby cafés.

Why this is worth it

Close to Ubud, big payoff for little effort: shoot the top lookouts, mind the steps, and treat the pool with respect after rain.