[2025 Pronojiwo Attraction] Travel Guide for Tumpak Sewu Waterfall (Updated Apr)

If we talk about the most magnificent waterfalls in Indonesia, Tumpak Sewu is definitely on the list! 🌊✨ It is often referred to as the “Niagara of East Java” because it is a large waterfall with water flowing down from the cliff like a giant curtain! ⛰️💖 It's so beautiful that it feels like stepping into a fantasy world! 🏞️ Get to Know Tumpak Sewu Waterfall 💡 Tumpak Sewu means “A Thousand Waterfalls” because it consists of many small waterfalls that come together to form a large curtain of water, approximately 120 meters high. 🌊✨ It is located in Lumajang Regency, East Java, Indonesia, and is near Mount Bromo, offering a scenic view of high mountains and lush green forests. 🍃 🚗 How to Get to Tumpak Sewu 1. From Bangkok → East Java ✈️ 🛫 Fly from Bangkok → Surabaya (Juanda International Airport, SUB) • Takes about 4 hours 2. From Surabaya → Lumajang 🚙 • Option 1: Rent a car with a driver (most convenient!) – Takes about 4-5 hours • Option 2: Take a train from Surabaya to Probolinggo Station, then continue by car to Lumajang 3. From Lumajang → Tumpak Sewu 🏍️ • From Lumajang town, take a motorcycle or hire a car to the waterfall entrance, which takes about 30-45 minutes 💡 Tip: It is recommended to start your journey early to arrive when the sun is not too hot and to have a full day to explore! 🌤️ 📍 Explore Tumpak Sewu Waterfall 🌿 1. Panorama Point 📸 The first spot everyone must visit! A 10-minute walk from the parking lot will take you to the top viewpoint where you can see the entire waterfall! The view is absolutely stunning! 💖✨ Tip: ✅ This spot is perfect for panoramic photos 📷 ✅ Visit in the early morning to see the mist hovering around the waterfall, which is incredibly beautiful! 🌫️ 💦 2. Trekking Down to the Waterfall For those who want to get up close to the waterfall, you need to trek down! 🥾💪 It takes about 30-45 minutes. The path is steep and you have to cross small streams (non-slip shoes are a MUST HAVE!) 🌟 Highlights at the Bottom: ✅ Stand amidst the giant waterfall curtain, feeling like you are in the world of Avatar! 🌍 ✅ Clear streams flow through limestone, giving the feel of a natural swimming pool 💙 💡 Tip: • Wear non-slip shoes because the ground is very wet! 🩴 • Bring a raincoat or spare clothes because you will definitely get wet! 🌧️ 🌊 3. Goa Tetes – The Hidden Marvelous Cave After enjoying the waterfall, don't forget to visit Goa Tetes, a cave with a waterfall flowing inside! 🏞️✨ 📸 This spot is perfect for photos. The water flowing through turns the rocks into a golden orange color. This magical spot is not to be missed! 🏕️ Things to Prepare & Important Notes ✅ Non-slip shoes – The path is steep and wet, a must-have! 🥾 ✅ Raincoat – You will get wet, the waterfall is very strong! 🌧️ ✅ Waterproof bag – Keep your important items dry! 🎒 ✅ Exercise a bit beforehand – The trek down to the waterfall is not easy, but very rewarding! 💪 ⏰ Best Time to Visit: ☀️ The best time is from April to October (dry season) because the water is clear and the path is easier to walk! 💬 If you have been there, share your experience with us! 🥰💕

#AdventurousTraveler *All pictures were taken by Zizi herself on Earth, please do not use them illegally. Zizi in Galaxia. Indonesia Tumpak Sewu Waterfall Guide 🌊🌈 Hey, adventurers! 🚀 Are you ready to follow the rhythm of nature and explore Indonesia's hidden secrets - Dumbak Thousand Layer Waterfall? This is an amazing wonderland, as if you have walked into a fairy tale world! 🌳💦 Pre-trip equipment 🎒👟 Waterproof equipment: Remember to bring a raincoat or waterproof jacket 🧥, because the waterfalls here are incredibly powerful and you may become a "wet" hero if you are not careful! Hiking equipment: Comfortable hiking shoes and breathable clothes are essential, because we have to cross the dense rainforest and get close to the embrace of nature. Photography tool: Don’t forget your camera 📷 or mobile phone, because every moment here deserves to be frozen forever. Exploration process 👣🌊 Crossing the rainforest: Along the rugged trail, we will cross a mysterious tropical rainforest, listening to the birdsong and the fragrance of flowers, and feeling the breath of nature. 🌿🐦 A thousand-layer wonder: When you finally stand in front of the waterfall, the shock will be beyond words! The water cascades down through the layers of rocks, forming countless silver ribbons that are breathtakingly beautiful. 💧🌈 Get close to nature: If you are brave enough, you can find a safe area, let the cool water splash on your face, and feel the most primitive baptism of nature. 💦😄 Unique Experience 🛕🏞 Local Culture: While exploring the waterfalls, you may also want to learn about the local customs and experience the enthusiasm and hospitality of the Indonesian people. Natural Baths: If time permits, you can take a dip in the natural pool below the waterfall to completely relax your body and mind. 🏊♂😌 Warm reminder 💡❤ Safety first: Please be careful not to slip or fall, and do not stay or play in dangerous areas. Protect the environment: Please take your trash back with you to keep the waterfall area clean and beautiful so that future travelers can also enjoy this gift from nature. Enjoy the journey: Last but not least, relax and enjoy this rare journey. Let the beauty and magnificence of Dumbak Thousand Layer Waterfall become a permanent landscape painting in your heart. 🖼💖

