Tegenungan Blangsinga Waterfall

The Tegenungan waterfall cascades from limestone cliffs into the Petanu River, surrounded by dense tropical vegetation and natural rock formations.

The waterfall formed over centuries through the erosion of volcanic rocks, becoming a primary water source for local agricultural communities in Gianyar regency.

Local Balinese communities perform water purification ceremonies at the base of the waterfall, maintaining connections with their spiritual traditions.

Visitors can access the waterfall through 168 concrete steps, with an entrance fee of 20,000 Indonesian Rupiah including access to changing facilities.

The waterfall maintains two separate entrance points, each bearing different names based on the approaching village: Tegenungan from the west and Blangsinga from the east.

Location: Gianyar

Address: Kemenuh, Sukawati, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia

GPS coordinates: -8.57523,115.29070

Latest update: April 27, 2025 10:53