This was a refreshing mid day stop while we made our way around the attractions in Ubud. It is very busy and people were queuing to pose for pictures at the waterfall in a pretty respectful manner but the area in front of the waterfall was very busy with people waiting. We did find the quick hike up to the nearby Tan Hana Cave worthwhile and only took a few minutes - just past here is a good spot to look at the waterfall from a cliff. The area is quite green and we saw quite a few people lounging undisturbed on the rocks and just up the creek. The place costs 20K to enter per person and you buy tickets before going down the stairs to the waterfall and then there will be a spot to verify the ticket about 20 steps down. There is a change room where you can wash your feet but you may still feel a little bit exposed because even though they are raised up there is an unobstructed view of the outside. There is a restaurant halfway down the stairs to the waterfall, some souvenir stalls, lockers and toilets in the area as well. I believe there were recommendations to pay some small bills to use the toilets and some of the facilities in the area too. Getting to the place is easy by Gojek/Grab and they will allow drop off but if you need pickup you must go to the main road because the locals will not allow pickup in this area unless it is a local taxi. There are places to park the scooters near the ticketing office and a few car spots in a parking lot further away. We brought our water shoes and are glad we did because the stairs getting down to the area are a little wet and the creek is rocky and doesn't have the best visibility. We saw a pretty big spider near one of the statues but a local shared that it was harmless. There are lots of waterfalls in this area and you might want to seek out a cluster of them if you don't want to wait for your solo shots.

We went to this waterfall at 9:30am and it was the perfect time for less crowds. There was a lockers right next to it for 5k and also supplies i.e., towels, flip flops to purchase. We didn’t line up for the main waterfall as there were parts around to take photos but I would say it took 15 minutes. If you have a guide take pictures, remember to tip them (they are very good at their job getting all the angles and poses for you!). There was also a small pool, walking around up the river and a cave. It is a gorgeous location absolutely surrounded by nature and hasn’t been ruined with tourist attractions such as swings.

This not-so-high waterfall is worth to visit! Especially when you are staying in Denpasar, because its easy to reach. 30 mins from Sanur by motorbike, around 45 mins from Denpasar. This place is not really crowded (at the moment), also, you can enjoy the river around the waterfall, it has some stones to sit and relax. If there are so many people, if you want to have a pic at the center, you have to wait the queue. There is a guy on standby there to take your pics by tipping him around Rp 10k. Was a nice waterfall! with its rocks, so you can enjoy the view, the sounds, the place, and the smell of a river longer :)