Sewu Waterfall in East Java, Indonesia, is indeed one of the most stunning waterfalls. 'Sewu' in Javanese means thousand-layer waterfall. These waterfalls thunderously plunge into a horseshoe-shaped jungle canyon, looking as if they fell into Jurassic Park! - 🚩Best experience: ▪️Sewu Waterfall Viewing Platform There are two levels, the second level offers a better angle to overlook the waterfall. ▪️Hike into the canyon to reach the bottom of the waterfall. The path down is right next to the viewing platform. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk into the canyon, and then another 5 minutes to walk through the canyon to reach the waterfall. The path down is rough and quite dangerous, not highly recommended. - 📷Photography tips: ▪️Using a drone can capture the scene of Mount Semeru, the highest active volcano in Java, and Sewu Waterfall in one frame. Due to the dense surrounding jungle, be sure to pay attention to the safety of drone takeoff and landing. ▪️Aerial shots with a drone at noon can even capture the magical sight of the waterfall flow and double rainbows in one frame under the refraction of sunlight. - 🚗How to get there: ▪️It is recommended to stay in a hotel in Malang city and drive about 2 hours to Sewu Waterfall. ▪️Due to a sudden heavy rain in mid-July 2023 causing a mudslide, the essential bridge from Malang to Sewu Waterfall was destroyed and has not yet been repaired. The road is impassable, so you need to take a local motorcycle to cross the broken bridge to reach the Sewu Waterfall viewing platform. ▪️Take a local motorcycle from the motorcycle point for about 20 minutes to the entrance of the scenic area, then walk for 10 minutes to reach the Sewu Waterfall viewing platform. - 🎫Viewing platform ticket: 20k IDR (approximately 10 RMB) 🎫Waterfall bottom ticket: 10k IDR (approximately 5 RMB) ⏰Opening hours: 7:00-17:00 📣Recommended visit duration: Viewing platform 0.5-1h, hiking to the bottom of the waterfall 2-3h

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Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is a waterfall with a height of about 120 meters. This waterfall is bordered by Lumajang Regency and Malang Regency, East Java Province.Tumpak Sewu Waterfall has a flow of water that resembles a curtain so it is included in the Tiered waterfall type. The location of this waterfall is in Sidomulyo Village, Pronojiwo District, Lumajang Regency.

People often go to Tumpak Sewu, and just see The Waterfall from View Point at abobe. Don’t stay at the overlook too long, because you still have to see the waterfall from below! The best lighting for this is early in the morning before the sun gets high, otherwise taking the right photos can be more of a challenge. Head down the path for about 20 minutes to reach the bottom of the ravine. The path is mostly bamboo steps with bamboo railings, and it’s a little sketchy in spots, but nothing too terrible. Just proceed carefully. Once you reach the bottom of the ravine, you’re only a 5-10 minute walk away from the main event. The towering walls on either side of the ravine let you know how tiny you are, and how epic things are about to get. There’s one shallow stream to cross, with a small bridge covering part of it. Cross the bridge, round the corner, and prepare to have your mind blown by the epic sight! This is when the scale hits you for the first time and you can’t help but feel ant-like. There are a lot of good photo spots next to the waterfall, but be aware that the rocks are very slippery and any electronics you bring within 100 yards of the falls WILL get soaked. I’d recommend bringing a dry bag to keep your camera, drone, or other electronics safe between photo sessions here. Enjoy and be safe! #waterfall#naturalwonders#hiking#nationalpark#lakes

Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is arguably Indonesia’s best waterfall. It isn’t the largest, even in East Java, but is definitely the most impressive. From above it looks like the tree of life, from below it is immensely powerful and from all angles, it is quite simply mind-blowing. Once you reach the canyon you start to get an idea of the scale of the walls. You are an ant within the gorge and you know you are about to witness something incredible. After turning the final corner you will never forget the moment you enter the cauldron at the foot of Tumpak Sewu Waterfall. It is pure magic with more than thirty different waterfalls plummeting down into the cauldron into tiny pools below. #urbanexplorer

Hey friends! Want to explore a unique Indonesia? From the breathtaking sunrise at Mount Bromo, to the adventurous jeep safari across the sea of sand, to climbing the crater to capture stunning photos, the romance of the heart-shaped Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, the fun of bamboo ladder adventures, the mysterious blue flames of Ijen Crater's sulfur lake, the excitement of the Alas Harum Swing, encounters with dolphins in Lovina, and the magnificent Broken Beach of Nusa Penida, this guide has it all! / 🌴🗺Itinerary: D1: 🛫Arrival in Surabaya->🚘Airport transfer to hotel🏨 Settle into your accommodation, enjoy the comfort of your hotel, and prepare for the upcoming adventure! D2: 💦Visit the heart-shaped Tumpak Sewu Waterfall Walk through the rainforest, feel the coolness and power of the waterfall, and capture unique natural beauty. D3: 🌅Mount Bromo sunrise tour->🚜Jeep safari across the sea of sand->📸Climb the crater for stunning photos Greet the first rays of sunrise, ride a jeep across the sea of sand, climb the crater, and capture breathtaking moments. D4: 🔥Ijen Crater adventure->💙Marvel at the blue flames of the sulfur lake Hike through gravel and bamboo ladders, explore the mysterious blue flames, and witness the wonders of nature. D5: 🐬Dolphin watching in Lovina->🏰Ubud Palace historical tour->🌾Tegalalang Rice Terraces scenery Get up close and personal with dolphins, experience the classical charm of Ubud Palace, and stroll through the rice terraces, enjoying tranquility and beauty. D6: 🏝Nusa Penida Island vacation->💧Explore Broken Beach Enjoy the blue waters and skies of Nusa Penida, discover the mystery and beauty of Broken Beach, and conclude an unforgettable journey. 🌺🎉Bring your camera and a good mood, let's go! Indonesia awaits your exploration! / Places to visit: 🏝️ Nusa Penida: With beautiful underwater scenery painted by coral reefs and abundant marine life, it's a paradise for diving enthusiasts. 🌋 Mount Bromo: Experience Indonesia's most spectacular natural scenery, as if you were on the desolate and mysterious surface of the moon. 🏰 Ubud Palace: Immerse yourself in the art and culture of Bali, a central showcase of traditional culture. / Travel checklist:🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card; a local Indonesian SIM card is more convenient. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as Indonesian sockets may not be compatible. 🪪 Passport, visa, and flight tickets—ensure you have all necessary travel documents. 👕 Short sleeves and shorts are sufficient, but don't forget sunscreen and mosquito repellent. 🔋 Charger and power bank to stay powered up at all times. / 🎉Your Indonesian journey concludes here. We hope you return home with cherished memories and happiness. See you on your next trip!

