Tukad Cepung Waterfall is a hidden gem located near the village of Penida Kelod in the Bangli Regency of Bali, Indonesia. Renowned for its ethereal beauty, this waterfall is uniquely situated inside a cave, creating stunning light rays as sunlight filters through the jungle canopy and reflects off the water. The waterfall is enclosed within high cliff walls, with water cascading down from about 15 metres. The path is surrounded by towering trees, ferns, and natural rock formations, offering a serene nature experience. To reach the waterfall, visitors must trek through lush jungle trails, descend a series of steps, and walk along the riverbed.

The Rendang Rice Terraces are a stunning agricultural landscape located in the Rendang District of Karangasem Regency in East Bali. Nestled amidst the lush hills with a backdrop of Mount Agung, these terraces are a testament to the ancient subak irrigation system, a UNESCO-recognized method of water management that has sustained Balinese rice cultivation for centuries. The rice fields are meticulously carved into the hillside, creating a cascading series of emerald-green terraces that ripple across the landscape. During the growing season, the terraces are lush and vibrant, reflecting sunlight off the water-filled paddies. The views are particularly breathtaking at sunrise and sunset, with the silhouette of Mount Agung adding dramatic depth to the horizon.