


The area in front of the waterfall is also very inviting to relax or play water. The air in this area is very cool, even during the day, because it is quite closed. The high cliff walls block incoming sunlight, so the lighting is just right for photographing the waterfall. In addition, the waterfalls that radiate out of the rocks on the cliff walls also make Ciarjuna Waterfall very unique when photographed.
There are no tourist support facilities around the waterfall, because this waterfall is located in the PLTMH (Micro-Hydro Power Plant) facility, not in the tourist area. The nearest shop and repair shop is in Cikopo Village, outside the PLTMH area.
Small restaurants and gas stations were in the previous village, and it is better if you fill up your fuel before entering Pamulihan District. The area of Panawa village itself is dominated by tea and coffee plantations, as well as deep, untouched valleys.
To make it easier to find this location, it has been marked in Google Maps, just type Curug Ciarjuna then the map can appear.