Many people travel to Indonesia only knowing Bali and volcanoes, but they don't know that Indonesia also hides a destination that combines history, culture, and natural beauty—Yogyakarta. Here, you'll find not only world-famous historical sites but also many hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Here's a comprehensive guide to Yogyakarta. Save it and let's explore together! - ‼️Must-See Attractions 1⃣ Borobudur Temple A massive temple complex where the sunrise is breathtakingly beautiful! It is recommended to depart at 4 a.m. to arrive before sunrise for stunning photos! 2⃣ Prambanan A Hindu temple complex with towering spires and exquisite reliefs that will leave you in awe! In the evening, there's a Ramayana dance performance, creating a captivating atmosphere! Tickets: USD 25. It's recommended to visit in the evening for a beautiful sunset view of the temple. 3⃣ Yogyakarta Palace (Kraton) The Sultan's palace, where you can experience the culture and history of the Javanese royal family. There are traditional dance performances every day, so remember to check the schedule in advance! 4⃣ Taman Sari Water Castle A former royal bathing complex with unique architecture, perfect for taking amazing photos! Tickets are only USD 2, offering great value! 5⃣ Mount Merapi Embark on a thrilling adventure to an active volcano! You can take a jeep tour or hike, both exciting and awe-inspiring! It's recommended to book a guide in advance and pay attention to safety. - 🚗Getting Around Motorcycle: Transportation in Yogyakarta is convenient, and renting a motorcycle is super easy, costing only USD 5–10 per day! Becak (rickshaw): A fun option for short trips, but remember to bargain! - 💡 Travel Tips Attire: Dress respectfully when visiting temples. It's recommended to bring a shawl or scarf. Tipping: Indonesia has a tipping culture. You can tip 5–10% for restaurant and hotel services. Language: Indonesian is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas, so communication is easy! - Yogyakarta is truly a city full of surprises. Whether you're a history buff, a culture enthusiast, or a nature lover, there's something for everyone! Save this guide and get ready to explore!✈ - 😎Yogyakarta + Surabaya + Bali Itinerary D1 Arrive in Yogyakarta D2 Yogyakarta - Malioboro Street City Walk (Theater) - Borobudur Temple - Yogyakarta Night Market (two tickets) D3 Yogyakarta - Prambanan Temple - Yogyakarta D4 Yogyakarta - Panoramic Train - Surabaya - Bromo Town D5 Bromo Sunrise - Mount Bromo Hike - Cemoro Lawang - Stay overnight in Cemoro Lawang D6 Madakaripura Waterfall - Whispering Forest - Boat to Lovina, Bali (1 hr) - Lovina Beach D7 Lovina Dolphin Watching + Snorkeling - Ulun Danu Beratan Temple - Ubud Market - Bali Sunset D8 Return Home

Visa Information: E-Visa: If you choose to apply for an e-visa in advance, it is recommended to apply at least one week in advance to avoid unexpected situations that may delay your trip. Visa on Arrival: Although visa on arrival is convenient, the airport may be crowded during peak tourist seasons. It is recommended to prepare cash (USD or IDR) in advance to save time. Climate and Sun Protection: Sun Protection Measures: In addition to sunscreen, it is recommended to bring sunglasses, a hat, and sun-protective clothing, especially for outdoor activities such as volcanoes and waterfalls, where the UV rays are strong. Traveling During the Rainy Season: If you choose to travel during the rainy season, it is recommended to carry light rain gear, such as a folding umbrella or raincoat. Mount Bromo: Warm Clothing: The volcano is at a high altitude and the temperature in the early morning is low. It is recommended to bring warm inner layers, a jacket, gloves, and a scarf to protect against the cold. Sunrise Viewing: The sunrise at Mount Bromo is spectacular. It is recommended to check the sunrise time in advance and arrive at the viewing point early to secure a good spot. Sekumpul Waterfall: Waterproof Gear: In addition to wading shoes and quick-drying clothes, it is recommended to bring a waterproof phone bag or camera waterproof case to protect your equipment when taking pictures near the waterfall. Safety Tips: The waterfall area is slippery. It is recommended to walk carefully, especially near the edge of the waterfall. Pay attention to safety. Lovina Dolphin Watching: Safety Advice: If you cannot swim or are not good at water activities, it is recommended to choose a boat with a lifeguard and wear a life jacket. Early Preparation: Dolphin watching usually requires an early morning departure. It is recommended to rest well the day before and bring a light breakfast. Nusa Penida: Itinerary: If time permits, it is recommended to spend two days exploring the east and west lines, so that you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the island more easily and avoid rushing. Transportation Advice: The road conditions on the island are relatively rough. It is recommended to choose an experienced driver or guide to ensure safety. Uluwatu Temple (Cliff): Monkey-Proof Strategy: In addition to wearing fewer accessories, it is recommended to keep valuables in your bag to avoid letting monkeys see them. If monkeys approach, do not panic, stay calm, and avoid making eye contact or sudden movements. Other Practical Advice: Currency Exchange: The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is the main local currency. It is recommended to exchange currency at official exchange offices at the airport or in the city center, and avoid exchanging currency at street stalls to prevent counterfeit money. Internet and Communication: You can purchase a local SIM card or activate international roaming in advance to ensure communication during your trip. Cultural Etiquette: Most residents of Bali believe in Hinduism. When entering temples, dress appropriately. Usually, you need to wear a sarong to show respect.

