This newly-discovered waterfall in Indonesia will make you want to book a holiday. <br /><br />The beautiful Warinkabom waterfall – meaning "water widow" – was named by locals as a site dedicated to women who had lost their husbands during upheaval in Indonesia in the 1960s.<br /><br />But the natural feature was only discovered in 2014 in the village of Arefi South in West Papua's Raja Ampat province. <br /><br />Footage shows the route that must be taken to get to the stunning location, which includes a one-hour boat ride followed by a 45-minute hike through Papuan jungle.<br /><br />The local government is thought to be investing in the region in order to fully develop the tourism industry of Raja Ampat. <br /><br />The clip was filmed on May 14.
