Enjoy the natural beauty of Bandung.

Nature seekers can go to the Tebing Keraton, an indulging scenic spot that is a rock that bulges over the edge of the cliff in its main area – the perfect place to view the golden sunrise or sunset.

Tangkuban Perahu Mountain is also a great place for rock climbers to consider!

Once you set foot on this majestic glory, you will see the fumes from the inactive mountain.

The blissful view from the top of this mountain will leave you astonished[1]. The perfect spot for those who want to get in touch with nature, without forsaking comforts and roughing it out by camping,

Dusun Bambu offers visitors the chance to try out glamping, the recent popular trend of glamorous camping.

This eco-retreat center is set up in spacious bamboo cabins amid the beautiful Javanese natural scenery.

Apart from just enjoying the scenery, there’s a range of different things to do here including water sports such as rafting and canoeing along with hiking trails to discover the local area[2].

If you’re traveling to Bandung to check out all its natural attractions, I highly recommend staying in Ciwidey, which is set south of Bandung.

This is where most of the best things to do in Bandung are (like Kawah Putih, Patenggang Lake, and Rengganis Crater, to name a few)[3].

Things to do in Bandung (احصل على دليلك الموقع الرسمي)

Things to do in Bandung (الموقع الرسمي فايتور)

Explore the local culture of Banding.

On the other hand, if you wish to get close to the local people, its music, dance, and culture, then Saung Angklung Udjo or Udjo’s House of Angklung is one you should not miss.

Famed for its Angklung, the local traditional bamboo musical instrument, here you can watch a children’s orchestra present delightful music shaking the Angklung and performing Sundanese dances and music.

Here you may also learn how to play the Angklung yourself and become part of the orchestra[1].

Bandung city is a metropolitan city and houses a variety of different religions which make for a fascinating insight into the local culture.

Masjid Agung is a beautiful mosque that not only acts as a place of worship but also as an educational center showcasing the Islamic religion.

The mosque has some beautiful décor showcasing ancient Arabic art designs.

To make the educational experience better, the sound system is ambient enhancing the amazing experience you’ll get here.

The mosque is also not so crowded during every visit save for Fridays and other Islamic holidays, making it a good spot to visit most times of the year[2].

But aside from these things, Bandung is also a great base to explore some interesting places situated in the neighboring cities and towns.

Surrounded by a string of mountains, there are several tourist attractions, mountain resorts, and adventure activities that can be visited and done.

And with these many exciting places to see, we were glad that we were able to explore some of those even if we only had three days[4].

Kawah Putih (White Crater)

Try out the delicious cuisine of Bandang.

Aside from tea, tons of other goodies are grown around Bandung, including coffee, sunflowers, and strawberries.

You can visit as many plantations as you wish, many of which you can try your hand at helping out or making your strawberry milkshakes! [3].

Dusan Bambu is a restaurant and family leisure park rolled into one! And this tourist spot is popular for a reason – its beauty!

The place is indescribably amazing!

If you traveled all the way here for good food you may be disappointed, لكن, if the scenery is your objective, you won’t be short-changed![5].

Conclusion:

Highlights in North Bandung: Touring hot springs (and showering in them! ), seeing the huge volcanic crater Kawah Ratu and mountains of Tangkuban Parahu, trying local food at the floating market, learning to play the local instrument, angklung, and watching a cultural performance at Saung Angklung Udjo[6]