The waterfalls are located at an elevation of approximately 1,200 to 1,400 meters above sea level.
Lembah Purba is geographically part of the larger Mount Gede Pangrango National Park buffer zone.
The trekking route to the waterfall involves crossing multiple long-span suspension bridges.
The water source for the twin falls comes from the headwaters of the Gede mountain massif.
Air Terjun Kembar Lembah Purba features two parallel waterfall cascades located within the Mount Gede Pangrango National Park region. The site is characterized by high-altitude tropical forest terrain and steep, rocky ravines. Reaching the site requires trekking through a protected conservation area known for its biodiversity. The dual falls originate from mountain springs, maintaining high water flow throughout the year. Visitors must traverse rugged paths and hanging bridges managed as part of the Situgunung Suspension Bridge tourism corridor. The area remains a primary site for adventure tourism in the Sukabumi Regency.
The wooden observation platform directly facing the two parallel waterfall cascades.
Wear high-traction hiking footwear as the jungle trails are perpetually muddy and slippery.
Bring a waterproof bag for electronic devices due to high humidity and mist near the falls.
Utilize a local guide as the trail network involves dense forest sections with limited signage.
Attempting the trek during heavy rainfall, as the path is prone to flash flooding and landslides.
Carry out all trash, remain on marked trails to protect the forest floor, and refrain from feeding local wildlife.