Still struggling with where to go for the holidays? Malang, Indonesia is definitely your best choice❗️Beautiful scenery, delicious food, unique and full of hidden gems, surprises await around every corner😻The beauty of Malang is waiting for you to unlock‼️ Must-See Attractions ⭐️Rainbow Village🌈：Colorful and perfect for photos, right next to the main train station, close to the old town, affordable tickets even come with a small keychain🎈 💦Coban Sewu Waterfall🌊：Capture the breathtaking beauty of the waterfall and volcano in the same frame, the surrounding scenery is also stunning😻 Local Specialties🍱 ❤️Indonesian Satay🍢：Tender grilled skewers, special sauce is a bonus❗️ ❤️Nasi Kuning (Yellow Rice)🍚：Indonesian staple, served with a variety of side dishes, super flavorful🎈 Travel Guide🚗 📍Getting to Malang：Fly to Surabaya Airport first, then take a taxi or bus, it takes just over an hour⭐️ 📍Within the city：You can take a taxi or a three-wheeled motorcycle, remember to negotiate the price in advance⭐️⭐️

🌟Highlights: As a thousand-year-old ancient capital and former Dutch colonial city, Malang boasts a rich cultural heritage, featuring ancient historical relics such as Hindu temples alongside Dutch colonial architecture. The surrounding natural landscapes are magnificent, encompassing volcanoes, waterfalls, and beaches. From the awe-inspiring volcanoes to the spectacular waterfalls and picturesque beaches, Malang showcases the beauty of nature at its finest. The city enjoys a relaxed pace of life, with bustling coffee streets and night markets, allowing visitors to stroll through the streets, savor local delicacies, and experience the vibrant atmosphere. ❤Why Malang? Compared to popular tourist destinations like Bali, Malang offers a more unique and less crowded travel experience, allowing for deeper immersion in the local culture. The cost of living is relatively low, with affordable accommodation and dining options, enabling visitors to enjoy a high-quality travel experience at a lower cost. The diverse range of natural and cultural attractions caters to a wide range of interests, whether you're a history buff or a nature enthusiast. ✅Must-See: Malang Old Town: Explore the colonial-era architecture around Malang Train Station and Alun-Alun Malang (central square), including government buildings, hotels, churches along Jalan Besar Ijen, the library, and the Brawijaya Military Museum. ✅Must-See: Jodipan Colorful Village (Kampung Warna-Warni Jodipan) and Kampung Biru Arema (Blue Village): Separated by a bridge, these vibrant villages offer stunning photo opportunities. The blue of Kampung Biru Arema is even deeper than that of Chefchaouen, and the walls are adorned with lion paintings. ✅Must-See: Southern Beaches: Explore the spectacular coastal scenery of Balekambang, Ngliyep, and Sendang Biru beaches, featuring dramatic cliffs and sea stacks. Balekambang has a small island with a temple, while Sendang Biru is adjacent to Sempu Island, home to a hidden lagoon. ✅Must-See: Sewu Waterfall: Considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in East Java and even all of Indonesia, Sewu Waterfall plunges approximately 120 meters from a massive horseshoe-shaped cliff, creating a breathtaking spectacle. ✅Must-See: Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park: Discover the complex volcanic geology of this national park, home to Mount Bromo and Mount Semeru, Java's highest peak. The landscape resembles the surface of the moon. 🚉Getting There: Fly to Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport (MLG) via major Indonesian cities like Jakarta or Surabaya. Alternatively, take a train from Surabaya to Malang. 🚉Getting Around: Malang is a relatively small city. Walk around the city center, take a becak (rickshaw), rent a car, or hire a private driver for excursions to attractions outside the city. 📝Tips: Malang is located in a mountainous area with a cool climate and significant temperature differences between day and night, so pack layers. Indonesia is a Muslim country, so dress respectfully, especially when visiting religious sites. While Indonesian is the main language, English is spoken in tourist areas. Choose reputable restaurants to avoid stomach issues.

