Sekumpul waterfall tour

Sites to visit:
Ulun Danu Bratan temple, Twin lake view point, Sekumpul waterfall, Fiji waterfall, Hidden waterfall

Included:

• Private transfer from the hotel of the following areas: Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Denpasar, Sanur, Uluwatu, Ubud, Tegalalang and return back after the tour.
• An English-speaking driver or a guide
• Drinking water
• All tickets and fares

Not included:

• Meals

Bring with you:
Suntan lotion, headwear, swimming suit

Full description
We will go to the north of the island, where through the shade of tropical foliage and unspoiled wilderness Bali's tallest waterfall, Sekumpul, tumbles in its fall. We will go there on foot from a nearby village, following a convenient path and making stops for picture-taking at observation decks and in gazebos built for the purpose. We will wade through a small stream and, emerging by the waterfall, see its waters crash into a natural pool from the height of 80 meters. The air here is saturated with tiny droplets, which spark off numerous rainbows in the sun. Capturing rainbows is a favorite pastime of all tourists who come this way. There is no staying dry down below, so better come in a swimming suit with a towel for afterwards. Make sure to protect your cameras, too. The power of this place must be felt, it is certain to be remain etched in the memory of all nature lovers.

We will continue pleasantly to a little known, but nonetheless beautiful hidden waterfall.
Third waterfall - the Fiji. It is very picturesque, uncrowded by tourists and offers plenty of opportunities to take pictures opposite the waterfall and the wild jungle. Feel the energy of this place so you can carry away a portion in your heart.

On the way back top for pictures on an observation deck positioned between two lakes and incredible views. Here are there are few places to shoot – and a swing.

The last location of interest for us will be the Pura Ulun Danu Bratan temple. A temple complex has been built for the worship of the goddess of lake Bratan – a natural reservoir of water shared with the nearby rice fields.
This is a place of special significance for the people of the island, pictured even on the 50,000 rupies bank note. Standing in the midst of mountains and tropical exuberance, it is one of the symbols of Bali. Its tiered pagodas blend harmoniously with the landscape. It is sometimes called a water temple, because at high tide the lake water rises to the very base of the buildings, producing an illusion of floating. The complex comprises five temples, all built in the Hindu architectural tradition. This is considered a holy place, rites and weddings are performed here, prayers are recited and offerings made.

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