Sekumpul Waterfall

Sekumpul Waterfall is a cluster of seven waterfalls located in Sekumpul Village, Sawan District, Buleleng Regency, northern Bali. Set in a lush forested valley, it is regarded as one of Bali's tallest and most scenic waterfalls, with the main falls reaching about 80 meters. The site is notable for its twin cascades, dense tropical surroundings, and trekking access via steps and jungle trails.

Visitors can expect a trek through a forested valley to reach viewpoints and the base of multiple cascades. The approach involves descending several hundred concrete steps and forest paths, with viewpoints overlooking twin waterfalls and surrounding cliffs covered in tropical vegetation. At the base, there are shallow pools and rocky areas for viewing and photography. The area is natural and undeveloped, with local guide posts and small stalls near the entrance.

The waterfall area is located in a traditional Balinese village landscape and the water sources are valued locally for agriculture and daily use; the surrounding forest and water are respected as part of the natural environment in Balinese culture