Wayang Windu Panenjoan

Wayang Windu Panenjoan is a hilltop viewpoint in Pangalengan, Bandung Regency, West Java, overlooking the expansive Wayang Windu tea plantation and geothermal area. Situated at around 1,800 meters above sea level, it offers panoramic views of tea fields, mountains, and mist-covered valleys. Known for its sunrise views, wooden viewing decks, and photo spots, it is a popular nature tourism destination managed locally near the Wayang-Windu geothermal field.

Visitors can expect a highland viewpoint with tiered wooden decks and platforms overlooking vast tea plantations, rolling hills and the Wayang-Windu mountains. The site features photo spots, small bridges and shelters, with cool misty air and open panoramas. Facilities are basic and natural, with food stalls and parking below. The main experience is sightseeing, photography and enjoying sunrise and sea-of-clouds views over the plantation landscape.

The viewpoint overlooks the Wayang Windu tea plantation area developed during the Dutch colonial period and the Wayang Windu geothermal field, one of the largest geothermal energy sites in West Java. The Panenjoan viewpoint was developed as a community-based nature tourism attraction to showcase the plantation landscape.

Reflects Sundanese highland agricultural culture centered on tea cultivation in Pangalengan, with the landscape representing the long-standing tea farming heritage of southern Bandung.