Enchanting 7 Steps Waterfall in Tambrauw
In the land of leatherback turtles, Tambrauw Regency, there is Anenderat Waterfall. This place has extraordinary beauty so it is visited by many local and foreign tourists from Papua. The water that falls from the seventh level to the first level has its own beauty. Here you can freely bathe and enjoy the freshness of a very natural waterfall. But remember to keep it clean because local residents really take care of this big water source. You can also use this place as a photo background by using Papuan traditional costumes.
Please note that the waterfall, which is located in Siakwa Village, Miyah District, Tambrauw Regency, is still very natural. The waterfall is still surrounded by very strong rock, beside it is still filled with shady trees and very artistic cliffs. Siakwa is a small village inhabited by only about 20 families. There is the great Ayashyuoh river that flows beside this village.
Papua is the world for Indonesia's unique bird, the Cenderawasih. Well, this place is one of their habitats. If you are lucky, the birds will roam there. Visitors can see its beauty up close. If you meet the birds, don't forget to take some pictures because this might be a very rare opportunity.
For some planned visits, local residents will give a very beautiful welcome of traditional dances. They all wear very beautiful traditional clothes typical of the Miyah tribe. This dance is called Serara which is performed directly by the Miyah tribe. They are also happy to prepare lodging for those of you who want to spend the night there.
If you are one of those people who have adventurous spirit then visiting here is the right thing. In this place you have to pass winding roads, cross fast rivers, and other challenges. First, tourists must cross the Ayushyuoh River which is quite swift. This village does not have a bridge to reach the waterfall area. The height of the Ayashyuoh River at that time was thigh-high. The bottom of this river filled with rocks of various sizes and slightly sharp. Locals will help tourists who want to cross to Anenderat Waterfall.
Once across the river, there are wooden stairs that take visitors to Anenderat. Climb a bit, Anenderat Waterfall can be seen from here. But you have to be careful, because the trekking path is quite slippery. Less than 5 minutes, the boisterous sound of water from Anenderat will filled your head. This waterfall is very beautiful with large rocks on each level. Not one or two levels, Anenderat has 7 levels. Uniquely, this waterfall can be climbed with the help of large stones on each level.
However, those of you who want to go up to the 7th level, have to ask for help from local residents. The waterfall is quite heavy, and some of the rocks are slippery. The children in this village are even used to climbing up to the top of the waterfall, just by jumping over rocks. This waterfall is truly enchanting. The water is so clear and fresh. The air around the waterfall is still very clean because it is surrounded by forest.
In addition to enjoying the beauty of the waterfall and the culture of Siakwa Village, tourists can get mountain tours of bird watching. Of course, what is enjoyed is the chirping of the rare birds of paradise.