Experience the sulfurous fumes of the Blue Fire Volcano Feel the Earth's heartbeat at Mount Bromo Chase playful dolphins in Lovina Dance with manta rays in the glassy waters of Nusa Penida This 6-day, 5-night Indonesian adventure is worth checking out! 💡Why choose this itinerary? 🌋 Twin Volcano Trek: Climb Mount Bromo at dawn to witness the "Earth's Awakening," and chase the "Blue Fire Ghosts" of Ijen in the dark of night. 🌊 Bali Island: The healing morning light of Lovina's dolphin chasing, the double impact of Apple wallpapers and snorkeling. 🌴 Ubud Center: Ubud Rice Terraces, Ubud Palace, and Ubud Market 🗯️[Indonesia 6 Days 5 Nights Twin Volcanoes & Waterfalls + Bali] ◽Day 1: Arrive in Surabaya, transfer to a hotel near the airport after being picked up by a driver. ◽Day 2: Sewu Waterfall - Mount Bromo Hotel Highlights: Trek through the primeval jungle, climb bamboo ladders and wade through streams, and unlock the misty spectacle of Sewu Waterfall, resembling a "thousand-layer cake." ◽Day 3: Mount Bromo Sunrise - Journey to Ijen Highlights: ✔️Ride a jeep to the viewing platform and watch the dawn break through the clouds as the Mount Bromo volcano group awakens under the orange sky. ✔️Hike/ride a horse to conquer the crater of Mount Bromo, listen to the rumbling of the earth's core, and be surrounded by sulfurous fumes like a fairyland. ◽Day 4: Ijen Volcano Blue Fire Spectacle - Lovina Dolphin Watching Highlights: ✔️Depart at midnight to climb Mount Ijen, traverse the misty forest with headlamps, and reach the crater to witness the world's rare "blue ghost fire." ✔️After daybreak, overlook the emerald-green crater lake, where the figures of sulfur miners intertwine with the breathtaking scenery, creating a soul-stirring experience.📸 ◽Day 5: Lovina Dolphin Watching - Ubud Rice Terraces - Ubud Market - Ubud Palace Highlights: ✔️Take a boat trip to watch the sunrise and see dolphins dancing together. ✔️Explore Ubud Palace + Traditional Market, shop for handicrafts, and take stunning photos of the rice terraces. ◽Day 6: Nusa Penida Island Exploration + Snorkeling - Return Trip Highlights: ✔️Check in at Broken Beach (Apple wallpaper location), Kelingking Beach, and Angel's Billabong. ✔️Snorkel at Manta Bay + Crystal Bay and swim with tropical fish. 🔴Costs Include ▪Transportation: Airport pickup and all transportation throughout the trip, including an English-speaking driver, car rental, and fuel costs. ▪Tickets: First entry tickets to Mount Bromo, Sewu Waterfall, Ijen Volcano, Banyuwangi ferry, Lovina dolphin watching, Alas Harum Agro Tourism, Nusa Penida West Line, and snorkeling activities. ▪Accommodation: One night each in 4-star hotels in Surabaya city, Mount Bromo, Ijen, Lovina, and Kuta.

Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is a spectacular natural wonder in East Java, Indonesia, renowned for its multi-tiered cascades and breathtaking scenery. Here are some travel tips: 1. **Best Time to Visit**: The dry season (May to October) is the ideal time to visit Tumpak Sewu Waterfall. The weather is clear, the waterfall's flow is still strong, and the paths are safer. 2. **How to Get There**: - From Surabaya, you can rent a car or take public transportation to Lumajang, then transfer to local transportation to reach the waterfall. - From Malang, you can also rent a car or take public transportation. 3. **Ticket Information**: An entrance fee is usually required to enter the waterfall area. Prices may vary, so please check for the latest information in advance. 4. **Tour Route**: - Upon arrival, you can choose from different viewpoints, including observation decks at the top and bottom of the waterfall. - For a closer experience, you can hike down to the bottom of the waterfall. However, please be cautious as the path can be slippery and steep. 5. **Safety Tips**: - Wear non-slip shoes due to the slippery terrain. - Follow local safety instructions and warnings, and do not enter restricted areas. - If you plan to swim, be mindful of the water current and depth. 6. **Accommodation Options**: There are several homestays and hotels nearby. You can choose suitable accommodation based on your budget and needs. 7. **Other Activities**: Besides admiring the waterfall, you can also explore the surrounding natural landscapes and cultural sites. 8. **Environmental Awareness**: Please respect the natural environment, do not litter, and minimize your impact on the local ecosystem. Remember to check the latest travel information and weather forecast before your trip to ensure a smooth and safe journey.

Embark on a 7-day Indonesian adventure and discover the unique charm of the "Land of a Thousand Islands"! Explore beautiful beaches, ancient temples, and much more. Don't miss out! -- 🏃 Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Bali -> Airport Pickup -> Check in to Hotel Upon arrival in Bali, enjoy a private airport transfer to your hotel, regardless of your flight time. DAY 2: Explore Ubud Palace Take a day trip to Ubud Palace and immerse yourself in Indonesia's ancient culture and architectural beauty. DAY 3: Nusa Penida Diving Trip -> Manta Point Dive Site -> Kelingking Beach Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Nusa Penida, explore the mysterious underwater world of Manta Point, and relax on the pristine sands of Kelingking Beach. DAY 4: Relaxing at Lovina Beach Spend a leisurely day at Lovina Beach, soaking up the sun, sand, and surf. DAY 5: Conquer Mount Ijen -> Explore the Blue Fire Ijen Crater Hike up Mount Ijen to witness the spectacular Blue Fire phenomenon and experience the magic of nature. DAY 6: Visit Sekumpul Waterfall Take a day trip to Sekumpul Waterfall and marvel at the cascading waters, enjoying the cool, tranquil atmosphere. DAY 7: Mount Bromo Trip -> Capture the Bromo Smiling Conquer Mount Bromo, capture the unique landscape of the Bromo Smiling, and end your journey on a high note. -- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Nusa Penida: A beautiful canvas painted with coral reefs and marine life – a paradise for underwater exploration! 🌋 Mount Bromo: Explore Indonesia's most spectacular scenery, reminiscent of the lunar surface, and experience the beauty of desolation! 🏰 Ubud Palace: The artistic and cultural heart of Bali, where tradition and modernity blend seamlessly! -- 🧳 Travel Essentials: 📞 Prepare a local SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Indonesian outlets may differ. 🪪 Ensure your passport and visa are ready for a smooth immigration process. 👕 Pack light clothing, as Indonesia can be quite hot in March. 🎩 Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for adequate sun protection. 🔋 Pack a charger and power bank to keep your devices charged for capturing memories. 💊 Bring some common medications for your health and safety. -- Your Indonesian adventure is just that simple and wonderful! Don't forget to like and save this post for your next spontaneous getaway!

