The motto “Work hard, play hard” definitely applies to the Juwuk Manis Waterfall, one of the few waterfalls in the east of Bali. This cascade is located in the village of Juwuk Manis, in the district of Pekutatan. It’s quite tiring to reach this waterfall because during the long trek, you will pass through the jungle and several coffee plantations. You will realise that the waterfall is close once you hear the thunderous sound of the falling water. When you finally get to your destination, you will feel like you’ve just walked into paradise. This waterfall is not so high, making it perfect for swimming and splashing around. Dip in the natural pool and enjoy the fresh water, the vibrant landscapes and the birds chirping before getting ready for the return trip.
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There are two waterfalls located side by side, falling into the reservoir below, naturally formed. The water is so clear that you can feel the pureness of mountain water. The Juwuk Manis Waterfall can be a destination ideal for those seeking peace and tranquillity in a fun and child-friendly environment.
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