Tebing Breksi

Tebing Breksi is a limestone cliff park in Sambirejo, Prambanan, Sleman Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Developed from a former community limestone quarry closed in 2014, it was opened as a tourist destination in 2015. The site is notable for its towering white limestone walls adorned with large wayang and decorative carvings, panoramic views over Yogyakarta and Prambanan plain, and an open-air amphitheatre used for cultural events.

Visitors can expect a former limestone quarry transformed into an open-air park with high white cliff walls featuring large carved reliefs of wayang figures and ornamental patterns. The area includes stepped viewing platforms, stairways along the cliffs, and an amphitheatre at the base. Surroundings offer wide panoramic views of rice fields, villages and the Prambanan area. Visitors can explore the cliff base, upper viewpoints, photo spots and small stalls, with cultural performances occasionally held in the amphitheatre.

The site was a community limestone mining area from the 1980s. Mining was stopped in 2014 after geological research identified the limestone as ancient volcanic ash sediment from Nglanggeran volcano. The area was then redeveloped as a tourism destination and inaugurated on 30 May 2015 as Taman Wisata Tebing Breksi.

The cliff walls feature large relief carvings of wayang characters and traditional motifs created by local artists. The park includes an open-air amphitheatre used for cultural performances, music events and community gatherings, reflecting local arts and community-based tourism management.