About Janda Beranak Tiga Waterfall
Janda Beranak Tiga Waterfall is a forest waterfall located in Kiram Village, Karang Intan District, Banjar Regency, South Kalimantan, Indonesia, within the Tahura Sultan Adam forest area. The name refers to three adjacent cascades resembling a widow with three children. Surrounded by tropical forest and rocky streams, it is known for its natural setting, clear pools and relatively accessible trekking route from Kiram, making it a popular local nature attraction near Banjarmasin.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a tropical forest setting accessed by a trekking trail from Kiram Village through the Tahura Sultan Adam area. The waterfall consists of three small adjacent cascades flowing over rocky tiers into shallow natural pools. The surroundings are forested with river streams, rocks and natural vegetation. Visitors can explore the waterfall base, wade in pools, take photographs and enjoy the forest environment. The site is natural and minimally developed with basic visitor facilities near the trailhead.
Key highlights
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Three adjacent cascades that give the waterfall its name
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Forest setting inside Tahura Sultan Adam conservation area
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Clear natural pools at the base of the falls
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Trekking trail through tropical forest from Kiram Village
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