Air Terjun Haratai

Location

Route
To reach Haratai Waterfall from Banjarmasin, visitors must travel approximately 154 kilometers, a journey that takes around 4 hours. The road leading to the location is quite narrow, about 2 meters wide, with steep inclines, declines, and sharp turns. Therefore, it is highly recommended to use a motorcycle for a smoother journey. For those traveling by car, the journey can only be completed up to Haratai Village; from there, visitors must continue on motorcycles and cross several suspension bridges. The road from Haratai Village to the main waterfall site is in fairly good condition, with a paved or concrete surface.

Entrance Fee
The entrance fee to Haratai Waterfall varies depending on the day of the visit. On regular days, the ticket costs Rp5,000 per person, while on public holidays or national holidays, the price increases to Rp10,000 per person. This fee does not include parking costs. Additionally, there are extra charges for camping facilities and motorcycle taxi services.

Operating Hours
Haratai Waterfall is open daily from 07:00 to 17:00 WITA. Although the area is accessible 24 hours a day, the recommended operating hours for visitors are from morning until late afternoon, ensuring that visitors can fully enjoy the available facilities and activities.

Facilities
Haratai Waterfall offers a range of facilities to ensure visitor comfort, including: 

Attractions
Haratai Waterfall stands approximately 20 meters tall, with a strong water current, especially during the rainy season. Its clear water flows into the river, offering a refreshing and natural atmosphere. In addition to Haratai Waterfall, the Loksado tourist area features other attractions, such as Riam Anai Waterfall and Kilat Api Waterfall. 

The Dayak community’s commitment to preserving the environment offers significant educational value for visitors. This area also boasts a rich history related to the Dayak tribe and high-quality cinnamon production. Loksado and Padang Batung in Hulu Sungai Selatan Regency are renowned as key producers of premium cinnamon in South Kalimantan, further enhancing the region’s cultural and economic value.