The pools are gravity-fed using natural spring water sourced from the highland environment.
The facility is positioned directly within the operational tea estate, allowing for immediate proximity to the harvesting fields.
The architectural design utilizes local timber and bamboo to minimize the visual impact on the surrounding verdant landscape.
Bukit Kacapi is a hillside destination in Tasikmalaya, West Java, defined by a series of infinity-style swimming pools overlooking expansive tea plantations. The site leverages its elevation to provide panoramic views of the surrounding mountainous landscape. Visitors can access multiple pool tiers integrated into the natural slope. The property is designed primarily for leisure and photography, featuring wooden decking and seating areas constructed above the tea fields. Its remote location in Cigalontang contributes to a rural, agricultural setting away from urban centers.
The edge of the uppermost pool, which provides the cleanest perspective of the pool surface meeting the tea plantation backdrop.
Bring a change of clothes if you plan to swim in the hillside pools.
Wear footwear with good grip, as the terrain around the pools and plantations can be slippery and uneven.
Visit on a weekday to avoid significant crowds that congregate during weekends and local public holidays.
Avoid arriving during the peak of the rainy season, as the access roads through the plantation can become difficult to navigate.
Maintain modest swimwear in accordance with local cultural norms; keep noise levels low to respect the quiet agricultural environment.
