With Your Own transport you can follow the road east from Tetebatu to KEMBANG KUNING, from where it's a six-kilometre steady climb to Jukut waterfall. (daily,RP1500, Parking RP500). You have to complete the List couple of kilometres on foot along a steep path with little shade, so take something to drink.

The waterfall is magnificent, as the water pours over a sheer cliff about 20m high into a circular pool dammed by a jumble of large boulders and surrounded on all sides by towering Cliffs covered in undergrowth. It's cool and shady even in the heat of the day, you can picnic near the river, and during the week it's fairly quiet from Kembang Kunung, a seven-kilometre back-road leads to Lendang Nangka. A few hundred metres from Kembang Kuning on this road is a small woodcarving workshop, worth a visit if you're in the area.

For accommodation on this road, see above. The Kelapa Muda is a small art shop/cafe in Kembang Kuning at the junction of the Tetebatu, Lendang, Nangka and Jukut roads - it's worth a stop for a cool drink at least

To the northwest of Tetebatu, Joben waterfitu (daily-, Rp300), also known as Otak Kokok Gading, is not really worth the effort: the water falls only a short distance and is fed into an open-air shower block. It's believed locally, however, that this is a sacred place and that the water will turn cloudy if you are ill.The area around the waterfall is crowded with stalls selling shampoo, but it's littered with rubbish and is not the place for a peaceful swim.

Accommodation
Accommodation places are mostly situated on the main road leading up to the Soedjono Hotel from Kotoraja and the road off to the east Waterfall Street but there are now some further-flung options. All of the accommodation places have restaurants attached, although a few simple restaurants have also sprung up in the area, all are cheaply to moderately priced and serve the usual Indo-Chinese and travellers'fare plus some Sasak options. At the time of writing there were no telephones in the area.

Cendrawasih. Accommodation here, in the downstairs part of two-storey traditional lumbung-style barns is some of the most attractive in the area, it's set in a great garden on Waterfall Street and has a thatched restaurant
Danni's Homestay. Around Man from the Kotoraja-Tetebatu road in the hamlet of Penyonggok, the turning is signed a few hundred metres south of the junction with Waterfall Street Comprises a couple of small rooms in a family compound - this is about as it gets.
Diwi Enjeni - Located on the main road leading up to the Soedjono, Hotel, this comprises three brick bungalows with wide verandahs set in a large garden. One of the bungalows and the attached restaurant have excellent views.
Green Orry. Traditional and modern bungalows in a pleasant compound plus a, restaurant with good views, on Waterfall,Street. It is also the local Perama agent has
motor bikes and bicycles for rent can arrange a guide for local treks and charter transport.
Hakiki. Set in the middle of paddy-fields at the eastern end of Waterfall Street, accommodation is in two-storey traditional barns with excellent verandahs upstairs and down.
Mekarsari. In a pleasant location in the fields behind Pondok tetebatu, this is small place with accommodation in brick bungalows. The turning is opposite Pondok Tani restaurant.
Mentariku. Located 700m beyond Kembang Kuning on the Lendang Nangka road, this is well away from the other accommodation and features a variety of traditional bungalows. Accommodation is in traditional bamboo and thatch bungalows and there great views towards Rinjani from the garden.
Nirwana cottages & and Restaurant. Two hundred metres Off Waterfall Street cottages are brick and thatch and have verandahs facing brilliant views of Rinjani.
Pondok Bulan. Located on Waterfall Street; close to the rice-fields with good views, there are traditional bamboo and thatch lumbung style bungalows as well as bigger, less traditional family rooms which are more expensive.
Pondok Tetebatu. Clean, tiled rooms on the main road leading up to the Soedjono Hotel, with good verandahs looking onto a lovely garden and a restaurant with fine views.
Rambutan. Four hundred metres along a rough but passable track in Kembang Kuning, with traditional bungalows of various designs in the middle of a rambutan orchard the ultimate get-away. There's a nearby spot for river-washing if you fancy the experience.
Soedjono Hotel. This old house used to be the home of Dr Soedjono, the first doctor in eastern Lombok, and is stiff owned by his family. It offers a range of accommodation set in great grounds at the far north end of the village and is the most upmarket option in the area. Cheaper rooms are basic but have attractive verandahs; the more expensive ones provide brilliant views and hot water. There's a moderately priced restaurant and a swimming pool.