• Tangkuban Perahu - Depart from the hotel, your accommodation, or the airport directly by car for a one-hour drive. Upon arrival, spend an hour at the volcano, which is situated at a high altitude of 1830 meters above sea level. Tangkuban Perahu, meaning “Overturned Boat,” offers breathtaking views and a refreshing, cool climate. The name is derived from a local legend about its formation, involving Dayang Sumbi and her son, Sangkuriang. This stratovolcano is located 30 km north of Bandung, the capital of West Java. It has erupted in the years 1826, 1829, 1842, 1846, 1896, 1910, 1926, 1929, 1952, 1957, 1961, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1983, 2013, and 2019. It is a popular tourist destination where visitors can hike to the crater’s edge to observe hot springs and boiling mud up close. The area features remnants of the ancient Sunda caldera, which collapsed after an eruption. While visiting, numerous shops offer souvenirs for purchase. Visitors can trek down and up to enjoy closer views of the smoky crater.

• Domas Crater - Located within the volcano area, Domas Crater is approximately 1 km downhill from Ratu Crater. Here, visitors can dip their feet into the hot springs or soak them in sulfuric mud for a therapeutic foot massage. There is also an opportunity to boil eggs and enjoy them. The most fascinating aspect is the sound of bubbling hot springs nearby, providing a unique experience. Visitors can step on hot stones but should avoid swimming in the crater.

• Saung Angklung Udjo - Angklung is a traditional Sundanese musical instrument recognized by UNESCO. Made from bamboo, it produces unique sound effects. In addition to Angklung, Sundanese music includes other bamboo instruments such as Calung, Gembyung, Tarawangsa, Jentreng, Suling (Flute), and Karinding. Saung Udjo is a family-run performance group that showcases the essence of Sundanese culture. The performances include Indonesian dance, Wayang Golek, and offer the chance to learn how to play Angklung and dance with the performers, children, and others.

• Braga Street - For those interested in city life, explore the old town of Bandung, which has been an elite area since the colonial era in the 18th century. Braga Street is a popular spot for spending time with friends and family. It is one of Bandung’s downtown areas, offering opportunities for dining and shopping. For shopping enthusiasts, Braga connects to other central city locations with numerous branded stores and factory outlets. After the tour, return to your hotel in the city area.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Licensed Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Free Pick up and drop off service from Bandung City Area

• Tipping is optional who work hard with you
• Expenses for buying fruit and others in Lembang area

Bandung is the second city after Jakarta, attracting many visitors for short holidays and business ventures. The city offers numerous fascinating spots for families, gatherings, or friends to explore. Bandung has a rich history, beginning with the Sangkuriang legend, which is central to the Sundanese tale of Tangkuban Perahu, the name of the volcano located in the Lembang region to the west.

Bandung serves as the capital of West Java and is a hub for government and economic activities in the region. It is also the site of the Asia-Africa Conference, a technical school, and the Dutch colonial area known as Braga. Historically, Bandung was referred to as the “Paris of Java” during colonial times.

In addition to its historical significance, the city offers cultural experiences, such as Angklung performances.

NOTES:
Group tours can be booked for a maximum of two people, and inquiries should be made before booking. This program also includes pick-up and drop-off services from Jakarta with WHOOSE.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.