Pancuran means springs, pitu means seven (the numbers of the spring) It refers to the seven hot springs that flow directly from Slamet Mountain. It took a bit of a hike to reach the top. There were massage areas & tubs filled with the sulphuric hot water. There were some toilet cubicles, which i don't recommend going. But in case of emergency, you don't need to hold in it. Fyi: Sulfur is believed to have antibacterial subtances that fight bacteria, which cause acne and other skin problems. The view from up there was beautiful. The air was clean and it felt peaceful, as we heard the drizzling water surrounds us. Underneath Pancuran Pitu, which still in the same area, there's Tebing Selirang. Tebing selirang is a cliff formed by sulfur sediment from the natural hot water flow of Pancuran Pitu (above it), which is hardened and creates an organic yellowish cliff wall. The water was warm and on several points were hotter than the other parts. It was a nice spot to just relax and enjoy the drizzling sulfuric water and warm steam surrounding you. The terrain was a bit tough for kids. But my 10 years old could do it, with some nagging along the way. Don't forget to bring hat, sunblock, mosquitoes repellant (just in case), hiking stick, hiking shoes, towel & extra clothes.