About this tour
A 10-hour journey through Bali's northern highlands combining three distinct landscapes. Start at Banyumala Waterfall near Lake Buyan, where twin cascades tumble through dense jungle in Wanagiri village. Continue to the lakeside Ulundanu Bratan Temple, a striking Hindu shrine positioned on Lake Bratan's edge in Bedugul. Finish among the tiered rice paddies of Jatiluwih, which sweep down towards Mount Batukaru's slopes. Lunch features local specialities. Private transport, entry fees and water included.
Highlights
- Twin cascades plunging through tropical forest at Banyumala
- Ulundanu Bratan Temple on the water's edge
- Jatiluwih's layered rice terraces below Mount Batukaru
- Lakes Buyan and Tamblingan nearby Wanagiri village
- Local lunch cooked regional style
- Private vehicle throughout the day
What to expect
You'll spend the morning trekking through green jungle to reach Banyumala's twin waterfalls—expect muddy paths and the chance to wade in cool pools below the cascades. After towelling off, the drive to Ulundanu Bratan is scenic, arriving at a working temple right on the lake where you can walk the grounds and observe Hindu rituals if present. Mid-afternoon brings a filling lunch of Balinese dishes at a local warung. The final stop at Jatiluwih is more contemplative—you'll stroll the viewing platforms overlooking the geometric rice paddies and distant volcano. Most walking is gentle, though waterfall access involves some scrambling.
Good to know
Wear sturdy shoes with grip for waterfall terrain; bring a change of clothes and towel. The tour suits all fitness levels but involves creek crossings and uneven ground. Start early to avoid afternoon heat. Mobile reception is spotty in the highlands.
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