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14 sty 2020 · Underneath the plateau of north Bandung, there is a tunnel dug by the Dutch for military purposes during occupation. The tunnel is now empty but still well-preserved. It is still connecting the two main areas of Dago Pakar , the lower part where the entrance of Tahura is located, and the upper part that connects to the off-beaten trails.
14 paź 2024 · Salah satu wisata sejarah yang menyimpan kisah kelam Nusantara adalah Goa Jepang Bandung yang berada di kawasan Tahura (Taman Hutan Raya) Ir. H. Djuanda. Penjajahan Jepang berlangsung 3,5 tahun lamanya, sehingga ada cukup banyak peninggalan-peninggalan dari masa tersebut.
Dutch Cave (Bunker) in Tahura Juanda, Dago Bandung. This man-made cave is the iconic feature of Tahura Juanda. It started in 1906 when the Dutch dig a tunnel through a tuffaceous sandstone hill to build a hydroelectric power plant. But somehow it didn't work.
This is a 590 hectare conservation area, mainly a scenic walk trail consisting of pine forest, river and water fall. More over, there also the historical dutch cave made during the dutch colonialism era in Indonesia, and the Japanese cave which was made during the world war II. Meets animal welfare guidelines.
26 sie 2024 · PIKIRAN RAKYAT - Japanese Cave, located in the Pakar Hills of Dago, Bandung, is a captivating destination filled with historical significance. Renowned for its unique and mystical ambiance, this site offers a profound experience of the dark history from Japan's occupation of Indonesia.
Here are some recommendations for hidden gem tourist attractions in Bandung that we recommend for you. Anti-mainstream holidays can be obtained by exploring hidden gem places. Weekend trips to natural tourist attractions and breathing fresh, cool air can be one of the best ways to relieve fatigue and stress from work.
Just an hour away from the city of Garut lies a village called Kampung Naga (or ‘Dragon Village’ in English). Photo via: Dany13 – Flickr Unlike almost every other village, Kampung Naga still relies on a traditional governance system used since hundreds of years ago, where the Head of the Village is the most powerful person in the village.
