Tumpak Sewu Waterfall — Indonesia's Niagara in Lumajang, East Java
Tumpak Sewu Waterfall (or Coban Sewu) is a curtain waterfall ± 120 meters high located on the border of Lumajang and Malang Regencies, East Java. Dubbed"Niagara van Java"because its 180° curved shape resembles a giant curtain, Tumpak Sewu was named onethe most beautiful waterfall in Indonesiaand Southeast Asia.
This waterfall is on the southern slope of Mount Semeru and is flowed by the Glidik River. To reach the base of the waterfall, visitors must climb down a steep cliff with the help of ropes and bamboo ladders — making it one of the most popular adventure tourism destinations in East Java.
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Main attractions:
Curtain Falls 180°— Panorama of a 120 meter high curved waterfall
Tetes Cave— Natural cave behind the waterfall with dripping stalactites
Extreme Trekking— Climb down the cliff ±45 minutes with ropes and bamboo ladders
Rainbow Spot— A natural rainbow forms when sunlight touches fog
Camping Grounds— Camping area with views of the green valley
Practical Information:
Location:Sidomulyo Village, Pronojiwo, Lumajang, East Java
Coordinate:-8.2300° S, 112.9160° E
Waterfall Height:±120 meters
Entrance ticket:IDR 15,000 (domestic)
Best Time:April – October (dry season)
Access from Malang:±3 hours via south route
Trekking Levels:Intermediate – Difficult




