Tebing Koja

Tebing Koja is a limestone cliff attraction in Cikuya Village, Solear District, Tangerang Regency, Banten, Indonesia. Formed from a former sand and limestone quarry abandoned after mining, the site features steep white-brown cliffs, excavated walls and surrounding rice fields. Developed as a community-based tourism destination since around 2016, it is known for its dramatic rock formations and panoramic views, attracting visitors for photography and sightseeing near Jakarta.

Visitors can expect a former quarry landscape with tall, jagged limestone cliffs in white and brown tones, excavated rock walls, and open viewpoints overlooking rice fields and rural surroundings. The area has designated photo spots, dirt and rocky paths, and small viewing platforms. Visitors can walk around the cliff base and upper edges, take photographs, and enjoy panoramic scenery. The site is open-air with minimal shade and basic tourism facilities.

Tebing Koja originated as a sand and limestone mining quarry. After mining activities ceased, the excavated cliffs were left with steep, sculpted walls. Around 2016, the local community and village government developed the abandoned quarry into a tourism attraction, which became known as Tebing Koja or Kandang Godzilla.

The site is managed as a community-based tourism destination by residents of Desa Cikuya, supporting local livelihoods through tourism, food stalls and guiding services, and showcasing rural landscape and local village tourism development in Tangerang Regency.