PRECIDENT' CASTLE

History

Cipanas Castle is one of the Presidency Castle, situated at the foot of Mount Gede in West Java, approximately 103 km from the capital Jakarta.

 
Built in 1742 by Governor General William Baron Gustaaf van Imhoff. The idea stems from the discovery of emerging development source temperature of 430 Celsius hot water containing substances belarang and can cure various diseases.

 
The area of ​​the palace complex is 26 acres, of its total, up to now only about 8000m2 are used for building. The rest is pasture, garden ornamental plants, and perennials are arranged as a small forest. Based on the research in collaboration with the Botanical Garden Cibodas-LIPI, there is a collection of 1334 specimens of plants, 171 species, 132 genera and 61 tribes.

BULEUD LAKE

Nature  Tourism Object at West Java

Buleud lake's (round) in area 4 ha located in the middle of town with a backdrop of ancient buildings Kresidenan. It is said that according to the story, Buleud lake's the past is a place "pangguyangan" (bath) while Purwakarta first beast Rhino is still wilderness, and later by the Dutch colonial government serve as the resting place of release tired after work.

History Of Bandung

Tourism at West Java

Pajajaran Era

In 1488, the area now named Bandung was the capital of the Kingdom of Padjajaran. But from ancient archeological finds, we know the city was home to Australopithecus, Java Man. These people lived on the banks of the Cikapundung in north Bandung, and on the shores of the Great Lake of Bandung. Flint artifacts can still be found in the Upper Dago area and the Geological Museum has displays and fragments of skeletal remains and artifacts.

PLACE OF RECREATION IN BANDUNG.

My Indonesia : Tourism - West Bandung

PLACE OF RECREATION IN BANDUNG.

.Karang Setra
Jl. sirna Galih No. 15 40193
P: +62 22 20352

Museum Mandala Wangsit Siliwangi
Jl. Lembong No. 38 40111
P: +62 22 42033

Tower Mesjid Raya Jawa Barat
Jl. Asia Afrika 40000
P: +62 22 42153

Museum Geologi
Jl. Dipenogoro No. 57 40122
P: +62 22 72032