Tegenungan Waterfall Entrance Fee 2026: Ticket Price in IDR and INR

Prices are the most recent figures reported by visitors and local guides in 2026. Confirm at the gate.

That is the whole answer for most visitors. The rest of this page covers the small extras that add up (parking, toilets, lockers, the swing operators), why you will find three different prices online, and how the fee compares with the other waterfalls around Ubud. For the full sightseeing guide, start with our Tegenungan Waterfall overview.

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Tegenungan Waterfall Ticket Price 2026

There is no single national price list for Tegenungan. The waterfall sits on the Petanu River between two villages, and each village runs its own gate. The Kemenuh entrance on the west bank is the one almost every driver uses. It has the big car park, the café terraces and the stairway down to the pool.

Rupee figures use 1 IDR = Rs 0.005248 (mid-market rate, 1 November 2026), rounded to the nearest rupee.

Tickets are sold per person and per visit. Lose the stub and step out to the car park, and the counter may ask you to pay again, so keep it in a pocket until you leave.

Extra Costs: Parking, Toilets, Changing Rooms and Lockers

The gate fee is not the only rupiah you will hand over. Small charges are collected by attendants or by the families who run the facilities on the stairway, and they rarely appear on rival price lists.

A family of two adults and one child arriving by car spends about IDR 75,000 (Rs 394) at the gate. Add parking, one locker and a couple of toilet visits and the realistic total is about IDR 105,000 (Rs 551), before any food or drinks.

Kemenuh or Blangsinga: Which Entrance, and Do You Pay Twice?

Yes, you pay twice if you cross. The two banks are managed by different village bodies, Kemenuh in Sukawati district and Blangsinga in Blahbatuh, and neither honours the other's ticket.

If you have one visit and want the pool, the cafés and the easiest facilities, go in through Kemenuh. The Blangsinga side also has steps down to the river, but fewer services along the way. Most travellers never need the second ticket. Photographers who want the drop from above sometimes pay for both, and the two gates are about 10 minutes apart by car.

What the Ticket Includes, and What Costs Extra

Your Kemenuh ticket covers the stairway, the riverbank, the pool and the viewing decks along the way. It does not cover anything run by a private operator on the rim or the slope, which is where first-time visitors get surprised.

Included in the gate fee

• About 170 to 200 concrete steps down to the pool

• The riverbank and the rocks in front of the falls

• The marked swimming area, when staff have it open

• The free viewing points along the stairway

Paid separately

• Swings, bird nests and "Bali love" frames on the slope, each run by a different family

• Food and drinks at the cafés and warungs on the stairway

• Day clubs on the rim such as Omma Day Club and D'Tukad River Club, which have their own entry or minimum spend

• The Bali Glass Bridge, a private attraction opened in November 2022, at about IDR 250,000 (Rs 1,312) per adult

Cash, Cards and Buying Tickets Online

Tegenungan has no official online ticket. You pay in rupiah cash at the barrier, and card machines are rare on the stairway too. Carry IDR 10,000 and 20,000 notes, because the parking boy and the toilet attendant will not have change for a 100,000.

The "Tegenungan tickets" you see on Klook, GetYourGuide or Tiqets for about USD 25 to 60 are guided tours. They bundle a car, a driver and usually two or three other Ubud stops. The gate fee is a small slice of that price and is sometimes not included at all, so read the inclusions before booking one.

Opening Hours and When to Go to Beat the Crowds

The waterfall is open daily from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm and closes for Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence in March or early April. Full detail sits on our Tegenungan Waterfall timings page.

Tour buses roll in from about 10 am and the pool stays busy until 3 pm. Arrive before 8 am and you share the riverbank with a handful of photographers and the morning light lands straight on the curtain of water. The dry months from April to October give clearer water. From November to March the river turns brown after a night of rain and the pool often closes.

Swimming, Stairs and Safety Rules

You can swim at Tegenungan, but only in the marked pool and only when the staff on the riverbank say the current is calm. They close the water quickly after heavy rain upstream, and they mean it. The Petanu rises fast.

• Do not swim under the falling water or jump from the rocks. The force and hidden boulders cause most injuries here.

• Keep children within arm's reach in the water. There is no lifeguard tower.

• The steps are wet concrete. Wear sandals with grip, not flip-flops.

• The climb back up takes about 15 minutes and is the hardest part of the visit. Older parents can rest at the cafés halfway.

• The stairway is not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers. The top viewing deck by the car park is step-free.

Tegenungan is about 11 km south of central Ubud, a 25 to 40 minute drive, and roughly an hour from Kuta or Seminyak. Getting there by Grab or Gojek is easy. Getting back is not, because local drivers often stop app cars picking up at the car park. Keep your driver waiting or agree a return fare before you go down the steps. Routes and taxi tips are on our how to reach Tegenungan Waterfall page.

Why Websites Show 15,000, 20,000 or 30,000

Search for the Tegenungan entry fee and you will find three different numbers. All three were true at some point. The fee was IDR 15,000 for years, then 20,000, and adult tickets moved to 30,000 more recently. Many guides were never updated, which is why older pages, including earlier versions of this one, still show the lower figures.

The two-entrance setup adds to the confusion. Some writers paid at Blangsinga, some at Kemenuh, and a few added both together. A handful quote the price local Indonesian visitors pay, which can be lower.

Entry Fees at Nearby Waterfalls

Tegenungan is the closest big waterfall to Ubud and the easiest walk, but it is not the cheapest or the quietest. If you are building a waterfall morning, this is what the gates near Ubud charge.

Village counters change prices without much notice, so treat the ranges as a budget, not a promise. For more ideas around Ubud, see our places to visit in Bali guide.

Harga Tiket Masuk Air Terjun Tegenungan 2026

Harga tiket masuk Air Terjun Tegenungan sisi Kemenuh adalah Rp30.000 untuk dewasa dan Rp15.000 untuk anak usia 5 sampai 9 tahun. Sisi Blangsinga menjual tiket sendiri. Parkir motor sekitar Rp2.000 sampai Rp5.000, parkir mobil sekitar Rp5.000 sampai Rp10.000. Buka setiap hari pukul 06.30 sampai 18.30 WITA, tutup saat Nyepi. Pembayaran tunai di loket.

Is Tegenungan Waterfall Worth the Entrance Fee?

For a first trip to Ubud, yes. At Rs 157 it costs less than a coffee in Seminyak, the walk works for families and parents in their sixties, and you are back in the car within 90 minutes. Skip it at midday in the wet season, when the water runs brown and the pool is shut. On those days Tibumana is the better spend.

Most Indian travellers fit it into one Ubud sightseeing day with the Tegallalang rice terraces, Tirta Empul and the Ubud Monkey Forest. If you want a driver, hotel and that loop arranged for you, our Ubud tour packages and wider Bali tour packages can include Tegenungan with the gate fees built into the quote. Hungry after the climb? Our guide to restaurants near Tegenungan Waterfall lists where drivers stop.

Edited by TravelTriangle