#indonesiatrip Visiting Sewu Waterfall, also known as Tumpak Sewu, was an unforgettable experience that felt like stepping into a hidden paradise. Nestled in the lush landscapes of East Java, this breathtaking cascade is often called Indonesia’s most beautiful waterfall, and as soon as I arrived, I understood why. The journey to the viewpoint was already rewarding, with dense forests, misty air, and the distant roar of falling water setting the scene for what awaited. As I reached the edge of the cliff, the panorama before me was surreal—a semi-circular curtain of countless streams plunging over the lush green cliffs, creating a spectacle of pure natural wonder. The mist rising from the falls added a mystical touch, making it feel almost otherworldly. Descending into the valley was an adventure on its own. The steep path, bamboo ladders, and rocky terrain made the trek challenging yet thrilling. But every step was worth it when I finally stood at the base of the falls, completely surrounded by towering cliffs and the deafening sound of cascading water. The cool mist on my skin and the fresh mountain air created an overwhelming sense of peace and awe. Spending time near the falls, I couldn’t help but be mesmerized by the raw power and beauty of nature. The lush surroundings, hidden caves, and flowing streams made it feel like an untouched sanctuary. It was a place where time seemed to slow down, allowing me to fully appreciate the magic of Sewu Waterfall. Leaving the site, I carried with me a deep sense of admiration for Indonesia’s natural wonders. Sewu Waterfall was not just a place to visit—it was an experience that left me humbled by the beauty and grandeur of the earth.

This is the perfect 8-day itinerary in Indonesia that everyone has been looking forward to! Believe me, every attraction is worth your careful appreciation and you will definitely fall in love with this place! / As the world's largest archipelago and volcanic country, located between Southeast Asia and Oceania, Indonesia has rich natural landscapes and cultural heritage. Affectionately known as Indonesia, it carries a heavy historical heritage and unique island style. Every corner can give you surprises. / 🌍🎒Itinerary: D1: Surabaya Airport->Hotel->Malang Hotel Now we will first gather at Surabaya Airport, then go to the booked hotel together, and stay in the hotel in Malang to enjoy a comfortable night. D2: Saiwu Thousand Layer Waterfall Now we go to enjoy the magical sight of Saiwu Thousand Layer Waterfall. The waterfall is like a thousand layers of gauze, so beautiful that it is beyond words. D3: Mount Bromo On the third day we arrived at the famous Mount Bromo in Indonesia and witnessed the magnificent scenery of the volcano. D4: Ijen Volcano Now we go to explore the mystery of Ijen Volcano and feel the power that the volcano brings us. D5: Free time in Bali The beautiful scenery of Bali is waiting for you to explore. Now we are free here. D6: Kuta Foreigner Street -> East Cruise Komodo Now we will stroll along Kuta Foreigner Street first, and then take the East Cruise Komodo to enjoy the fun of sailing. D7: Padar Island->Pink Beach->Komodo Island We will first visit Padar Island, then take some photos on the Pink Beach, and then go to Komodo Island to enjoy the different scenery. D8: Komodo->Surabaya Airport On the last day of the trip, we flew back to Surabaya from Komodo Island, looking forward to meeting again. / 📌Travel preparation: 📱First, bring a fully functional mobile phone and remember to bring an external charger. Considering that Indonesian plugs are two-pin round, it is definitely a wise decision to bring a conversion plug. Don’t forget to bring a local phone card, otherwise you don’t know what your network will be like? 📑Secondly, you must bring all your documents. Passport, Mainland China ID card, and please note that Indonesia requires a visa. Don’t forget your temporary driver’s license. Just in case you feel the urge to go on a self-driving tour, you have to be prepared, right? 👕Finally, considering the climate in Indonesia in March, which is hot during the day and cool at night, it is recommended to bring some thin short-sleeved shirts and shorts, as well as a few thin long-sleeved shirts and long pants to protect against the sun and the breeze at night. You may have activities that involve climbing mountains and crossing rivers, so a pair of comfortable walking shoes is essential! / 💖Save this guide and create your dream trip to Indonesia!

Winter break is coming. Planning a trip to Indonesia? Don't miss this 8-day travel guide to make your journey even more exciting! -- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Surabaya Airport -> Hotel -> Malang Hotel Settle into your accommodation and get ready to start your Indonesian adventure! Day 2: Tumpak Sewu Waterfall Admire the spectacular waterfall and experience the charm of nature! Day 3: Mount Bromo Explore the mystery and magnificence of Mount Bromo. Day 4: Ijen Crater Continue your volcano tour and experience the unique landscape of Ijen Crater. Day 5: Free Time in Bali Enjoy your free time on the beautiful island of Bali! Day 6: Kuta Legian Street -> East Cruise Komodo Go shopping, experience the exotic atmosphere, and take a boat tour in the evening. Day 7: Padar Island -> Pink Beach -> Komodo Island Visit beautiful islands and enjoy the fun of sun and sand. Day 8: Transfer from Komodo to Airport -> End of Trip End your pleasant Indonesian journey and prepare for your return trip. -- Must-See Attractions: 🌋 Mount Bromo: One of the most spectacular landscapes in Indonesia! The terrain here is as desolate as the surface of the moon, giving you a feeling of exploring outer space. 🏝️ Komodo Island: Want to explore the mystery of Bali? This is the place to be! Komodo Island is your ideal destination. 🌋 Ijen Crater: Famous for its sulfur, the scenery here is as beautiful as a fairyland. Don't miss it! 🛍️ Kuta Legian Street: This is a shopping paradise for tourists. The shops on both sides are dazzling, and you won't be able to stop shopping! -- Travel Essentials: 🇮🇩Going to Indonesia? Bring these items! 📞 Prepare a phone card to stay connected. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as Indonesian sockets may be different. 📖 Make sure your passport and visa are ready to avoid trouble at immigration. 👕 Short sleeves and shorts are suitable. Sunscreen and mosquito repellent are also important. 🔋 Don't forget your charger, as your phone and camera need power. -- Enjoy the tropical atmosphere and beautiful island scenery on your Indonesian journey. Come and explore this magical land!

