I heard and read that there are seven waterfalls. Each of them flows from one pool to another with the last one rushes 90 meters down into the final pool. That’s how the name; Telaga Tujuh Waterfall (also known as Seven Wells Waterfall) derived from.
It takes about 10 minutes drive from the Oriental Village to reach to the base of Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls.
From then on, the torture begins. But before that, you need to know that the wells / pools and the 90 meter waterfall are of different spot.
Straight up, one needs to hike up about 400 meters (or more) up via stairs to reach up to the wells.
Although you are surrounded by nature, the journey to the wells isn’t as relaxing as you think it would be.
It is friggin’ S-T-E-E-P. I kid you not.
Up there, there are viewing deck and changing rooms (if you wanna get wet / soak yourself).
One can relax or soak their tired filthy feet into the cooling nature water. The water was considerably less than usual due to dry season.
After doing my usual ritual (taking photos, mind you) and sucking up the breathe unpolluted fresh air, off to the waterfall I went. Walking towards the waterfall is only 10% difficulty compared to the journey to the wells. The inclination is less steep and you are going downwards rather than up.
And again, due to the dry spell, the waterfall was a lil dried up.
Last but not least, when you are at Telaga Tujuh Waterfall, do beware of monkeys. If you feed them food, you are asking for trouble.
