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Peguyangan Waterfall

West coast cliffs, Nusa Penida, Klungkung

Peguyangan Waterfall, Nusa Penida - waterfall at the foot of a steep blue stairway
Sumber: patargogo / Wikimedia Commons
Domestic
Rp 25.000
International
Rp 25.000
Open hours
Buka setiap hari, umumnya 07:00-17:00
Visit length
~90 min

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Peguyangan Waterfall on the west cliffs of Nusa Penida is reached via a steep blue stairway hugging the cliff. An average visit is about 90 minutes round trip. A per-site DTW retribution under the OGOD scheme applies. A small temple sits near the waterfall, so dress modestly.

Plan Your Visit

Hours: Buka setiap hari, umumnya 07:00-17:00.

Tangga bisa ditutup saat cuaca buruk atau upacara; cek via agen.

A small temple sits at the waterfall base: wear the provided sarong/sash, keep your voice low, and respect the sacred area.

On the west cliffs of Nusa Penida near Paluang, about 60-70 minutes from the harbour. General hours are 07:00-17:00. The steep blue stairs total around 700 steps; only for reasonably fit visitors. Start early to avoid the heat; bring drinking water. Wear non-slip shoes; wet stairs are slippery. The DTW retribution is IDR 25,000 per adult and IDR 15,000 per child, cashless; foreign visitors also pay the area retribution at the harbour. There is a temple below - wear the sarong/sash provided. Skip if you have knee problems or are uncomfortable with heights.

Entrance Tickets

Domestic
Rp 25.000
International
Rp 25.000

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What You Can Do

What to do

1. Descend the blue stairs attached to the cliff (steep, around 700 steps).

2. Photograph the waterfall from the platform below.

3. Respect the small temple near the waterfall.

4. Climb back up with regular rests.

FAQ

How Long Should I Spend At Peguyangan?
About 90 minutes round trip including the stair descent and climb.
How Many Steps Are There?
Around 700 steep steps; a reasonable fitness level is needed.
What Is The Fee?
IDR 25,000 per adult and IDR 15,000 per child (DTW retribution, cashless).
Is It Safe In The Rain?
The stairs get slippery in the rain; consider skipping.
Is There A Temple There?
Yes, a small temple at the waterfall base; respect the sacred area.

Which Route It Fits

An adventure stop on west Nusa Penida, good with Kelingking and Banah Cliff for an active day (dwell ~90 minutes). Not for every traveller - adjust to your group's fitness.

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