CIBEUREUM TRIPLE WATERFALLS ERFALLS are composed of the Cikundul ERFALLS
falls, Cidendenfalls, and the Cibeureum falls. The tremendous volume of
these falls is enough evidence to understand the vital role the Park
plays as a watershed of the peripheral areas. “Cibeureum” in
Sundanese means “red water”, and this derives from the red moss
(Sphagnum gedeanum), a naturally occurring species around the falls.
There are toilets and resting areas around the falls, and visited by
many groups during the weekends. Please take home any waste or
garbage; there are no trash cans in the area.
Fees to the Cibeureum Waterfalls
Entrance fee: Rp. 20,000.- (Foreigner)
Rp. 2,000.- (Domestic)
Insurance fee: Rp. 500.-
- Revenues will be used for maintenance and management of the National Park.
- Domestic rates applicable for foreigners holding a KTP, KITAS
How to go there from Jakarta?
Actually you need to go to Cibodas Botanical Gardens, then take a different gate if you wanna go to the waterfalls. The waterfalls actually located in National Park of Gede – Pangrango mountain. Some people do go to waterfalls and then picnic in the gardens. The gardens itself is so beautiful. One of my fave place to go
Fees to the Cibeureum Waterfalls
Entrance fee: Rp. 20,000.- (Foreigner)
Rp. 2,000.- (Domestic)
Insurance fee: Rp. 500.-
- Revenues will be used for maintenance and management of the National Park.
- Domestic rates applicable for foreigners holding a KTP, KITAS
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| Photographed by Ilham Rusdian |
How to go there from Jakarta?
Actually you need to go to Cibodas Botanical Gardens, then take a different gate if you wanna go to the waterfalls. The waterfalls actually located in National Park of Gede – Pangrango mountain. Some people do go to waterfalls and then picnic in the gardens. The gardens itself is so beautiful. One of my fave place to go
