Telun Berasap Falls, Natural waterfall in Kerinci Valley, Indonesia.

Telun Berasap is a waterfall situated in Kerinci Valley within a national park on Sumatra and drops approximately 50 meters down a rocky face. The water flows from a highland lake system above and creates a steady mist as it falls through the forest.

The falls became part of a protected national park created in the 1980s to safeguard the mountain ecosystems of the region. This designation has kept the area managed as a conservation zone since its establishment.

Local people named the falls telun berasap, "smoky water", because spray from the plunge pool rises like white smoke where the water hits the rocks. The name is a description of what visitors see at the base rather than a legend.

The descent involves many stairs with rest areas built along the route, so wear sturdy shoes and allow time for the climb back up. An elevated viewing platform offers space to rest and to see the entire waterfall clearly.

Behind the falling water lies a cave wide enough to enter, but the force of the cascade has kept anyone from exploring it fully. Villagers named the falls telun berasap, "smoky waterfall", for the white vapour that rises where the water strikes the rock below.