Leke Leke Waterfall

Leke Leke Waterfall (Kipuan Kebo) is one of central Bali's most elegant and photogenic waterfalls, plunging as a narrow silver ribbon from a height of 32 meters. Tucked inside a tight, rocky cave surrounded by lush tropical fe s and jungle cliffs in the Tabanan regency, it is a hidden gem.

Key Highlights

• The Slender Cascade — a beautiful 32-meter drop of water framed by a narrow vertical rock cleft, creating a dramatic misty backdrop for photography.
• Bamboo Suspension Bridges — the scenic trail to the falls crosses rustic bamboo bridges spa

ing jungle streams and lush ravines.

• Jungle Trail — a beautifully maintained walk through tropical gardens filled with exotic flowers, jungle swings, and rest spots.

History & Legends

• The Hidden Hideout — in the local Balinese dialect, the name "Leke Leke" translates to "a place that is hard to find" or "a hideout."
• Antapan Village's Secret — for generations, the waterfall (Kipuan Kebo) remained a secret retreat known only to the residents of Antapan village before being opened to travel guides.

Did You Know?

• While inte ationally famous as Leke Leke, its traditional name Kipuan Kebo translates to "the bathing place of the water buffaloes."
• Due to its sheltered location inside a narrow canyon, the temperature near the base pool is noticeably cooler than the surrounding area.
• The walk from the ticket office to the base of the falls is a relatively short, scenic trek taking around 15–20 minutes.

Travel Tips & Practical Info

• Trail Conditions & Footwear — the path is well-defined but includes steep stairs. The ground can get muddy and slippery after rain, so sturdy hiking shoes or sneakers are a must.
• Best Time to Visit — arrive early in the mo ing between 7:00 AM and 9:00 AM to enjoy the quiet mist and secure the best photography lighting.
• Entrance Fees — admission is IDR 50,000 (~3 USD) per person. Vehicle parking is free or by a small voluntary donation.