Nestled in the heart of Wae Lolos Village, Tiwu Galong is a hidden natural gem with a rich historical significance. In ancient times, this tranquil pool served as a refuge for locals escaping enemy forces during the guerrilla war. With a depth of seven meters, the clear, refreshing water makes it an inviting spot for visitors to swim and immerse themselves in nature’s serenity. Located near Cunca Plias, Tiwu Galong is part of a breathtaking series of waterfalls that carve through the rugged landscape of Manggarai Barat.

The name Tiwu Galong originates from the Manggarai language, where tiwu means pool and galong refers to waterfall, perfectly describing its stunning natural formation. Wae Lolos Village is known as the “Village of a Thousand Waterfalls,” boasting incredible sights like Cunca Meleng, Cunca Ri’i, Cunca Liang Langgo, Cunca Wongka, Cunca Wae Reha, and Cunca Lolos. Beyond its beauty, Tiwu Galong offers a profound experience—where history, nature, and cultural identity merge into one unforgettable journey for those who visit.