Culture,
history, and art come together in the pulsating city of Bandung.
Accommodation options and tours in this place offer holidaymakers and
corporate travelers a number of ways to experience the splendors of
one Indonesia's largest metropolises. It presents a harmonious blend
of contemporary living amid the commercial district and the affluent
traditions of the surrounding suburbs. With this fascinating
combination, it's no wonder that this place becomes a sought-after
tourist destination. So if you're interested to discover more about
Bandung, here are some details about it.
What
to visit
Head
out to Jalan Badan Kemanan Rakyat to see one of the most illustrious
museums in the locale — the Sri Baduga Maharaja Museum. Situated on
southern side of Tegallega Square, this depository showcases
historical and archaeological artifacts of ancient West Java.
Established in 1980, it highlights remarkable relics from the
Tarumanagara and Galuh era to Sunda Pajajaran kingdom. Sri Baduga
Maharaja Museum also exhibits an impressive display of Sundanese
ethnography. (Operating hours: 8 am to 3 pm on weekdays and 8 am to 2
pm on weekends)
Where
to eat
Relish
a delightful treat at Sate Kardjan, a famous eatery found at Jalan
Pasirkaliki. Since 1970, this dining establishment has been a go-to
place for tourists who want to have a taste of authentic Indonesian
dishes. Some of its bestsellers include:
- sate buntel - grilled lamb meat;
- tongseng - lamb meat in coconut milk soup; and
- nasi goreng kambing - fried rice with lamb.
For
a more fulfilling gustatory experience, come and stay at a Bandung,
Indonesia hotel that features a restaurant that serves local
cuisines.
What
to buy
Complete
your holiday by purchasing a few souvenirs and novelty items in some
of the most-visited local handicraft shops in Bandung. Those who want
an artsy item must look for Wayang Golek, a traditional Sundanese
puppet that is made from wood. This product is available at Galeri
Cupumanik. You'll also love to take home an Angklung, an ethnic
Sundanese musical instrument. It is made of 2 bamboo tubes that
produce a resonant pitch when struck.
Where
to stay
Located
at the heart of the vibrant city, New
Naripan Hotel presents an ideal base for both leisure and
business travelers. It offers deluxe lodgings that are draped in
contemporary elegance. Each air-conditioned space is appointed with
plush beds, cable TV, telephone, mini-bar, wardrobe, desk, and
bathroom with shower and complimentary toiletries. This Bandung accommodation also boasts a restaurant and function rooms that can
accommodate a full-day conference or half-day meeting.
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