sekumpul
sekumpul Lexical Profile
• noun
A notable, highly scenic complex of waterfalls located in the Buleleng Regency of northern Bali, Indonesia, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful natural attractions on the island.
"We hired a local guide to trek through the dense jungle and witness the majestic Sekumpul waterfalls."
A rural village situated in the Sawan district of Buleleng Regency, Bali, famous primarily as the gateway to its namesake cluster of waterfalls.
"The local economy of Sekumpul relies heavily on agriculture and eco-tourism."
Word Nuance & Usage
Usually capitalized as 'Sekumpul' and frequently paired with 'waterfall' in English travel literature.
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed from the Indonesian language, derived from the prefix 'se-' (one, same, together) and 'kumpul' (to gather), roughly translating to 'gathered together' or 'a group'. This likely refers to the cluster of multiple cascades in the area.