Nature · Tabanan
Leke Leke Waterfall
Busy 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Found on Google Maps 1 Oct 2026
Leke Leke Waterfall, locally known as Air Terjun Kipuan Kebo, is a stunning hidden cascade tucked within a narrow jungle canyon in the Tabanan highlands. A single slender ribbon of crystal-clear spring water plunges 15 meters down into a shallow turquoise pool framed by sheer rock walls draped in lush prehistoric ferns and moss. Visitors reach the falls via an idyllic 15-minute nature trail crossing bamboo bridges, tropical flower paths, and small fruit plantations. Its sheltered canyon setting creates a calm, mystical microclimate that feels far removed from southern Bali's bustling tourist hubs.
Insider tips
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Golden Mist Window. Arrive between 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM when morning sunlight pierces the narrow canyon opening, creating dramatic light rays through the waterfall mist.
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Gentle Wading Pool. The pool at the base is waist-deep with a calm sandy-pebble floor, making it ideal for a refreshing mountain dip; bring swimwear and a small dry bag for your camera.
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Post-Hike Coconut Stop. Stop at the scenic eco-warung located near the ticket booth after the hike up for fresh young coconuts or locally grown Tabanan Robusta coffee.
Good to know
- Entrance Fee
- Admission is Rp 50,000 per person for international visitors (Rp 25,000 for domestic), payable in cash or QRIS at the front entrance hut.
- Trail Conditions
- The path is well-paved with bamboo handrails and steps, but can become slick following tropical rains; sturdy walking sandals or sneakers are recommended.