Munduk 3-Day Itinerary

A tall, narrow waterfall plunging into a cold pool. Accessed via a steep path through clove and coffee plantations. Entry is free but a small donation at the local caretaker's hut is appreciated.

🕐 Daily, dawn to dusk

💡 Go early (around 8am) to avoid tour groups. The path gets slippery after rain—wear trainers with grip.

A series of three cascades set in a jungle gorge. The walk requires crossing a river on stepping stones. No entry fee, but parking costs about 5000 IDR for a scooter.

🕐 Daily, 7am to 6pm

💡 Bring a waterproof bag for your phone. The lower pool is swimmable but very cold—good for a quick dip after the hike.

Puri Lumbung Sunset Bar · ££

Asri Restaurant · ££

A small traditional market in the village centre, open every morning. Sells local produce—cloves, vanilla, coffee beans, and fresh fruit. Great for cheap snacks like pisang goreng (fried banana).

🕐 Daily, 6am to 11am

💡 Come by 7am for the best selection. Try the homemade vanilla—it's half the price of tourist shops in Ubud.

A roadside viewpoint overlooking Lake Tamblingan and the surrounding volcanic caldera. Free and uncrowded. Benches and a small shrine mark the spot. Great for sunrise photos.

🕐 Always open

💡 Bring a jacket—even at midday it can be cool here. The mist clears by 9am. Combine with a walk to the nearby ancient temple.

Taman Dewata

Warung Classic 1

A self-guided walk through working coffee and cacao plantations on the hillside above the village. No entry cost. You'll see the drying process and chat with fa

💡 Start from the path behind Warung Chandra. Bring small change (10,000 IDR) if you want to buy a bag of fresh roasted beans directly from the farmer.

Jojo's Warung

Warung Classic 2