Sekumpul Falls

Sekumpul Waterfall is considered the largest and most spectacular waterfall in Bali. It is not a single waterfall, but a group of 7 cascades flowing down together from a high cliff The main waterfall is about 80 meters high It is surrounded by untouched jungle, making the visual impact much more dramatic than a single waterfall Located in northern Bali (Buleleng), a relatively remote and less developed area It is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful, most spectacular, and most worthwhile waterfalls in Bali. The journey from Ubud to the Sekumpul ticket area takes over 2 hours, so it’s recommended to hire a private car rather than ride a scooter—the road is long, winding, and steep. There are two different entrance points: * I entered from the south gate, where the ticket was 300k. The descent offers especially beautiful scenery, including rice terraces and mountain mist views. After parking and buying tickets, a local guide rides you by motorbike toward the waterfall entrance. You still need to walk downhill for about 20–30 minutes. * From there, you can visit Sekumpul Waterfall and Fiji Waterfall. * Later I learned the northern entrance is considered the official one and costs about 200k, which is cheaper. You can choose whichever entrance suits your route.