Air Terjun Sedudo

Air Terjun Sedudo is a 105-meter waterfall located in Ngliman Village, Sawahan District, Nganjuk Regency, East Java, on the slopes of Mount Wilis at about 1,438 meters above sea level. It is one of the tallest waterfalls in East Java and a well-known natural attraction in Nganjuk. The site features a single vertical drop into a shallow pool, surrounded by forested hills, with paved access, stairs, and basic visitor facilities.

Visitors can expect a tall single-drop waterfall set in a forested mountain valley on Mount Wilis. A paved road leads to a parking area, followed by concrete stairs down to the waterfall base and plunge pool. The area includes viewing platforms, photo spots, and shallow wading areas at the base. Surroundings are cool, humid, and forested with mist from the falls. Basic stalls, toilets, and prayer facilities are available near the entrance and parking area.

Local tradition associates the waterfall with the Majapahit period and the history of Nganjuk. Folklore links the site to figures from the region's past and its long-standing use as a bathing place. The waterfall has been a recognized natural landmark in Nganjuk for decades and is listed as a leading tourism object of the regency.

The waterfall is the center of the annual Siraman Sedudo tradition held in the Javanese month of Suro, where water from the falls is considered to bring blessings and is used in a ceremonial bathing ritual. The event draws local residents and visitors and reflects Javanese cultural beliefs about purification and good fortune associated with the waterfall's water.