Lampung

Lampung is the closest region to Java among other regions in Sumatra. Lampung is a strategic province because it is the gateway to two important economic regions, namely between Singapore, Johor and Riau, as well as the national market centers of Jakarta and West Java.

Tourism

Lampung's long coastline has a lot of potential for beach tourism. Tanjung Setia Beach, Teluk Kiluan and Pahawang are examples of beaches that are already known by foreign tourists. If development from the government continues to be intensified and the community is friendly, Lampung will become a potential strong rival to the island of the gods. 

Apart from beaches, Lampung has Way Kambas National Park in East Lampung. Lampung also has Lake Ranau which is increasingly visited by tourists because of its beautiful nature. Still about the natural tourism story, Lampung has the Sekura Festival which is held in the week after Eid al-Fitr in West Lampung, Krakatau Festival in Bandar Lampung, Stabas Bay Festival in West Pesisir, Semaka Bay Festival in Tanggamus, and Way Kambas Festival in East Lampung. Also cultural tourism can be visited in several Old Villages in Sukau, Liwa, Kembahang, Batu Brak, Kenali, Ranau and Krui in West Lampung.

Culinary Heritage  

Lampung Province is well known for its coffee and banana chips, which are often used as souvenirs by tourists. Lampung's culinary heritage has a very delicious taste. 

It is not difficult to find typical Lampung cuisine. The local government and entrepreneurs are also passionate about introducing traditional cuisine to the public. Special places are created so that local and foreign tourists can easily enjoy Lampung culinary. Here are Lampung's specialties and their uniqueness, namely: Seruit, Gulai Taboh, Pindang, Tuhuk Fish Satay, Umbu, Engkak, Gabing, Sekubal, and Sambal Asam Kembang.

Transportation 

To access Lampung Province, from the direction of Aceh can use land routes through the Sumatra Central Cross Road, Sumatra East Cross Road, Sumatra West Cross Road and Sumatra East Coast Cross Road. Since March 9, 2019, Bakauheni-Bandar Lampung Toll Road-Terbanggi Besar are fully operational, from Bakauheni (South Lampung) to Terbanggi Besar (Central Lampung) is 140 kilometers long. The road is accessed by buses at three main terminals, namely Rajabasa Terminal, Sukaraja Terminal, and Metro City Terminal.

Lampung has one main airport, Raden Inten II Airport, which connects Lampung to cities in Indonesia such as Bandung, Batam, Jakarta and Palembang. Lampung is also equipped with two pioneer airports namely Mohammad Taufik Kiemas Airport and Gatot Subroto Airport. The province is also equipped with train transportation with five main stations, and a port that has hundreds of Ferry crossing schedules. 

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Banten

Banten or formerly known as Bantam in the past was an area with a very busy port city, as well as an open and prosperous society.

Tourism

The 30th province in Indonesia is known as the Land of Jawara. Banten got this nickname because this region is a warehouse for warriors and champions. The distinctiveness of Banten's culture is felt in the martial arts of Pencak Silat, Debus, Rudad, Umbruk, Saman Dance (Dzikir Saman), Mask Dance, Dog-dog, Angklung Gubrag, Rampak Bedug, Walijamaliha Dance, Pandeglang Silat Dance, Palingtung, Lojor, Beluk, and others.

Banten has Ujung Kulon National Park is one of the most important national parks, and nature conservation sites in Indonesia, and the world. In addition to the beauty of the lowland tropical forest, one-horned rhino is the main attraction of this location. The national park is located on the westernmost peninsula of Java Island, along with several smaller islands such as Peucang Island, Handeuleum Island, and Panaitan Island. A distinctive feature of this national park is its role as a natural habitat for a variety of protected animals, such as the Javan rhino, deer, deer, bull, various types primates, wild boar, jungle cat, slow loris, and various types of birds. 

The area can be reached via Labuan or by boat to one of the islands. Ujung Kulon is equipped with telecommunications, electricity and clean water.

Tourism facilities such as lodging, information centers, tour guides, and transportation facilities are also available. UNESCO has declared the Ujung Kulon area a world heritage site.

Last but not least, Banten has various tourist spots such as Karang Mountain, Bird Island, Umang Island, Krakatau Mountain, Rawadano, Tanjung Lesung, Sawarna Tourism Village and Bedouin Tourism Village.

Culinary Heritage  

Banten specialties are indeed one of the most sought-after foods by culinary lovers because of their delicious taste. The unique flavors of the selected spices around make its culinary heritage feel special. 

Here are some typical foods from Banten, namely: Angeun Lada, Rabeg, Milkfish Satay, Sambel Burog, Gerem Asem, Pecak Bandeng, Gecom, Sayur Besan, Balok Menes, Nasi Sambel Belut, Pasung Merah, Laksa Tangerang, Cibeber Duck Satay, Ketan Bintul, Rengginang, Opak, Kue Jojorong, Gipang, Leumeung, and Nasi Sumsum.

