Originating from the southern slope of Mount Abang, the Telaga Waja River, situated in east Bali, is one of the island’s longest rivers. This river flows southward, and its course is marked by the aftermath of a substantial eruption that likely coincides with other super volcanic activity within the region’s volcanic belt. The river is situated near Bali’s largest temple, Besakih, and it skirts the base of Mount Agung, the island’s tallest mountain, on the western side. With its unique current, pristine waters, and beautiful natural scenery combined with gentle rapids, Telaga Waja River has steadily gained popularity among those seeking adventurous activities on Bali that mix cultural and natural experiences. Complimenting the untouched natural beauty seen from the river is the surrounding lush environment of rice paddies, bushes, and trees, as well as the clean, fresh air.