Yeh Ho waterfall

Located near to the Unesco Heritage ricefield of Jatiluwih, at Senganan village-Penebel, Tabanan Regency; the Yeh Ho waterfall is for sure one of the most beautiful waterfall with a unique rice field view and plants vegetation.

Definetely recommended when you are visiting Jatiluwih rice field (see past post of Jatiluwih here or here or here)

You can bring your swimmers (swimming suit) and get wet!

This is the original size of the waterfall, NOT! 😄😄😄

Leke Leke waterfall

Leke Leke waterfall, that is also know as ‘Kipuan Kebo’ waterfall is waterfall that is hidden in a rock crevice. Located in north Bali, with the height of 32 meters, it is a water source from springs in the mountains. Although it might now as impressive as my photos here, it actually is a very nice waterfall that you can reach by walking through a very nice jungle vegetative.

We explored the the path after enjoying the jetlike sound and view of the waterfall, surrounded with green plants and gurgling water pouring into a pool of water. The pool is not that deep, so you can swim in this pool to enjoy he sensation of natural mountain water with beautiful surrounding scenery.

Banyumala Twin Waterfalls

Banyumala twin waterfalls are hidden in the Wanagiri village, Buleleng regency; in the northern part of Bali. The Buleleng regency is an area which can be said to be the paradise of waterfalls. Almost 90% tourist destinations in this regency are waterfalls.

To get to this regency is quite easy; you just need togo around Bedugul as the main landmark. Then, you can go towards north until you find three junctions after Buyan lake. Turn left at the three junction. Pay attention to the direction that is placed on the right side of the street. You will drive trough a small road that will direct you straight to the waterfall parking lot, right at the end of the village street.

Enjoy the picture after the jump!