Northern Bali

Mount Batur (8°14′20″S 115°22′39″E) is located in the center of the largest caldera in northern Bali.

View from mount Batur on mount Abang (8°16′49″S 115°25′46″E) and mount Agung (8°20′27″S 115°30′12″E, just behind mount Abang, so it looks like it’s shadow or some kind of camera’s error).

View from mount Batur viewpoint (8°16′57″S 115°21′51″E) on mount Batur (left), lake Batur and mount Abang (right).

Nungnung Waterfall (8°19′47″S 115°13′46″E)

Leke Leke Waterfall (8°21′52″S 115°11′50″E)

Jatiluwih Rice Terraces (8°22′11″S 115°07′55″E) are located at the southeastern slope of mount Batukaru, you can see mount Agung in the background.

You can see mounts Batukaru (8°20′05″S 115°05′18″E), Sengayang (8°18′41″S 115°06′11″E) and Adeng (8°19′10″S 115°08′25″E).

Tibu Sampi waterfall (8°26′05″S 115°03′57″E)

Juwuk Manis waterfall (8°23′28″S 114°54′29″E)

Red Coral Munduk waterfall (8°15′29″S 115°04′12″E)

Banyumala waterfall (8°13′02″S 115°06′06″E)

Pucak Manik waterfall (8°12′43″S 115°06′36″E, few different waterfalls at the same place)

Banyu Wana Amertha waterfall (8°12′46″S 115°07′19″E, few different waterfalls in the same place under the same name)

Campuhan waterfall (8°12′14″S 115°08′18″E)

Sekumpul waterfall (8°10′39″S 115°10′57″E)