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source  google.com If you want to take a vacation, Pemalang sightseeing is also an option. This city in Central Java is known as one of the tourist cities offering a wide range of holiday destinations with very attractive scenery. The beautiful scenery of the surrounding nature makes a visit to Pemarang an Instagram-worthy destination. If you take a picture with the tourist spots in Pemalang in the background, it will be more Instagrammable. This Instagram-worthy nature tourism can take the form of a hike into the mountains, a waterfall, or a waterfall into the mountains. Of course, there are many places to visit when visiting Pemalang. Among Pemalang's many attractions, here are 10 that have Instagram-worthy exteriors. 1. Kusan no Oka The first Pemalang tour is Kukusan Hill. This tour is a hill next to Mount Slamet. So, when you are at the top of Kukusan Hill, you can see Mount Slamet up close. You can see not only the beauty of Mount Sulamet, but also from the rice fields to the ...

  source : google.com A holiday in the East Java region is likely to be lost without a stop in the Greater Malang region, which includes Malang City, Malang Regency and Batu City. This area is known as an area with many tourist attractions, from nature tourism, artificial tourism, selfie spots to playgrounds. Tourists who want to spend an extended holiday in Malang can stop at the following attractions: 1. Flora tourism in San Terra de la Fonte This attraction is located on the highways of Mahdia, Jurangrejo, Pandesari, Pujon and Malang Regency. Arriving at Florawisata San Terra Lafonte, tourists can enjoy a panoramic view of different types of flowers. This flower garden is suitable for the background of the photo. In addition to flower gardens, there are also European-style buildings painted in bright colors that attract tourists. Florawisata San Terra Lafonte is open from 08.00 WIB - 17.00 WIB. According to the official website, Florawisata San Terra de Lafonte ticket prices...

  source : google.com   Despite the busy schedule, Semarang has many attractions worth visiting. From nature tourism, religion, history to culture. Anyway, perfection is high! Where are the most popular tourist attractions in Semarang? Well, here are some of the newest and most popular tourist attractions in Semarang that you can visit. 1. Ayana Gedon Songo Ayana Gedong Songo is located in Semarang, Bandungan, Banyu Kuning and Krajang, Central Java. You can spend your time enjoying various beautiful locations that are perfect for Instagram. AYANA's manager provides many locations for visitors to take pictures, including bubble he tents, hot air balloons, unique pool center seats and hammocks. Ayana was quite far from the traffic, so it was a very refreshing atmosphere. 2. Vanaprastha Gedong Songo Park Well, not far from Ayana there is also a cool place called Vanaprastha's Name. The site is located in the area of ​​Bandungan, Banyu Kuning, Krajang and Gedongsongo...

source : google.com The Ragunan Wildlife Park was founded on September 19, 1864 in Batavia (now Jakarta) under the name "Planten en Dierentuin", originally by the Culture Vereniging Planten en Dierentuin at Batavia. It was managed. The park occupies an area of ​​10 hectares at 73 Jalan Chikini Raya, donated by Raden Saleh, a prominent Indonesian painter. After Indonesia's independence, the name was changed to Cikini Zoo in 1949. With the development of Jakarta, Cikini is no longer suitable for exhibiting animals. 1964 During his tenure at DCI Jakarta, Dr. Soemarno went to Pasar Minggu, Jl. Cikini Raya No. 73 South Jakarta. D.H.E.W. Ambo, DKI Jakarta Government donated 30 hectares of land in Ragunan, Pasarming. Distance is approximately 20km from the city center. The move from Cikini Zoo to Ragunan brought over 450 animals. This is the last collection left at the Chikini Zoo. Ragunan Zoo was officially opened under the name of Ragunan Wildlife Park by DKI (Special Capita...

source : google.com The National Monument, abbreviated as Monas or Tugu Monas, is a 132-meter (433-foot) tall monument located in the middle of Medan Merdeka Square in central Jakarta. Monas was established to commemorate the resistance and struggle of the Indonesian people to win independence from the colonial rule of the Dutch Empire. Construction began on August 17, 1961 by order of President Sukarno and was opened to the public on July 12, 1975. The monument is covered in flames covered with sheets of gold, symbolizing the fiery fighting spirit of the Indonesian people. The monument and museum are open daily from 08:00 to 16:00 WIB (UTC+7), except Mondays when the monument is closed. Since April 2016, it is also open at night from 19:00 to 22:00 WIB (UTC+7) from Tuesday to Friday and from 19:00 to 00:00 WIB (UTC+7) on Saturday and Sunday. Talk The first ideas for creating national monuments came from ordinary people whose names were not mentioned nor written in inscriptions. My nam...

source : google.com For some people, Indonesia's capital may have always been just a big city with a high crime rate. But there are many other interesting facts you should know about Jakarta's splendor. Among them are: 1. First city to have state status Jakarta was part of West Java from Indonesia's independence until 1958. That position changed in 1959 when Indonesia's first president Sukarno appointed Somarno his Sosroatmojo as the first governor of Jakarta. Jakarta's status was changed to Special Metropolitan Area (DKI) in 1961. Within five years, Jakarta has evolved into a business and political hub. As a result, Jakarta is the only city with state-level status. About 70% of Indonesia's currency circulation takes place here. 2. Jakarta changed its name ten times As we know from history books, this city was not known as Jakarta. At least ten of his names have been changed, including Sunda Kelapa. With many colonized countries, the name changed to Sta Bata...

Source : google.com Borobudur Temple has a long history. This site is a testament to the historical development of Buddhism in Indonesia. Based on information from the heritage of the Ministry of Education and Culture, Borobudur Temple is said to have been established during the reign of the Shailendra dynasty from 750 to 842 AD. Its establishment is expected to be gradual and mutually cooperative as a form of worship of Buddhist teachings. The Borobudur Conservation Center, on its website, historian J.G. de Casparis, claims that the founder of the Borobudur temple was King Samaratunga, who reigned from 782 CE to 812 CE in the Syailendra dynasty. I'm here. Borobudur Temple was built to honor Mahayana Buddhism. This opinion is based on interpretations of the inscription of AD 824 and the Sri Kafulnan inscription of AD 842. The Ministry of Heritage, Education and Culture explains on its website that there is another interpretation that the Borobudur temple has more than just a Buddhi...