Munduk
Things to see and do
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Tamblingan Nature Recreation Park
This park is a massive deep-green forest, covering the mountains around the lakes of Tamblingan and Buyan to the west of Bedugul, where it is possible to hire a guide and trek to points of interest. To get to the park, take a left where a sign points to Pondok Kusuma Wisata as the road commences ... read more
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Tanah Barak Waterfall (Munduk Waterfall)
Better known as Munduk Waterfall, Tanah Barak is reached in about 20 minutes from a roadside carpark down a dirt pathway about 2km north of Munduk proper. The path winds its way through dense jungle where it's possible to see a wide variety of plant and bird life before arriving at a ticket office ... read more
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Golden Valley Waterfall
About halfway to the ticket office for Tanah Barak, you'll reach a trail running off to your right. This leads to Golden Valley Waterfall. While the sign from the car park says 900 metres, but felt a touch longer. Most of it is easy enough, but the last part which slogs it up to the cafe and ... read more
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Melanting Waterfall
This spectacular waterfall is the biggest set of falls within easy walking distance of Munduk. To reach here, turn left when you reach the ticket office for Tanah Barak and continue on, taking a second left when you reach Rizka & Indra Coffee Corner and continue downhill, first down the trail then ... read more
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Munduk to Seririt Road
The Munduk to Seririt road is breathtaking. From the upper slopes of the central mountains of Bali, the road follows an extremely narrow ridgeline from over 1,200m all the way to the coastal town of Seririt. The views along almost the entire length of this road are awe-inspiring, with massive ... read more
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