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Pawon Cave is a cave of prehistoric relics that have been occupied by early humans since pre-Neolithic era approximately 10,000 years ago to the Neolithic era. The cave consists of several rooms like the main room, dining room, kitchen and living room of children. In one room of Pawon Cave that Coffee Cave found ancient human fossils with the snuggle position.

Pawon Cave can be done from the city of Bandung towards Cianjur more or less as far as 25 km or 8 km if you use a tollroad. Exit at the Padalarang tollroad and continue your journey past Ciburuy Lake and lime factories. No more than 3 km from Ciburuy Lake, the portal / gate of Pawon Cave will appear on the right side of the road. From the portal / gate, the journey continues until the parking location as far as 1 km with the road condition is gravel mixed with mud when it rains. From the parking lot you have to walk to the mouth of the cave, road condition is slightly uphill and slippery.

When entering the mouth of the cave, the smell of excrement bat is strong. This cause Pawon Cave is the bat’s nest, the sound of a nocturnal animal hanging on the ceiling of the cave is a natural charm. You have to crouch, hold, and stand strong when the track every room in this cave.

Regions outside the Pawon Cave also very exotic. Limestone hills are still green and fresh air can be enjoyed during your visit to the Pawon Cave. In addition, still looks the monkeys and wild birds in the trees around the hills.

Source : Balarea

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Tuesday, April 13, 2010 Posted in | , , , | 0 Comments »

Djuanda Forest Park is a natural tourist attraction near the center of Bandung. With the concept of conservation areas are located approximately 7 km north of Bandung. Djuanda Forest Park has an area of 600 hectares covered by trees with a variety of types and sizes, this makes atmosphere in the area was very cool.

Famous object from Djuanda Forest Park is the two caves, the Netherlands Cave and Japanese Cave. Japanese Cave is about 600 meters from the entrance, the cave was made in 1942 by the Indonesian people in forced labor system (Romusha). At the time of the cave which has four doors and are connected to each other in, its functioned as a place of protection and defense of Japan. Inside there were four rooms formerly used as a rest area commander of the Japanese army. You can explore this cave with a safe, quiet and dark atmosphere will you feel so inside this cave. If you do not bring the flashlight, you can rent a flashlight on the people who leased it in front of the mouth of the cave.

Unlike the Japanese Cave, the Netherlands Cave more larger size because it was once a communication station and arsenal. The cave was built in 1941 was originally used as a hydropower tunnel curved. Having a lot of room inside with two entrances are connected to each other through the hills. You can enter the cave safely, the atmosphere inside is the cold and dark. Rental flashlight in front of the mouth of the cave.

In addition to Japanese Caves and Netherlands Cave, Djuanda Forest Park has waterfall (Curug Lalay and Curug Ciomas). Can be done on foot or using a motorcycle taxi service in front of the Netherlands Cave. Djuanda Forest Park also has a museum that contains relics of awards and medals owned by Ir. H. Djuanda (the first Prime Minister of the Republic of Indonesia, which immortalized his name to the name of the region) and the profile of flora and fauna in the area Djuanda Forest Park. In front of this museum you can see a statue of him.

Djuanda Forest Park can be taken from the center of Bandung to the north to Dago. From Terminal Dago proceed approximately 3 km to the entrance. There are two entrances that were located close together. The entrance at Ciburial PLN has parking space designated bus type vehicles and the main entrance after 300 yards.

TICKETS

Individual: 8.000 Rupiah
Bicycle: 2.500 Rupiah
Motor Cycle: 5.000 Rupiah
Car: 10.000 Rupiah
Bus: 20.000 Rupiah

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Monday, March 22, 2010 Posted in | , , , | 0 Comments »

A. Brief Information

Putri Cave is 159 meters in depth, 8-20 meters in width, and 20 meters in high. There is an underground river flowing to the Ogan River within the cave. The cave is a right destination for nature escapade tour.

B. Distinctive Features


Inside the cave, you will see hundred years old of stalactites and stalagmite. Around the destination, you will be offered with magnificent view of surrounding nature. Having a visit to Cave Putri, you will find tranquil holiday ever while enjoying the sensation of revealing the mystery of Cave Putri.


C. Location

Putri Cave lies in Padang Bindu Village, Pengandonan Sub-district, Ogan Komering Ulu District.

D. Access

You can take public transport from Baturaja City passing by Muara Enim. It is around 35 kms away.

E. Ticket Price

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F. Accommodation and other Facilities

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Source : Wisata Melayu

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Friday, March 5, 2010 Posted in | , | 0 Comments »