Location: Bandung
Top Things to do in Bandung
Things to do in Bandung, Java: The Best Water & Amusement Parks
Bandung is Indonesia's third-largest city but lies close enough to Jakarta and offers cooler weather. Bandung features a large collection of Dutch Colonial architecture, as well as a beautiful botanic garden, zoo, golf courses and a wide variety of culinary offerings.
Restaurants in Bandung
1. Taman Bougenville
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
2. Trans Studio Bandung
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,179 reviews
Trans Studio Bandung theme park is one of the world's largest indoor theme parks, consists of two floors and has 20 fantastic rides, divided into three zones: central studio, classic grandeur of Hollywood and New York style; Lost City, the land of adventurers the thirst challenges, and magic corner.
Reviewed By citrak2021 - Jakarta, Indonesia
Family gathering with trans studio mall, fantastic lot of shoping centre and food court, my favorite
3. Bandung Treetop
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 77 reviews
4. Tektona Waterpark
5. Panghegar Waterboom
6. Rabbit Town
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By GGsFeedback - Wellington, New Zealand
Our family had an enjoyable time at Rabbit Town in Bandung. There are many sets that have been placed for taking selfies and family photo's and this is a great place for amateuar photographers because of the many options to take awesome pictures. I was actually surprised that there was a photographer inside to take photos at a price. Why would a family not take their own photos? Children will particularly enjoy some of the sets with gnomes, fairies etc and outside there are monkeys, chickens etc for them to feed. We spent about 2 hours at Rabbit Town but, there wasnt good food offered inside so, we had to leave the place in order to find good food for lunch. The same music plays ALL the time and it becomes quite sickening listening to the same song over and over and over. Staff are very unfriendly and speak little to no English at all. My grandson was very unhappy with all the geese stuck in a tiny enclosure and that the big monkey was bullying the others. It was quite expensive to enter this place with it costing us $50 dollars for the family. Given Indonesian standards, we've paid less for better maintained facilities. Don't be caught out by the shops leading to every exit. They sell t-shirts etc and cheap clothing and not worth the good money spent on it. I don't think that we'll easily return to this place because it needs to be maintained and staff need training in customer service and learn some English.
7. Elephant Village
8. Palalangon park
