Gitgit waterfall, Bali

By the way, about the aborigines, I confirm that we fought for about 10 minutes in the parking lot; if it weren’t for our driver, we wouldn’t have known how to get to the waterfall at all. True, when we reached the first waterfall, we understood why we needed a guide, a path to the second, etc. the waterfall is not so obvious. As a result, we got lost and ran into the hut of an aboriginal, who happily offered his services as a guide for 100,000. And this beetle led us through the jungle, brought us to the second waterfall, the third was seen from afar. But the way back turned out to be much easier, you just need to know where to turn. Once upon a time there were apparently signs here (traces remain), but enterprising aborigines eliminated them :-). But this was not the finish line; after learning the way, we decided to return and find the mysterious fourth waterfall. Using the poke method, we walked around the top of the third waterfall and followed the sound of gurgling, half an hour later, looking at the Google map (funny, 4G, really :-), we realized that we would soon be put on the wanted list :-). As a result, 3 hours of mountaineering, wet, dirty, scratched, tired, happy :-)