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Hikers walking on a narrow, shaded trail surrounded by dense, green forest.

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The Trek (Denge to Wae Rebo)

You must hike 2 to 4 hours uphill to reach Wae Rebo. The steep trail covers a 750-meter elevation gain from the drop-off point.

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The journey starts with a 4 to 5-hour drive from Labuan Bajo to Denge. From Denge, all visitors must walk the rest of the way through dense rainforest. The trail is steep and requires a decent fitness level.

Rain makes the dirt path very slippery. Plan your hike between May and October for the safest conditions.

Scenic view of traditional houses in Wae Rebo Village bathed in soft light.
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Denge Village

30 minsIDR 250,000+ for porters

This is the end of the road for vehicles and the start of the hiking trail. You can leave excess luggage at local homestays here to lighten your load. If you need help carrying your pack, you can hire a local porter. Expect to pay at least IDR 250,000 for their services.

Wae Rebo Traditional Village featuring distinctive conical houses set within a mountainous landscape.
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Poco Roko Viewpoint

15 minsSavu Sea views

This clearing sits roughly halfway up the mountain trail. Stop here to catch your breath and drink some water. You get clear views over the Savu Sea and the dense jungle from this vantage point.

The iconic Wae Rebo Traditional Village framed by lush mountains and trees.
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Ponto Nao (The Welcome Bell)

10 minsFirst view of the houses

This crest marks the final approach to the village. Visitors strike a bamboo instrument here to announce their arrival to the residents below. Look down into the valley to take your first photos of the conical roofs.

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Bright, clear view of the traditional houses at Wae Rebo Traditional Village.
Wae Rebo Village Day Trip with Trekking from Labuan Bajo18 h from $212
wae rebo day tripfrom $212 on Viator
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