Sumur Jalatunda

Rock throwing delight

What we say:

It's hardly worth travelling all the way to Sumur Jalatunda as the view of the crater lake from the lookout is not very impressive.

But if you're in the area visiting Kawah Candradimuka anyway and you have a spare 10 minutes, you can have some fun by paying a local man for a handful of rocks which he will urge you to throw into the pond – the aim being to hit the opposite wall of the crater. Other than that, it's a fairly boring attraction.

The entrance to Sumur Jalatunda is a mere 400 metres to the west of the Kawah Candradimuka turnoff.

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