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Sri Baduga Museum start established in 1974 by using the old buildings used Kawedanan Tegallega. The museum was inaugurated on June 5, 1980 by the Minister of Education and Culture, Professor. Dr. Daoed Yoesoef.The naming of the Sri Baduga Museum is based on Kepmendikbud numbers 02223/0/1990, April 4, 1990. The name is taken from the title of king of Pajajaran who was governed in West Java in 1474-1513. The full tittle name is Maharaja Sri Baduga Ratu Haji Di Pakuan Pajajaran, as written in the inscription Batutulis, Bogor.

Sri Baduga Museum has 10 species collections, namely: Geologika / geografika, Biologika, Etnografika, Arkeologika, Historika, Numismatika / heraldika, Fisiologika, Keramologika, Fine Art and Teknologika.

The museum is open on Monday - Sunday from 08.00 am until 03:00 pm, except national holidays the museum closed. Adult ticket prices 2.000 Rupiah and the children 1.000 Rupiah. Group amounted to more than 40 people, this museum gives a discount of 10%.

Sri Baduga Museum
BKR Street No. 185
Phone: +62 22 5210976
Fax: +62 22 5223214

Source : Balarea

Learning Sundanese Culture at Sri Baduga Museum, Bandung City - West Java

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

Prehistoric Site at Pawon Cave, West Bandung Regency - West Java

A. Brief Information

Considering the numerous flora, fauna and the existence of a cave from the era of Japanese occupation in Indonesia, the government planned Tirtosani Village as the educational site for public, especially students, common people even researchers. It is also commonly called Hutan Monyet (Monkey Forest) for the number of monkey living around the location.


B. Distinctive Features

The number of rare species of long-tailed monkey (Macaca Facilularia) which settles the location is approximately 300 populations. Moreover, here you can see Raflesia Arnoldi flower (Amorphopallus Titanum Becc) that is only found in Lampung. Each tree growing up in the location is given a name to provide supporting facilities for easier research for botanist likewise common people or students.

C. Location

Educational site of Tirtosani is located in Tirtosani Village, Sumur Batu Sub-district, North Teluk Betung District, Bandar Lampung City, Lampung Province.

D. Access

As the location is near to the crowded city, educational site of Tirtosani can be easily accessed by any public transportation.

E. Ticket Price

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F. Accommodation and other Facilities

During the visit to the location, you can take guides` services who will tell you the whole information dealing with the location and its distinctive features.

Source : Wisata Melayu

Educational Site of Tirtosani West Lampung District - Lampung