Located in Central Java, Indonesia, Sewu Waterfalls, also known as the "Thousand Waterfalls", is a dream attraction that combines natural beauty with thrilling adventure. This visit not only allowed me to feel the magnificence and shock of nature, but also allowed me to deeply experience the joy of exploring the hidden secrets between waterfalls. This trip is definitely worth remembering. Spectacular natural wonders: the origin of the name of the Thousand Falls The name Sewu Falls means "a thousand waterfalls" in Javanese, and you'll completely understand why when you see it in person. The waterfalls are distributed among the towering cliffs, and countless streams of water pour down from all directions, as if thousands of silver threads are hanging in the green valley. Especially during the rainy season, the waterfall has more water, mist fills the air, and the sunlight reflects a beautiful rainbow, making the whole scenery more dreamy. Standing in front of the waterfall, you will feel the surging power of the water and the roar in your ears. It is both spectacular and shocking, making people sincerely admire the greatness of nature. Journey to the Falls: An Adventurous Experience The walk to Sewu Falls was challenging but a highlight of the trip. Starting from the entrance, you need to walk through a dense forest trail. The tropical vegetation along the way gives you a strong sense of primitive atmosphere. After that, you need to go down into the valley, passing some slippery rock sections and streams. It is recommended to wear non-slip shoes and bring a change of clothes because you are likely to get wet. Although the journey was full of challenges, every step was worth it. As you get closer to the waterfall, the sound of water becomes louder and the cool mist hits your face, making you feel excited and full of anticipation. When we finally reached the foot of the waterfall, the sense of accomplishment combined with the spectacular sight before us was truly moving. Best time to visit and recommendations 1. Visiting time: It is recommended to visit in the morning to avoid the scorching sun at noon, while enjoying the beautiful scene of sunlight and water mist. 2. Equipment recommendations: Bring non-slip shoes, raincoats, dry food and plenty of drinking water, as the whole process requires some physical strength. 3. Safety Tips: The ground near the waterfall is slippery, so please watch your steps and follow the instructions of the local guide, especially during the rainy season. 💞Recommendation reason: The stunning beauty of nature Sewu Waterfall is a place where one can feel the raw power of nature. It is not only a beautiful sight, but also a destination worth exploring and challenging. Whether it was the magnificence of the waterfall, the adventures along the way, or the cool feeling of being surrounded by the mist, this visit brought me unforgettable memories. If you love nature or want to challenge yourself, Sewu Waterfall will definitely be one of the highlights of your trip! #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

Escape the cold winter and explore Indonesia! This tropical paradise in the southern hemisphere is a great place to visit in winter. Follow this 7-day travel guide to discover the wonders of Indonesia! -------- 🍹Itinerary: Day 1: ✈️ Surabaya—Hotel🏨 Fly to Surabaya, Indonesia. After checking in, explore the beautiful city. Day 2: Tumpak Sewu Waterfall Visit Tumpak Sewu Waterfall and enjoy the stunning natural scenery. Day 3: Mount Bromo🌋 Climb Mount Bromo and enjoy the magnificent volcanic landscape. Day 4: Ayung River Rafting—Dukuh Club—Bali Swing—Jungle Waterfall—Ubud Palace A day full of activities in the South Pacific. Day 5: Nusa Penida—Angel's Billabong—Jimbaran Beach Relax and enjoy a day at the beautiful beaches of Indonesia. Day 6: Free time in the morning—Transfer to Bali Airport✈️ Free time in the morning, then transfer to Bali Airport in the afternoon for your flight home. Day 7: Return to your departure city🏠💗 Return to your departure city and end your tropical island adventure. -------- Must-visit attractions: 🌴 Nusa Penida: A stunning coral reef and marine life paradise. Capture all the beautiful moments. 🌋 Mount Bromo: One of Indonesia's most spectacular landscapes. Feel the power of nature in this lunar-like landscape. 🌊 Ayung River Rafting: A thrilling adventure through a stunning natural landscape. The riverbanks are steep and lush, while the river is calm and pleasant. 🌺 Bali Swing: Swing through the jungle and feel like you're flying through the sky. 🏰 Ubud Palace: A cultural hub of Bali. Every corner and building is steeped in history and culture. Come and explore the charm of Indonesia with us! 🎈 -------- Travel tips: 1. Time difference🕗: Indonesia is mostly in the GMT+7 time zone, 1 hour behind Beijing time. Adjust your schedule accordingly. 2. February weather☀️: February is usually the rainy season in Indonesia. Don't forget to bring a cute umbrella! 🌂 3. Food exploration🍽️: Try local delicacies such as Nasi Goreng (Indonesian fried rice) and Ayam Bakar (grilled chicken). The unique flavors will whet your appetite! -------- Discover the charm of Indonesia and leave your footprints and stories behind. 😉

