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Munduk

Munduk (Indonesia)

Practical information about Munduk

  • Encounters with locals
  • Viewpoint
  • Hiking / Trekking
  • Mountain
  • River
  • Waterfall
4 / 5 - 2 reviews
How to get there
2 hours from Ubud by car
When to go
From April to October
Minimum stay
1 to 2 days

Reviews of Munduk

Solène Roy Travel writer
25 travel articles

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.
Summary:

I needed a real break and a good breath of fresh air far from the car horns in the south of Bali.

Munduk was exactly what I needed: green, green, and more green! When you enjoy a sunset in the mountains from a simple little terrace in a home stay with local charm, that's true happiness.

Waking up to the cockerels crowing and the sweet smell of a freshly prepared 'nasi goreng' gave me all the necessary energy for a day of easy walking. The waterfalls are incredibly imposing and gave me the freshness that I was searching for.

It was also on the side of the road in Munduk that I ate the best 'martabak'. It's a shame however that so many hotels are built there and hide the view over the mountains.

A waterfall in Munduk
Justine Ceresoli Travel writer
12 travel articles

Munduk, a nature lover's paradise!

My suggestion:
Put on your walking shoes and head off to explore the many waterfalls!
Summary:

Magnificent! Munduk is a nature lover's dream. A place that's completely 'zen'. Not only is the scenery a stunning shade of green that you won't see elsewhere, the rice fields are also amazing. Then there's the typical architectural style, great food and numerous waterfalls that you can visit

If you head to the upper levels of Munduk, you'll get some superb views of Buyan Lake and the surrounding region.

Munduk is on high land, surrounded by countryside. If I had to choose one word to describe it, it would be 'green' in ode to its lush, abundant natural surroundings. The waterfalls are easy to find - just open your ears and follow the sound of running water!

What's more, you'll find a range of traditional lodgings that are both charming and affordable.

Munduk, in the heart of nature.