Senaru

The best known and most spectacular of the three. The water cascades everywhere here breaking some 50 m above the main arrival point. From Senaru village walk about 20 minutes to the southeast. The path is pleasant and leads through some splendid tropical forest. Good to chill eat, few tables, else locals set on floor/path. Few stalls with basic stuff like instant noodles. Few shelters between gate 1 and this waterfall, none after.

Less spectacular but still very much worth it. Continue on uphill from Sindang Gila for about 30-60 minutes (depending on your fitness, this will involve a steep uphill climb and a creek crossing and several other obstacles). Tiu Kelep has a nice bathing pool below the falls with very cool invigorating water. Guide is not required if fit and experienced enough but better if kids and/or elderly. Dirt path, bridge, after concrete path, after net rocks and few water crossing up to ankles (but conditions may vary); have appropriate shoes. A trekking pole is useful to stabilize and survey water.

Next to the office of the national park is the traditional village of Senaru. You will see traditional houses and can watch the daily life of local people.

It seems twice a week. Ask your hotel or guide.

View from above on Tiu Kelep Waterfall. Drinks shop seems closed.

Every Thursday morning is the local market in Ancak. Many people of the surrounding villages come there to buy vegetable, meat and fish, clothes, shoes, and everything they need for their daily life.

Hinduism temple.