Sisters! Want to explore the wonders of Indonesia's forests? This 7-day travel guide will take you on a forest-themed trip in Indonesia, so save it now! -- Indonesia, a country of thousands of islands, has a profound historical heritage. Volcanoes, beaches🏖️, tropical rainforests, the scenery is unique! The local customs are unique and the people are warm and hospitable. Come to Indonesia and experience different exotic customs! 🌺 -- Route Overview: 🌴🇮🇩Explore natural wonders and beach trips Day 1: Depart from Surabaya After airport pick-up in Surabaya, check in at your selected hotel in Malang. Are you ready for an exciting Indonesian adventure? Day 2: Visit Saiwu Thousand Layer Waterfall Saiwu Thousand Layer Waterfall, the spectacular natural scenery will surely make you linger. Day 3: Conquer Mount Bromo The magnificent scenery of Mount Bromo is the best choice for volcano adventure enthusiasts. Day 4: Climb Ijen Volcano Continue the volcano journey, the unique landforms of Ijen Volcano are waiting for you to explore. Day 5: Encounter between the beach and the palace The leisure of Lovina Beach, the history of Ubud Palace, the agility of the Sacred Monkey Forest Park, and the romance of Double Six Beach, the day's itinerary is rich and colorful. Day 6: Free exploration day Free activities throughout the day, you can choose to purchase a one-day sea tour to Penida Island, check in at the Elf Falls Cliff, and experience the charm of the island. Day 7: Goodbye, Indonesia If the return flight is after 4am, it is recommended to book an extra night. End of the pleasant journey, set off on the journey home with full of memories. -- Travel tips: 🍜 Food: Indonesian food is rich in variety. Try local specialties such as Indonesian fried rice and satay kebabs. Don’t miss it! ✈️ Airport transportation: Jakarta Airport has convenient transportation, with a free Skytrain connecting each terminal, making transfers easy. 📖 Visa information: You need a visa to travel to Indonesia. Chinese citizens can enjoy the visa on arrival policy, but it is recommended to understand the visa requirements in advance. 👕 Clothing suggestions: Indonesia has a hot climate, so wear light and breathable clothing and prepare a sun hat and sunglasses. 💡 Tipping habits: Tipping is a local custom, and you should give appropriate tips to service staff to show your gratitude. 🙏 Respect local customs: Indonesia is a Muslim country. Respect local religious and cultural customs and avoid discussing sensitive topics in public. -- Travel to Indonesia and explore the endless charm of the country of thousands of islands. One trip will be unforgettable for a lifetime!

Surabaya, Indonesia's second largest city, is famous for its waterfalls and volcanoes. There are several flights from Jakarta to Surabaya, which take just over an hour, making it very convenient. The tours to Tumpak Sewu Waterfall and Mount Bromo usually start early in the morning or even at midnight. If you fly from Jakarta in the morning, you can spend half a day in Surabaya to warm up and experience this relatively affluent city with a large Chinese population. During the Chinese New Year, the streets are decorated with lanterns and "Gong Xi Fa Cai" signs, creating a festive atmosphere. You can climb to the top of the tower of Al Akbar Mosque to enjoy a panoramic view of the city. The cold blue tones of the mosque exude a gloomy beauty, which complements the festive atmosphere of the New Year. You can take a stroll along the old street of Tunjangan Romansa, where there are many Malay coffee shops and street vendors. However, I found a restaurant called Fork that is more suitable for the Chinese palate. The smoked meat here is delicious. The first floor is for cooking and dining, the second floor is for baking, and the third floor is an office. Each floor is independent of the others. I also checked out the kitchen, where the staff were chatting and laughing, with happiness written all over their faces!

First from the view point you think you see the entire waterfall however once you hike down, using a man made stairs and through some water, you see how vast the water fall is. Prepare to get wet! Our local guide was so helpful and took some amazing photos along the way! He also led us to the caves nearby where you could get in for a little swim if wanted. Amazing to see and almost unbelievable to witness! It really is like a thousand little waterfalls as the locals say! #localguides #historicallandmarks #nature

#outdooradventure Welcome to Tumpak Sewu, one of nature's most stunning creations. This breathtaking waterfall cascades down multiple tiers, creating a spectacular display of natural beauty. Surrounded by lush greenery and rugged cliffs, Tumpak Sewu offers a serene escape where you can immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring power and tranquility of nature. Whether you're hiking to the viewpoint or exploring the base, every moment at Tumpak Sewu is a visual feast that leaves a lasting impression. Our picturesque and enchanting location provides the perfect setting for adventure and relaxation alike. With its mesmerizing ambiance and panoramic views, Tumpak Sewu is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone seeking a rejuvenating retreat. Join us and experience the majestic charm that defines Tumpak Sewu, where every visit is an unforgettable journey into the heart of nature.

One of the most beautiful waterfalls I have ever seen! The hike through the canyon is glorious also although at points the hike can be very challenging as you have to scale bamboo ladders and scramble over slippery wet rocks so you have to keep your wits about you and keep a sure foot. However, the difficulties of the hike are well worth it for the many beautiful waterfalls you see along the route and of course the huge glorious tiered waterfall found at the end of the trail! #getgoing2025 #mountainhike #tumpaksewu #tumpaksewuwaterfall #waterfall

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#newzealandtrip Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, located in East Java, Indonesia, is a breathtaking natural wonder often called the “Niagara of Indonesia.” This multi-tiered waterfall cascades dramatically into a lush green canyon, creating a surreal and majestic sight. Accessible via a scenic but challenging trek, the journey involves steep paths and bamboo bridges, adding adventure to the visit. The viewpoint offers panoramic vistas, while descending to the base rewards visitors with an up-close experience of the powerful falls. Surrounded by dense jungle and misty cliffs, Tumpak Sewu is a must-visit for nature lovers, photographers, and thrill-seekers seeking an unforgettable experience.