Introduction
At 750m (2460ft) above sea level, Bandung is the cool and comfortable capital of West Java. It's an unhurried place (despite being the third largest city in Indonesia), which makes it a welcome respite from the relentless din and bustle of Jakarta.
Places of Interest
At 750m (2460ft) above sea level, Bandung is the cool and comfortable capital of West Java. It's an unhurried place (despite being the third largest city in Indonesia), which makes it a welcome respite from the relentless din and bustle of Jakarta.
General
Coordinates: -6.91200017929 latitude and 107.607002258 longitude
Name: Museum Geologi
Address: Jl Diponegoro 57 N of Train-Line
North across the railway tracks, the Museum Geologi is housed in the massive old headquarters of the Dutch Geological Service. It has excellent volcano exhibits and an array of fossils, including a model skull of Java Man.
Name: Taman Hutan Raya Ir H Juanda
Address: Dago Hill On the main road, 100m past the teahouse turn-off, a path leads down to Curug Dago (Dago Waterfall). From here you can walk along the river to Taman Hutan Raya Ir H Juanda, which is a pleasant forest park with another waterfall, 'caves' and walking paths. By road, the park entrance is 2km past the Dago bemo terminal.
Name: Masjid Agung
Address: Jl Jenderal Sudirman S of Train-Line For a bird's-eye view of central Bandung, climb the easterly tower of Masjid Agung, next to the alun-alun.
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At 750m (2460ft) above sea level, Bandung is the cool and comfortable capital of West Java. It's an unhurried place (despite being the third largest city in Indonesia), which makes it a welcome respite from the relentless din and bustle of Jakarta.
Places of Interest
At 750m (2460ft) above sea level, Bandung is the cool and comfortable capital of West Java. It's an unhurried place (despite being the third largest city in Indonesia), which makes it a welcome respite from the relentless din and bustle of Jakarta.
Coordinates: -6.91200017929 latitude and 107.607002258 longitude
Name: Museum Geologi
Address: Jl Diponegoro 57 N of Train-Line
North across the railway tracks, the Museum Geologi is housed in the massive old headquarters of the Dutch Geological Service. It has excellent volcano exhibits and an array of fossils, including a model skull of Java Man.
Address: Dago Hill On the main road, 100m past the teahouse turn-off, a path leads down to Curug Dago (Dago Waterfall). From here you can walk along the river to Taman Hutan Raya Ir H Juanda, which is a pleasant forest park with another waterfall, 'caves' and walking paths. By road, the park entrance is 2km past the Dago bemo terminal.
Name: Masjid Agung
Address: Jl Jenderal Sudirman S of Train-Line For a bird's-eye view of central Bandung, climb the easterly tower of Masjid Agung, next to the alun-alun.
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