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The Experience, Nungnung Waterfall Bali Nature
Nungnung Waterfall Bali Nature Heritage is located in Banjar Nungnung, Pelaga Village, Petang District, in the north part of Badung Regency. This waterfall is a popular tourist destination in the north of Denpasar City. Furthermore, it is about 45 kilometres or 1,5 hours from Denpasar city. Meanwhile, your journey will pass through Sangeh Monkey Forest and some beautiful rice fields. Nungnung Waterfall is a beautiful waterfall secluded in the river valley with the wild nature of rain forests. And also, the fresh atmosphere and unique sound of nature are surrounding this site. The splash sound of a waterfall is blending with the pretty sound of the jungle making this place a very wonderful site you must visit during your trip to Bali.
Wonderful Scenery of Nungnung Waterfall
Exploring the wonderful scenery of Bali nature heritage is right to do here. Your trip will be exciting to discover wonderful waterfall to make your holiday memorable. Walking through the freshly atmosphere and step down 500 stairs will remove your tiredness until discovering this wonderful waterfall. Moreover, we can hear the sound of nature and water splash after passing the lush green rice field and plantation. The fresh water are continuously flowing through this waterfall with 70 meters high. Hence, It will give the impressive journey experiences for those who love with natures and trekking adventures. it is because, we can enjoy this wonderful scenery easily.
Bali Nature Heritages of Nungnung Waterfall
Nungnung waterfall is one of the Bali nature heritages with fresh atmosphere greeting all visitors who visit this site. In addition, the peaceful ambiance and beautify of Nungnung waterfall will pay your tiredness. The fresh and clear water condition is also good for swimming or playing with water, meanwhile natural fresh water suddenly refresh your body and soul. Therefore, we recommend you to bring changing clothes if you want to on water.
When expanding our trips at this site, you may discover Dutch colonial heritage and small temple as shrine of Vishnu God located just beside of this waterfall. The temple was build when Nungnung Waterfall opened and promoted as tourism object in 1996 by Badung Government. The Temple festival or also called by Piodalan is held in Purnama Karo (full moon), where many Hindu people come to this shrine for worshiping. Bedugul VW Safari Tour is one of the exciting Bali Tour Programs to visit this waterfall that you may join with, therefore please feel free to contact our team to arrange this excursion.
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PUBLIC FACILITIES
- Parking Area
- Public Toilet
- Entrance Fee – Charge
- Souvenir Shop
- Drinks Stall
- Food Stall
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