Explore Bandung
Immerse yourself in the green volcanic landscape and the vibrant pulse of urban spaces.
Kawah Putih Ciwidey
A dramatic crater lake formed by the eruption of Mount Patuha, its water shifting between white, turquoise, and green depending on temperature and weather. Surrounded by tropical forest at 2,430 meters above sea level, the cool mountain air makes it one of Ciwidey's most photographed spots.
Tangkuban Perahu
An iconic active volcano north of Bandung, famous for its massive crater that visitors can view up close from the rim. Its flat, boat-like silhouette gave rise to the legend of Sangkuriang, adding cultural depth to the dramatic volcanic scenery.
Braga Street
A vintage cobblestone street lined with Dutch art-deco buildings dating back to the colonial era, now home to hipster cafes, galleries, and street art. Braga comes alive in the evening as one of Bandung's most charming spots for a leisurely stroll.
Lembang Park & Zoo
A modern zoo in Lembang where visitors can get up close with a wide range of wildlife while enjoying family-friendly rides and play areas. The cool highland air and well-maintained grounds make it a popular weekend destination for families.
Ranca Upas
A misty highland campsite where visitors can walk among free-roaming deer and unwind in natural hot springs after a day outdoors. Surrounded by pine forest, it's a favorite for camping trips and early-morning nature walks.
Tebing Keraton
A scenic cliff overlook offering sweeping views of pine forests and a sea of morning fog rolling over the valley below. Arriving before sunrise rewards visitors with one of Bandung's most breathtaking panoramas.
Sunrise Point Cukul
A tea-plantation viewpoint in Pangalengan where the sunrise breaks over rolling green tea fields stretching to the horizon. Visitors typically arrive before dawn to catch the golden light and crisp mountain air at its best.
Taman Hutan Raya Ir. H. Djuanda
Bandung's largest conservation forest, spanning 526 hectares and home to the historic Dutch and Japanese caves alongside the Curug Dago and Curug Omas waterfalls. Its network of shaded hiking trails makes it an easy nature escape close to the city center.
Sanghyang Heuleut
A hidden volcanic lake at the foot of Mount Sunda, its crystal-clear blue water reachable only after a short trek through cliffs and dense forest. The remote, untouched setting makes it a favorite among adventurers seeking Bandung's quieter side.