Kilwun Waterfall and Sesere Waterfall are two secret waterfalls which take a little bit of local know-how to find. They are “secret” waterfalls because both falls are a little off the main path at the popular Geopark for Benang Stokel and Benang Kelambu waterfalls in North Lombok.
How to Find Kilwun Waterfall and Sesere Waterfall
If you don’t have a local guide and are relying on the maps and boards, finding Kilwun Waterfall and Sesere Waterfall will be a difficult task. While both are marked on the overhead map, there is no signage indicating the correct path.
SESERE WATERFALL 
KilWUN WATERFALL
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The best directions you’ll find is to take the path from Benang Stokel Waterfall to Benang Kelambu, past the banana plantations. After you pass some food and tourist stalls, roughly three-quarters of the way, you’ll see a small, unobvious path leading left. Keep in mind, there are two of these unsigned paths, the first one you see is not the correct path. Walk past this one, and continue a little further until you see the next one, just after a small descent.
The path quickly becomes steep and leads down to Kilwun and Sesere Waterfalls. If you find yourself walking on a flat, windy path through banana fields, you’ve taken the wrong path.
The route down is steep and sandy. It’s definitely not setup like the other main waterfalls here. I could imagine that it wouldn’t be too difficult to slip down, so hold on.
After descending, you’ll reach a small flowing creek. Here, you will hear Kilwun Waterfall roaring around the corner. You can either keep descending to the valley below, where you’ll find Sesere Waterfall. Or, if you follow the creek bend right, you’ll reach Kilwun Waterfall.
I told you they were secret. If you’re not confident in finding it yourself, I’d recommend getting a local guide. Alternatively, you can book this WATERFALL DAY TOUR, which includes a trip to these waterfalls with transport included.
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Kilwun Waterfall
Out of all five waterfalls in this area, Kilwun Waterfall is my personal favorite. It’s a small 11-meter waterfall in a lush, narrow canyon. The water plunges hard into a knee-heigh pool, which spills gently down the mountain and ends up at Sesere Waterfall.
We spent a good 30 minutes admiring this waterfall and grabbing some photos of the warm light rays creeping their way through the thick treeline.
Sesere Waterfall
As mentioned, if you continue down the secret, steep route, you’ll reach Sesere Waterfall after about 5 minutes.
Sesere is another small, thinner waterfall. However, it’s a good place to cool off since it has a pool which is deep enough to lay in. In saying that, it’s not deep enough to jump or really swim. Since the flow is not as heavy as the others, you can also stand under the rock and get a natural waterfall massage.
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Were you able to find the Kilwun and Sesere Waterfalls? Tourism for this area is changing all the time. Locals might add in more signage, but for now, this is the most updated guide you’ll find online. If things have changed when you visit, please let me know so I can update this post!
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