Munduk, a treasure trove of greenery nestled in the heart of the mountain, offers walkers dizzyingly high waterfalls.
My suggestion
Ask for a map of the paths leading you to the 3 famous waterfalls, it's not always easy to get your bearings from the departure point. Get yourself a torch too, night falls quickly and the sites are barely (if at all) lit.
Justine Ceresoli
Travel writer
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Munduk, a nature lover's paradise!
My suggestion
Put on your walking shoes and head off to explore the many waterfalls!
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