Nungnung Waterfall is a beautiful tourist attraction to visit. It is located in Banjar Nungnung, Pelaga Village, Petang District, in the northern part of Badung Regency. The height of this waterfall is about 70 meters, with fresh water and cool weather. Whoever visits this waterfall will be able to experience an exciting trip. It is because along the trip, it will pass the lush green rice fields and plantations.

The distance to this tourism object is 45 kilometers or about 2 hours from Denpasar Airport, Bali. First, the tourists can take Ahmad Yani Street toward Sangeh Village, then continue going to Pelaga Village until they arrive at Banjar Nungnung. On the left side of the road, the visitor will find an intersection with the sign "Nungnung Waterfall". After that, turn right about 500 meters to enter the parking area and ticket counter. Then the trip continued on foot for about 15 minutes through 540 stairs.

Some visitors said that they had wanted to come to this waterfall for a long time. They knew this place from their tour guide and asked for a map of the place. "This waterfall is beautiful, with an interesting trip. Here is clean and fresh. This makes visitors want to feel the water by swimming," visitors revealed happily. While the ticket officer said, the place is often visited by local and foreign tourists. Foreigners mostly come from America, the Netherlands, and Australia. Besides that, there are also locals from Denpasar, Badung, and sometimes from any part of Indonesia, like Java, Sumatra, etc.

Beside the waterfall, there is also a cave as part of the Dutch colonial heritage and a small temple as a shrine to god Wisnu. The temple was built when Nunung Waterfall opened and was promoted as a tourist attraction in 1996 by the Badung Government. Every full moon Purnama Karo, there is a ceremony called odalan, sometimes this ceremony attracts tourist attention. Moreover, this waterfall is getting better since the stairs were improved in 2012. Book a car rental now then drive to this beautiful waterfall in the center of Bali Island.