Transportation 

Banten Province which is located at the western tip of Java Island has a very strategic position, and has enormous economic potential on a local, regional, national, and even international scale. Facilitating the movement of goods and passengers to and from the centers of national, regional and local activities in Banten Province is very important in an effort to support economic development in the Banten Province region.

Banteng's land transportation relies on national roads, of which 249.246 km are in good condition, 214.314 km are in moderate condition, and 26.840 are in poor condition. Used for connections between bus terminals and public transportation. And equipped with a railroad line with stations that have partly become part of the electric railroad. 

For air transportation, Banten has Soekarno-Hatta International Airport The airport is the main airport in Indonesia as the gateway for goods and passengers from within and outside the country. In addition, there are also other airports such as Pondok Cabe Airport in South Tangerang, Budiarto Airport in Curug, Tangerang Regency and Gorda Airfield (Lanud) in Cikande, Serang Regency.

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Lombok

The island is more or less round in shape with a sort of "tail" on the sides. southwest which is approximately 70 km long. The size of the island ranks it 108th out of list of islands by size in the world which makes Lombok Island one of the one of the favorite tourist destinations, both for foreign tourists and Indonesian tourists.

"There are many lonely, secluded bays where you can have the beach almost for yourself."

Tourism

Lombok is in many ways similar to Bali, and in the decades since 1990s began to be recognized by foreign tourists. Starting in the year 2007 tourism sector is the only sector in Lombok that is growing. Lombok island offers many selected natural tourist attraction destinations such as beaches, gilis, hills, forests and waterfalls, each of which has its own natural beauty appeal. 

Lombok has Senggigi Beach, Mawun Beach, Seger Beach, Kuta Mandalika Beach, Pink Beach, Nipah Beach, Aan Beach, Gerupuk Beach, Sembalun Beach, Paradise Beach, and Mekaki Beach. Lombok also has various beautiful gilis, GILI means small island. In Lombok, there is a "trio of gili" which is very famous for its beautiful beaches, namely, Gili Terawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air. But there are still some other gilis that are not less beautiful, namely Gili Nanggu, Gili Sundak, Gili Tangkong. Lombok also has various cultural attractions such as Rambitan, Sade Village, Sukarara, Bayan Beleq Mosque, Suranadi Temple, Lingsar Temple, Narmada Park, Mayura Park, Bilok Petung Ancient Mosque, and Banyumulek Village.

Culinary Heritage  

Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara must be familiar with ayam taliwang culinary, because almost every corner of the city there are places to eat that serve this menu. In addition to taliwang chicken, Lombok also has other culinary specialties that are no less delicious than satay bulayak, namely  beef satay, beef intestine, and chicken. Bulayak in the local language is the same as lontong, except that it is packed with palm leaves and cone-shaped. One of Lombok's culinary specialties originating from puyung village is puyung racing rice, the hallmark of puyung racing rice is served on a woven rattan plate covered with rice paper cut to resemble a flower. In addition to its distinctive presentation, the spicy taste does not need to be added with chili sauce, the taste of the puyung racing rice side dish is already spicy.

Transportation 

Enjoying the island of Lombok can be done by using cidomo, cikar, or dokar transportation which is a means of transportation that uses horse power. Bicycles or motorcycle taxis are also an option to avoid traffic jams. Cars to get to all areas of Lombok with speed and comfort and for those who want to enjoy the island. traveler who have a hobby of snorkeling, you are right on this island by using the boat towards many snorkeling spots which is incredibly beautiful.

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Semarang

The city has various nicknames, one of which is the Atlas City, which stands for Safe, Orderly, Smooth, Beautiful and Healthy which is the slogan for maintaining the beauty of the city. The area offers a myriad of tourist attractions, ranging from history to charming nature.

"Semarang is not just a city, it's a story and history."

Tourism

Semarang has many interesting tourist attractions to choose from. The city offers a variety of different types of tourism with their own charms, such as nature tourism, historical tourism, religious tourism, family tourism, night tourism, culinary tourism and shopping centers. Some well-known tourist destinations include Lawang Sewu, Saloka Theme Park, Sam Poo Kong Temple, Old Town Semarang, Avalokitesvara Pagoda, Rainbow Village, Ranggawarsita Museum, Brown Canyon Semarang, Dusun Semilir Eco Park, Marina Beach, Indonesian World Record Museum, Ambarawa Railway Museum and Semarang Wildlife Park.

Semarang has enormous tourism potential. This city in the northern part of Java has beaches to highlands. It's no wonder that there are so many tourist attractions in Semarang. Like Jakarta, Semarang was also a bustling port city during the colonial era. That's why both have an Old Town area. This area has been present and developed since the 17th century. Currently, Kota Tua is a tourist destination with various attractions.

