Tukad Cepung Waterfall still remains as the best virgin waterfall of Bali. The fact that this spot is not known to a lot of people and still not under the commercial tourist spots, you are not under any obligations to pay anything to enter area. However, since the area is well-maintained by the local villagers and some of them contribute in showing and/or explaining the waterfall to the visitors, it would be kind if you gave a tip so they can continue to maintain this hidden spot.

Prenez des photos inoubliables des paysages balinais aux rizières en terrasse de Tegalalang, un lieu de prédilection pour les amoureux de la nature, les peintres et les photographes amateurs. Irriguées selon des méthodes traditionnelles, ces rizières en terrasses assurent la subsistance de la population agricole locale et attirent des visiteurs internationaux désireux de s'imprégner de l'atmosphère intemporelle de Bali.

The name of Tirta Empul derives from large spring in the center of the Temple “Tirta “mean holy water and Tirta Empul is Holy spring water. The Tirta Empul’s water flowing down to the Pakerisan’s river. Along the Pakerisan River there are some ancient monuments. The temple was built around 960 AD, during the ruled of Raja Candra Bayangsingha from the Warmadewa dynasty. Coforming with the structure of the most Balinese temple, it is divided into three main courtyards such as: the outer yard, the middle yard and the inner yard or the holiest part of the temple where the prayers take place.