Sekumpul Waterfall is a collection of waterfalls in north Bali, Indonesia. The waterfalls are known for their beauty and are often called a "hidden gem". Description: -The falls are made up of at least seven waterfalls, each with varying heights and shapes -The main waterfall is about 80 meters tall -The falls are surrounded by lush greenery, bamboo forests, and high cliffs -The falls are fed by upland streams Getting there: -The falls are located in the village of Sekumpul, in the Buleleng regency The trek to the falls involves dirt paths, steep steps, and crossings over streams -The trek is considered physically demanding Visiting the falls: -The falls are even more impressive after a good rain The rainy season from November to March is a good time to visit -After the hike, you can swim in the natural pools at the base of the waterfall Tips: -Wear sturdy shoes -Bring a change of clothes

Jatiluwih is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Bali, Indonesia. It features terraced rice fields, a traditional irrigation system, and a traditional village. Location : - Located in the highlands (700 meters above the sea levels). - Nearby the second tallest volcano in Bali, Mount Batukaru. - In the area of Penebel, Tabanan. Activities : - Visit the traditional village. - Experience the laser art experience paired with music at Menyala Jatiluwih. - Explore Jatiluwih with a private car and driver.

Sangeh Monkey Forest is a sanctuary for gray long-tailed macaques in the village of the same name in south-central Bali. Besides being home to the monkeys, the forest sanctuary also has around 22 different species of birds and a wide variety of mammals, reptiles, amphibians and arthropods.