Curug Panganten, Waterfall in West Java, Indonesia

Curug Panganten is a waterfall in Padaasih village, Cisarua district, West Bandung Regency, West Java, at about 1,050 m above sea level. Its water drops roughly 50 m down a dark, wet rock face as a single narrow white column that widens into a pale pool at the base. Dense green vegetation lines both sides of the rock and the top edge of the fall.

The waterfall was formerly called Curug Manglayang. It was renamed Curug Panganten after a local belief arose: a bridal couple died there, either by jumping or, in another version, swept away by the strong current. The site now lies within the Katumiri nature tourism area at the end of a residential estate road.

The name Curug Panganten means "bride waterfall"; it was formerly Curug Manglayang. Villagers renamed it after a couple said to have jumped to their deaths, or in another version been swept away by the strong current. The story is a local belief rather than a documented event.

The waterfall lies at the end of the Katumiri nature area in Parongpong, about 7 km from Cimahi via the Parongpong road. From the housing estate a roughly 2 km footpath winds, rocky and muddy after rain, along a ravine edge. Reaching the base means descending about 30 m on a slippery trail.

The name Curug Panganten means "Bride Waterfall"; it was formerly called Curug Manglayang. Villagers renamed it after a couple who, according to local belief, either jumped to their deaths or were swept away by the strong current.