Jembong Waterfall

A beautiful man-made waterfall in North Bali is called the Jembong waterfall. It may not be as stunning as the massive Sekumpul waterfall, but it is nonetheless lovely on its own. Given that few tourists from outside of Bali choose to visit it and that many locals are ignorant of its presence, it is regarded as one of Bali's more secret waterfalls. It is surrounded by cocoa farms and is incredibly quiet due to the lack of tourists. From Lovina beach, it takes 45 to 60 minutes to go to Jembong waterfall. The falls are near Gitgit waterfall and Aling Aling waterfall since they are situated in Ambengan village.

There are two different ways to reach the waterfall: a ladder or a pleasant walkway. This waterfall has a 75° slope rather than being vertical like other waterfalls. The Jembong Waterfall has two levels; its height is around 15 meters, and its depth is 1 meter. There won't be many people around, so you may quietly take in this untouched area of nature.

Location: Bali, Indonesia