This is a nice waterfall. There are also lots of additional opportunities to experience, such as restaurant with booming techno music, the ability to visit the higher waterfall at cost, and an excellent donut shop with donuts that are like eating a sweet cloud. Nice walk, steep stairs, and altogether another tourist trap that might once have been a magical, forest area. Welcome to Ubud.

I had been to the falls before but wanted to take my husband to have a look.It has changed in the last 4 years with tourist photo spots,more shops who yell at you the whole time to buy buy buy.Very expensive looking hotel with a pool overlooking the water.The Waterfall is amazing and the power behind the water flowing is deafening.Couldnt get to the water due to all the tourists and taking photos without heaps of people hard too.It was a quick visit but an easy climb down and up for those whos fitness is lacking.Beautiful spot but spoilt by commercialism

Would suggest this water fall as it is quite good and with a nominal entrance fees. we skipped the Taman Beji waterfall due to its exorbitant entrance fees. We covered this Tegnungan water fall while we were travelling from our UBUD Hotel to Kuta Hotel, so no separate traveling required. can relax and spent couple of hours

Visited Tegenungan Falls after a recommendation from a friend. I travelled all the way from Legian & to be honest, I was a bit underwhelmed when I arrived. It's a small waterfall and most of the surrounds are run down & closed. There are a couple of instragram opportunities for the wannabes, I visited both sides & to be honest, it wasn't worth the trip. Admission is 20,000 IDR per person, per side.

A beautiful waterfall, though we have seen better. I would recommend going to Ommo day club where you can relax, swim, drink and enjoy the better view of the waterfall. Theres an amazing view in the evenings of the bridge which lights up at night. Good photo opp

Family travelling with a 3 and 6 year old: if you have seen massive waterfalls you can probably give this one a miss. Not much else going on here. Girls were unable to swim in the water as it’s far too rough and pretty dirty too. Lots of Instagramable photo ops if that’s what you are into. Lots of steps - our 6 year was a champ and managed really well. We carried our three year old. We were actually anticipating the climb up to be way worse, and surprised when we got to the top thinking there were way more steps to go. Seemed way more steps going down.

Due to torrential rain the day before , the waterfall was closed for swimming because of the high water flow and fast current. Not to mention the water wasn’t as clear as it should. Even so it was quite a magnificent view. Lots of steps so make sure you wear comfortable shoes !

An absolutely disappointing place. The waterfall is most unimpressive and small. The water is muddy and dirty and the place is noisy thanks to some local restaurants and tourists. The climb downwards is not too bad, but seems pointless. Can be avoided definitely, as Bali has so many better places to offer.

Nice waterfall, you have to go down almost 150 stairs to reach waterfall so climbing up again can be a big challenge for elderly and unfit people. However you are allowed to take dip in water and you can also climb up over the fall. The entry ticket is IDR 20000. There is also full market at the entry of waterfall and there is also one private club with infinity pool overlooking the waterfall.

Beautiful large waterfall in Ubud. The scenery is spectacular and you can swim at the base of the Waterfall (not directly under the water, however with the force it was coming down you would not want to either). Plenty of great vantage points along the way with Photo opportunities. The falls were flowing well when we went and the water was thundering down. Word of warning though ..... if you are like me and not exactly at the peak of your fitness (I am a pretty large guy and over 50), then the Steps down and back are a real challenge. Steep and a few hundred of them. The refreshing spray from the Falls is a great relief when you get to the bottom, however the trek back up quickly swaps that spritz feeling with hot sweat. There are a number of market stalls at the entry where you can get a cool refreshment on your way back out, if you can still breathe ! There is also a decent sized club playing music etc if that is your style