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Coordinates: 5°S 120°E / 5°S 120°E / -5; 120
Restaurants in Indonesia
1. Tea Country, PTPN 8
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By Cigram - England, United Kingdom
I arrived in Bandung on the fourth day of my private tour, there are still 10 days left of my time to explore Java with Mr.Edu from Java Private Tour. The tea plantations, the cool temperature and the landscapes are so mesmerizing and catch my eye, I admit Java is a very interesting place to explore, I came here for several reasons, and everything was accomplished in one day, tea, durian, photography and sunset. Thank you Indonesia, thank you tripadvisor and thank you Java Private Tour.
2. Bawomataluo Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By dasacandra - Stockholm, Sweden
The village is perched on the highest point of Nias. The views from the village is super, but for me the village itself who captured my heart. When I reached the village after climbing 86 stone steps, I met with mesmerizing views of rows of beautiful houses with ingenious architect which could stand and stay intact even after the big earth quake in 2004. And they're still fully functional as residents after hundreds of years. There's two locals who showed us around the village for a small fee. And then of course you could see the unique one of a kind stone jump, where a young man leap a 2 meters high stone structure. You have to pay 150K rupiah to be able to see it, but it's totally worth it. The money goes to the jumper (100K) and the rest goes to the village.
3. Tololela Cultural Village
4. Semarang Kreatif Galeri
5. Medewi Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By 741aimeem - Melbourne, Australia
People are starting to slowly but surely realise this break is well worth the drive. Depending on where you're coming from Medewi Beach is about 2-3 hours from the main accommodation spots....If you're in Canggu/Tanah Lot you're closer than Kuta/Legian/Airport as it's west northwest of these busy spots. Know that's it's only 50-65 kilometres from these spots however, Bali traffic is always crazy...having said that, the road is actually of very good quality and once you're beyond Tanah Lot 'area' it's pretty easy going and a snooze it always an option! Once at Medewi you will see a number of signs including a large 'Medewi Beach/Pantai Medewi' old, rusted (in a cool way!) sign plus various restaurant and hotel signs...this humble little street is Medewi's 'main' strip! When at the end of this road you will see Medewi Beach Cottages on the left and the new Bombora Medewi Wave Lodge on your right (looking to sea). The best place to go out is about 20-30 metres to the left or right of this main 'carpark' area. Keep an eye on tides as high tide is preferable for surfing and generally makes the beach look much more beautiful in general. Yes, there are rocks, plenty of black volcanic rocks but again, high tide makes these easier to deal with and they're not sharp (unlike reefs) ... Once out in surf you can enjoy LONG, glassy left handers...I have a 1:18min ride on my mobile! Wave size vary but even when big are gentle peelers - average about 3-5 up to 15 but that's rare.. It's prob not the best beach for families/kids as the rocks override the sand so no castles here unfortunately...having said that it's nice to show the kids a different beach and there are plenty of little rock pools to explore in low tide. There is a great ocean front restaurant as well as massages available when not surfing/swimming.. SUNSETS at Medewi are simply stunning without the lights and chaos of Kuta etc. the serenity in and out of the water makes this spot pretty darn magical. Away from the beach it is TRULY worth going for a drive around the rice fields and river. Here you will see authentic, untouched Bali...the greens and shapes of the rice field are a photographers dream. Farmers working in the fields, kids running around their homes and stunning rivers windng through the greenery including huge palm trees...yes, authentic, amazing Bali at it's best. About 10-15 mins from Medewi is a Hindu temple..well there are six temples..it's a huge area and all on the beach front. Again, some awesome photos to be taken with the ocean crashing against the various statues. (I will get the name but it's well known in the area and about 10-15 mins north of Medewi township).
6. Kampung Lawas Maspati
7. Malimbu Hill
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By gabymarissa - Jakarta, Indonesia
It is located almost up the hill, so you can see the view from the cliff to the shore, to the hills, and ocean. Great for sun set, so many locals and tourists gather here for sunsets! Dare to go to Villa Hantu (Ghost Villa) ? it is located near by. Its a left building before it is even finished! Some says, it is because of some troubles with the land. It turns out to be one of the objects for photos and visit by the locals or tourists! But it is quite spooky after the sun sets!
8. Janjang Saribu (Great Wall of Koto Gadang)
9. Jalan Asia Afrika
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By marine_ramdhani - Bandung, Indonesia
this one of my fav street in Bandung, and an office street many bank also in this main bandung street.
