インドネシアの峡谷・トップ17

waterfall very wet

Waterfall2

21-02-3025 with guide entrance Benang kelambu / 'small' waterfall 10,000Rp. Doing the whole tour with a guide is recommended in my opinion. From Haikiki bungalows for 3 people 600K and the tour is adjusted along the way in consultation regarding the route to be chosen from the many options through the rice fields. And as a bonus: guides are in contact with each other to report where the black monkeys are foraging at that moment. It would be a shame if you were to miss it if you went on your own. You get slippers on the spot at the waterfall, because the tour goes through the water in the gorge to the waterfall. Rainy season so sometimes wading through water for at least 1m, where in the eddy the guide points out where the really deep point is and how to avoid it. Condition requirement: still able to climb a bit. You can swim in the waterfall and if your clothes are wet you can get behind it, beautiful waterfall curtain... to jump through. Possibly a plastic bag to protect your mobile phone. Bring some extra money to buy local organic products at the coffee break: vanilla etc. Bersenang!

20,000IDR entrance fee per person

This place is perfect for cooling off, as you can go for a swim here. From here on, the path continues through the water. The area is about knee-deep. I recommend wearing swimming shoes here.

Entrance fee 20,000 rupiah per person. We visited the waterfall as part of a guided tour with a local guide. It's worth it!

Tebing Apparalang on the east coast of the Bulukumba Peninsula is a stretch of coast lined with rocky cliffs. There is a secured path above the cliff that is good for a walk. The place is a well-known local recreation area.

In the Harau Valley there should be rock cliffs. The formation of the Harau Valley is due to a descending fault or block that descends to form a fairly wide and flat valley. One of the signs or ways to see where the fault is located is the presence of a waterfall. In my opinion, there are similarities, but only slightly. I've passed here several times, still amazed by the natural paintings and the expanse of rice fields which, when they turn yellow and contrast with the bamboo trees on the edges of the cliffs, can be good spots for photos.