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Talking about natural beauty, Lumajang Regency is the place to be. In addition to having a country above the clouds, Lumajang Regency also has natural waterfalls whose beauty is not inferior to Niagara Falls in America. Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is the name. The popularity of Tumpak Sewu Waterfall as Niagara in East Java is not without reason. The wide flow of this waterfall reminds people of Niagara Waterfall. The location of these two waterfalls is also on the border. The difference is, Niagara is on the border between the United States and Canada. However, judging from the water discharge, it is very different. The beauty of the very beautiful Tumpak Sewu Waterfall invites both domestic and foreign tourists who want to see the Indonesian version of Niagara Falls firsthand. With so many tourists coming, the Lumajang Police also always comes to the location to provide a sense of security and calm for tourists. Lumajang Police Chief Adjunct Senior Commissioner of Police Muhammad Arsal Sabhan said, Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is indeed very stunning in its beauty. No wonder so many tourists come. He also said that he would help make the Tumpak Sewu or Niagara tourism object of Indonesia always safe and conducive. Not only that, he will also help so that the Tumpak Sewu tourist attraction can be increasingly known both locally and abroad. Tumpak Sewu Waterfall or also called Coban Sewu is a waterfall with a height of about 120 meters which is the most beautiful waterfall on the islands of Java and Indonesia. Tumpak Sewu Waterfall has a unique formation because it has a water flow that widens like a curtain so it is included in the Tiered waterfall type. The location of Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is in a steep valley with an elevation of 500 meters above sea level. Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is formed in the flow of the Glidih River which has its head on Mount Semeru. #naturalwonders #beautifulsunsets #waterfall #nationalpark #beautifulsunsets#naturalwonders#nationalpark

One of the most beautyful waterfall in east java,This waterfall has a uniqueness that will amaze you. The flow of the waterfall widens like a giant curtain. Flowing down to the bottom of the waterfall through a cliff as high as 120 meters. The splash cools the air. High water discharge makes dew surround the waterfall. Not surprisingly, this waterfall earned the nickname Niagara of Indonesia.Located at an altitude of 500 meters, makes the feel of the waterfall very cool. The green vegetation on the cliff is an indication of the beautiful Semeru slope forest. The towering wall formation forms a semi-circle. This Panorama Post is a favorite spot to enjoy the beauty of the Tumpang Sewu waterfall. #nationalpark

Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, Between Lumajang and Malang Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, which is more popular as the Niagara of East Java, is located on the border between Lumajang Regency and Malang Regency. Residents of these two districts often call it Grojogan Sewu, Coban Grojogan Sewu, Coban Tumpak Sewu, or Coban Sewu. The location of the waterfall itself is administratively included in the Lumajang Regency area, but can be accessed easily from the direction of Malang City. When using a private vehicle, the estimated travel time from Malang City is about 2 hours for a distance of about 66 kilometers. Dolaners will pass through Bululawang District, Dampit District, Tirtomoyo District, until they arrive at Ampelgading District. Arriving at Ampelgading District, you can cross to Lumajang, about 100 meters from the border gate there are directions to the Panorama Post, where you can see the panorama of Tumpak Sewu Waterfall from the Lumajang Regency area. The same view can be enjoyed from Jagalan Hamlet, Sidorenggo Village, Ampelgading District #triplocal #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

People often go to Tumpak Sewu, and just see The Waterfall from View Point at abobe. Don’t stay at the overlook too long, because you still have to see the waterfall from below! The best lighting for this is early in the morning before the sun gets high, otherwise taking the right photos can be more of a challenge. Head down the path for about 20 minutes to reach the bottom of the ravine. The path is mostly bamboo steps with bamboo railings, and it’s a little sketchy in spots, but nothing too terrible. Just proceed carefully. Once you reach the bottom of the ravine, you’re only a 5-10 minute walk away from the main event. The towering walls on either side of the ravine let you know how tiny you are, and how epic things are about to get. There’s one shallow stream to cross, with a small bridge covering part of it. Cross the bridge, round the corner, and prepare to have your mind blown by the epic sight! This is when the scale hits you for the first time and you can’t help but feel ant-like. There are a lot of good photo spots next to the waterfall, but be aware that the rocks are very slippery and any electronics you bring within 100 yards of the falls WILL get soaked. I’d recommend bringing a dry bag to keep your camera, drone, or other electronics safe between photo sessions here. Enjoy and be safe! #waterfall#naturalwonders#hiking#nationalpark#lakes