Definitely worth a visit for sunrise! Cost us 25k I think for 2 people and bike parking. It could do with a little bit of upkeep but still had a lot of fun on the different photoshoot spots. Spectacular views!!

Went in Oct during dry season, no cloud but manage to see sunrise. Each photo spot requires to pay a fee, no trekking or hiking required, an easy walk from carpark. Have some drink or breakfast at the shop before leaving its quite a nice place to chill n enjoy the morning after sunrise.

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The road to get here is very challenging, so make sure your vehicle is in good condition. Entrance fee IDR 10.000/person. Make sure you arrive at half past 5.30 in the morning. if you are lucky, you can see a beautiful sunrise and fog sea.

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We left our hotel at 3.30am to catch the sunrise and reached in around an hour's time. We were the first ones there and we walked around the area to check out the photo spots. It was really hard to see at first as everything dark. Also, would recommend bringing a jacket because it can get chilly. This place is good for people who are not scared of heights. As someone who has some degree of acrophobia, I was there just to admire the clouds and sunrise. When my companions encouraged me to go to the various photo spots that showcased how standing on a rickety wooden plank would be like, with only air to catch me below, I gracefully declined. The photos really don't display how scary it can be and you have to see for yourself the sheer height of where you're standing from to understand. That being said, the sunrise was really gorgeous and the place was a lot less crowded than other areas. I found that to be good because you don't have to "fight" with people to take photos, so it's more chill.

An old, slightly renovated nature park with selfie photo platforms and a camping area on a wide karst cliff over the River Oya canyon. Still a nice spot for sunrise enthusiasts offering the so-called "walking on the clouds" sensation. As I and my wife stopped here in an afternoon recently, we were charged an entry fee of IDR 10,000.- per person (plus IDR 3,000.- parking fee for a motorbike). Some of the food shops seemed to be open but nobody showed up. Existing restrooms are still clean, and new restrooms are under construction. Some wooden buildings are worn out. The old musholla and its washing places are fine but need cleaning. There's still no proper parking lot like a few years ago, so motorbikes have to park on rough rocky surfaces in the park. Another minus: no free WiFi.

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