Grudugan, Bali, 3.2

Next stop: Grudugan Waterfalls. Wow, what a beauty. So far, my absolute highlight. My driver dropped me off at a reception in front of the entrance. It had a big tip jar, requesting 25.000 IDR. It said “TIP JAR“. Yep. I was not allowed to keep walking without the ‘voluntary donation‘. You gotta love the genius of just sitting in nature without actual ownership and requesting people to pay you to, you know, look at nature. From the retrospective, if I had to pay for it, it was money well-spent. Does that make sense? The walk down consisted of countless, steep steps. Then you come upon a little stream. Then you figure out, the stream is the path. Apart from the rocks and painful pebbles in the riverbed, it was quite a scenic walk until you reach a narrow crevice. Because I laid off the cookies since I got to Bali, I fit through! There was water running down the walls occasionally and the sun shining through the crevice with all the mist was a stunningly beautiful view. It was only when I made my way back that I came across 4 other tourists. I was alone exploring this sight and it was breathtaking.Leia mais