Tukad Cepung Waterfall (often called Cepung by the Balinese) is one of the most photogenic of all the waterfalls in Bali.

Tukad mean river in Balinese languange, and Cepung mean flow, so ‘Tukad Cepung Waterfall’ means the Cepung River-flow.

Tukad Cepung Waterfall has mesmerized everyone who have managed to spot it. Well-guarded by the cliffs, this waterfall is difficult to locate for the first time visitor.

A few hundred stairs down the cliff is worth the effort once you arrive at the destination.

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However, make no mistake if the natural beauty of waterfalls on the island of Bali, not only in Buleleng district but also Jembrana district or West Bali region which seems to be forgotten also offers a waterfall that can be the destination of the next tour. Just like what Juwuk Manis waterfall offers, the natural feel is still beautiful, calm and peaceful, so it can present a different natural feel. This hidden and virgin nature recreation area is ready to provide a new holiday experience for you.

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The king adopted the boy to be his son because of losing all his children. He took the boy the his palace and lived with him. The boy was Jayaprana. When the boy had got adult he became a handsome one. The king loved him so much so he gave anything for his happiness. But Jayaprana was a good man. He never wanted any curious thing and had a simple way of life inspite of being a son of the king.

Then, the time had come. He falled in love with a beautiful seller flower in the market. The girl was Layonsari (actually this is not her real name. No one know her real name. The name of Layonsari was known after her death). Back to the story. Layonsari also falled in love with Jayaprana. Simply the king agreed with the intention of Jayaprana in merrying her. The people of the kingdom were very happy with the merriage, especially Jayaprana and Layonsari.

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This is the first Catholic church in Bali. This building has been a silent witness to the spread of Catholicism on the island of Bali. Starting around the 1940s, there was a missionary from the Netherlands named Father Simon Buis SVD. Together with several people from Tuka and Gumbrih, Jembrana, he was trying to open the nutmeg forest to be a place where they carry out routine worship. This place was later called the Old Palasari. However, gradually, the number of people who came to attend this routine service was increasing, forcing the priest to look for new territory, replacing the Old Palasari. Finally, Father Simon decided to move to the location next to the Sanghyang River and to name this location as Palasari. Seeing the growing enthusiasm of the people, he also built a church that combined elements of Balinese architecture with the Dutch.

The architecture of the church, which adopts a mixture of Balinese and Western European styles, is another attraction you can enjoy while in the Catholic church, besides its history. Elements of Dutch architecture can be seen from the gothic style of the building. In addition, the existence of large brown glass windows, reinforce the style of ancient European buildings. Meanwhile, the Balinese element is shown by the existence of a gate located before the entrance of the church. As we know, a gate is an entrance that is always found in the temple. Mixing these two different styles produces a fairly artistic architectural style. For building photography lovers, the Palasari Catholic Church should be included in the list of your places for photo hunting.

The uniqueness of the church building can be enjoyed both from the outside and the inside. The interior design is so unique. You can feel an ancient European style on the inside. Moreover, the church management deliberately displayed photographs of the past that show the history of church construction. A religious impression is also felt when entering the church. There are about 14 carvings of crosses, altars, statues, and the statue of the Virgin Mary and Jesus. Not to forget, the nuances of Bali are also felt by the presence of buildings or umbrellas that are placed around the altar.

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Located in the village of Pemuteran, Grokgak District, Buleleng Regency, this hill is considered a sacred area where there is a small temple above it. Just like the hill, the temple is also called Pura Bukit Batu Kursi. Local people believe that this temple is a place to request guidance about careers. So, if you want to get a certain position, you can try to pray at the temple.

Not only used as a place of prayer for the Hindu community, this place was enlivened by tourists who want to picnic or adventure to enjoy the beauty of nature. Bukit Batu Kursi is also equipped with various supporting facilities, including road access to the location. So, no wonder if this new tourist attraction is already quite crowded by visitors.

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This beach with natural rocks does have a distinctive look that distinguishes Yeh Leh beach from other beaches, usually the beach is more synonymous with the beauty of its white sand. However, this Bali tourist spot has thousands or even millions of natural rocks that make Yeh Leh beach different from other beaches in general. In addition to having a beach with very clear water, this tourist spot in Bali has the beauty of the rocks that are very enchanting and amazing for the eyes of the visitors.

The beach, which is located along the Gilimanuk Denpasar highway, has not been visited by too many tourists visiting Bali, besides being very virgin, this beach is also not widely known for its existence by traveler lovers visiting Bali. With beaches that are still very well preserved for their beauty and naturalness, Yeh Leh beach can also be used as a tourist destination for those of you who like fishing activities.

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Medewi is located about 75 kilometres west of Denpasar on the main south coast road, about 34 kilometres further west than the town of Tabanan. Anyone who travelling from the south of Bali by road to the west coast port town of Gilimanuk will pass by here.

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Even though the island is a significant part of Bali Barat National Park, it is assigned to the Javanese administrative district and falls under its jurisdiction. The closest big cities are: Singaraja, located in the north of Bali and Banyuwangi, located on the eastern coast of Java. The closest settlement is Sumberkima village. The nearest airport is Letkol Wisnu regional (approx. 8 miles from the island) and the nearest commercial airport is Banyuwangi International Airport in neighboring province Eastern Java.

The island is considered to be an important part of the local tourism industry, because its marine fauna incorporates one of the best-preserved coral reefs in the area. All scuba-diving shops arrange daily trips to the island.

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Access road to Yeh Buah Falls is indeed unusual. For you who like trekking, then you can enjoy the trip to this tourist spot. After stopping in the parking lot, visitors should walk across the uphill and downhill roads. Even so, the path can be easily accessed. To be more comfortable in going through the path, it is better to wear safe and comfortable footwear.

Around the waterfall is overgrown with many plants. Not far from the location of the waterfall, there is a drinking stall. If you like coffee, then you can order it at this shop. While listening to the patter of the water falling from a height, a cup of coffee and snacks will complete your vacations at Yeh Buah Waterfall, or also known as Grojogan Waterfall.

The water in this tourist spot has a large discharge during the rainy season. But in the dry season, the water flows clearly. The amount of water in rivers is influenced by the forest around the river. To keep the forest green, the water sources on the hills around Jembrana Regency continue to flow. Protecting the forest is indeed very important, because it’s a habitat of various organism.

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