Maribaya Waterfall, Natural waterfall in Lembang, Indonesia
Maribaya Waterfall is a natural waterfall in Lembang, West Java, formed by three separate cascades known as Cikawari, Cigulung, and Cikoleang. The falls sit within dense forest and create a layered complex where water flows down through the vegetation.
The Maribaya area became known in the early 20th century when Dutch colonists developed natural hot spring facilities in this region. This early development set the foundation for how the site is used as a leisure destination today.
The waterfall serves as a gathering place where local families come to enjoy outdoor leisure and connect with nature in their own way. You can see people swimming, picnicking, and spending time together in the surrounding area.
The site is best visited on weekends when it is open for visitors. Wear comfortable shoes for the wet paths and hilly terrain, and allow time to explore the different cascades.
A suspended bridge crosses over the area above the waterfalls, offering views of the water from an elevated vantage point. This structure lets visitors see the cascades from a perspective they would not normally experience.
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