The waterfall is part of the watershed system originating from the hills of the Pesawaran region.
The base of the waterfall consists of volcanic rock formations smoothed by long-term water erosion.
The site is primarily maintained and managed by the local community of Gunung Rejo village.
Air Terjun Anglo is a multi-tiered waterfall located within the hilly terrain of the Pesawaran Regency in Lampung, Indonesia. The waterfall is characterized by its relatively low volume of cascading water that flows over smooth, dark stone formations into shallow pools. The surrounding environment consists of dense tropical vegetation and secondary forest canopy that provides significant natural shade. Visitors reach the main cascade by navigating a short, earth-based hiking trail that descends from the access point. The area remains a local destination primarily visited for its seclusion and proximity to the Gunung Rejo village area. Minimal infrastructure exists on-site, maintaining a natural and undeveloped character for the site.
From the lower basin looking upward to capture the full tiers of the waterfall framed by the surrounding trees.
Wear footwear with high-traction soles as the paths and rocks near the pool are consistently slippery.
Bring your own drinking water and snacks, as there are limited permanent food vendors directly at the waterfall base.
Use insect repellent, as the dense forest cover attracts mosquitoes and other tropical insects.
Avoid visiting during or immediately after heavy tropical rainstorms due to the high risk of flash floods and muddy, unstable terrain.
Maintain a modest dress code appropriate for a rural village area; carry out all trash to preserve the cleanliness of the forest environment.