Banyumala Waterfall
Twin spring-fed cascades pouring side by side down a jungle cliff into a cold swimming pool.
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This guide to Banyumala Waterfall in Bali follows two villagers from Wanagiri, Putu Sukadana and Nyoman Sudiana, who in July 2015 walked into the jungle with machetes and cut a trail to a hidden double waterfall almost nobody outside the village knew existed. It traces how the twin, spring-fed cascades got their name, and what locals believe the water washes away. Feel the cold shock of the pool below you, fed year-round by underground springs.
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