The beauty of nature can give us peace of mind. The gurgling sound of the river, the dashing of mountain peaks, and the green expanse of trees are the right composition to live in. Behind the tranquility of its beauty, nature presents a challenge. If you’re interested in taking a challenging path to enjoying the beauty of nature, Telaga Waja Waterfall could be one of the choices.

Telaga Waja Waterfall is located in Rendang Village, Rendang District, Karangasem Regency. The path to this natural attraction isn’t easy. To reach the waterfall, there are two alternative paths. The first path is through the Bodog rice fields. The mileage is quite hard, but the green rugs and sloping land will make you even more eager to explore it.

The second route to reach this fresh waterfall is by navigating the Telaga Waja river. Telaga Waja River is the longest rafting route in Bali with difficulty grades II to IV. But, the level of difficulty is still possible for children over the age of 10 years. This second alternative path indeed requires a team. One rafting boat is must be filled by 6 people (maximum), plus one skipper or guide.

The two routes that must be passed to reach Telaga Waja Waterfall are indeed not easy. First, you have to pass the trekking path in the middle of green fields. Second, wading through ripples and rocks along the river. Which path is the most challenging in your opinion? However, these two paths will give you a timeless memory that can’t be forgotten.

The river and Telaga Waja Waterfall are located near the Kerta Gosa Park. It only takes 20 minutes to reach the starting point of the path to Telaga Waja Waterfall. Have you decided which one is your next holiday destination? Let’s explore every corner of the beauty of Bali!