Entrance Tickets For East Java's Iconic Destinatioins (Mount Bromo, Mount Ijen and Tumpak Sewu Waterfall)

Exploring East Java’s natural wonders is a dream for many travelers. Among the region’s highlights are three breathtaking destinations: Mount Bromo, Ijen Crater, and Tumpak Sewu Waterfall.

Whether you’re a domestic tourist or an international visitor, knowing the latest entrance fees and regulations will help you plan your trip smoothly.
Here’s the complete guide to entrance ticket prices for these iconic attractions in 2025.

1. Mount Bromo Entrance Ticket

Mount Bromo, part of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS), offers stunning volcanic landscapes and unforgettable sunrises. Visitors must pay two types of tickets to access Bromo :

• Domestic Tourist =
  ➤ Weekday, IDR 29,000 (local government ticket) + IDR 50,000 (Bromo National Park ticket) = IDR 79,000 / person
  ➤ Weekend, IDR 29,000 (local government ticket) + IDR 71,000 (Bromo National Park ticket) = IDR 100,000 / person

• International Tourist =
  ➤ Weekday and weekend, IDR 35,000 (local government ticket) + IDR 255,000 (Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park) = IDR 290,000 / person

This ticket grants access to major spots like Penanjakan Viewpoint, Bromo Crater, Savanna, and Whispering Sands.
Online booking in advance via the official TNBTS website is highly recommended

Additional Costs:
- Jeep Rental: Starting from IDR 600,000 per jeep (maximum 5 passengers)

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2. Ijen Crater Entrance Ticket

• The Ijen Crater is world-famous for its ethereal blue fire phenomenon and turquoise acidic lake
  ➤ Domestic Tourist = IDR 30,000 / person (weekday) and IDR 50,000 / person (weekend)
  ➤ International Tourist = IDR 150,000 / person (weekday and weekend)

Additional Notes:
Trekking usually starts around midnight to catch the blue fire.

Gas masks can be rented on-site to protect against sulfur gas

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3. Tumpak Sewu Waterfall Entrance Ticket

Nicknamed the "Niagara Falls of Indonesia," Tumpak Sewu Waterfall offers one of the most spectacular natural views in Southeast Asia.

• There are two ticket options depending on what you want to explore
  ➤ Domestic Tourist = IDR 50,000 / person (weekday and weekend)
  ➤ International Tourist = IDR 180,000 / person (weekday and weekend)

This package includes access to:
Panorama Point, Trekking down to the base of Tumpak Sewu and Goa Tetes Cave (stalactite cave with waterfalls), Nirwana Cliff (stunning cliff view over the jungle)

Local Guide Service in Tumpak Sewu Waterfall

A guide is strongly recommended and often mandatory for safety reasons, especially for descending to the waterfall base.

Guides are experienced and trained to assist trekkers through slippery rocks, ladders, and river crossings

Essential Travel Tips
Mount Bromo: Always prepare to buy two tickets: the Lower Area Retribution and the National Park Entrance Ticket.

Ijen Crater: Bring a jacket; temperatures at the top can reach below 10°C at night.

Tumpak Sewu: Wear trekking shoes and waterproof bags; the trail to the waterfall base can be very wet and slippery.

Booking Tickets: For Bromo and Ijen, advance online booking is strongly recommended, especially during holidays.

Support Local Economy: Hiring local guides not only ensures your safety but also supports the livelihood of local communities.

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Conclusion

East Java’s natural landscapes offer experiences unlike anywhere else in the world.

By staying informed about the latest ticket prices and preparing properly, you can enjoy an unforgettable adventure to Mount Bromo, Ijen Crater, and Tumpak Sewu Waterfall.

Plan your trip today and experience the magic of Indonesia’s greatest natural wonders!