Culinary Heritage  

The culinary or food that is most synonymous with Semarang is Lumpia. What distinguishes Semarang spring rolls from other spring rolls in general is the filling. Although synonymous with spring rolls, there are still many other interesting and appetizing culinary specialties of Semarang. There are Tahu Gimbal, Garang Asem Ayam, Soto Bangkong, Babat Gongso, Pisang Plenet, Roti Ganjal Rel, Nasi Pindang, Wingko Babat, Bandeng Presto, Gandos, Mi Kopyok, and many more.

Transportation 

Semarang can be reached by land, sea and air. Semarang is traversed by the Pantura route that connects Jakarta with cities on the north coast of Java Island. The Semarang-Solo Toll Road has been fully operational since 2018, and the Semarang-Batang Toll Road has been in operation since 2018 to connect Semarang with cities in the western part of Central Java, West Java, and Jakarta.

Semarang has an important role in Indonesia's railroad history. This is where the first milestone of Dutch East Indies railroad construction began, with the construction of a railroad starting from Kemijen village to Tanggung village.

Air transportation is served at Ahmad Yani Airport, connecting Semarang with a number of major Indonesian cities every day. Since 2008 Ahmad Yani Airport has become an international airport with direct flights abroad, for example to Singapore and Kualalumpur.

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Bandung

City Flower Bandung is another name for this city, because it is considered very beautiful with many trees and flowers growing there. Bandung used to be called the Paris van Java because of its beauty. 

"And Bandung for me is not just a geographical issue, it involves feelings, which are with me when it's quiet." Pidi Baiq

Tourism

In the year 1990 Bandung was chosen as one of the safest cities in the world based on a Time magazine survey. The city is known as a shopping city, with malls and factory outlets that are widely spread, and now gradually the city of Bandung is also a city of culinary tourism. And in the year 2007, a consortium of several NGO Bandung is an international pilot project for the most creative city in the world.East Asia. Nowadays, Bandung is one of the main destinations for tourism and Education.

Since the opening of Cipularang Toll RoadBandung has become the main destination to enjoy a weekend getaway, especially from people who come from other cities. Jakarta surrounding areas. Apart from being a shopping city, Bandung is also known for its large number of old Dutch architecture buildings.

The city has several areas that have become city parks, which not only serve as the lungs of the city but also as a place of recreation for the people in this city. Bandung Zoo is one of the tourist areas that is very popular with the public, especially during the day. week and school holidays.

Culinary Heritage  

Bandung is a paradise for culinary lovers, currently there are so many unique and delicious culinary delights from this city. By sticking to the city's culinary specialties known since long ago, namely: Satay Kambing Muda, Bakso Tahu, Batagor (Fried Tofu Meatballs), CuankieAmanda's Brownies, Surabi, Peuyeum, Cendol, Surabi, Oncom, Peuyeum Bandung, Colenak, Cireng, Karedok, Ambokueh, Lotek, Bandrek, BajigurKetan Bakar, Peuyeum Ketan, Bandros, Bala-bala (bakwan), BusKud, Gehu (toge tofu), De Risol, Comro (Oncom di Jero), Misro (Amis di Jero), Candil, Seblak, Tahu Gejrot and many more.

Transportation 

The city of Bandung is about 180 km from Jakarta via Cianjur, Puncak and Bogor, which can now be reached via the Cipularang Toll Road (Cikampek-Purwakarta-Padalarang) which is only about 150 km away with a travel time of between 1.5 hours to 2 hours. This toll road is a development of the Padaleunyi Toll Road (Padalarang-Cileunyi), which was built earlier. For transportation within the city, the people of Bandung usually use city transportation or more familiarly called angkot. In addition to ojek and online taxi, city buses and taxis are also a means of transportation in this city.

Bandung has an air port called Husein Sastranegara Airport to connect the city with several other cities in Indonesia such as Jakarta, Surabaya, Denpasar, Manado, Yogyakarta, Batam, Mataram, Makassar, Bandar Lampung, Palembang, Pangkalpinang, Semarang, and Medan. Overseas routes include Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Brunei Darussalam.

Bandung also has its main train stations, namely Bandung Station and Kiaracondong Station. In addition to these 2 stations, there are 5 other train stations, such as Gedebage (container) Cimindi, Andir, Ciroyom and Cikudapateuh. The Jakarta Bandung High Speed Rail (KCJB), which is being built to connect Jakarta and Bandung, will be completed in 2022. Completing KCJB 2022, mobility between communities in this big city will be more time-efficient and environmentally friendly, connecting between the cities of Jakarta and Bandung can be reached in about 45 minutes.

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Bogor

During the Dutch colonial era, Bogor was known as Buitenzorg. Buitenzorg means no worry or in Indonesian means 'without anxiety' or 'safe and secure'. This is because Bogor at that time was known as a comfortable and cool resting place.

"Di Nu Kiwari Ngancik Nu Bihari Seja Ayeuna Sampeureun Jaga"

Tourism

Bogor is known as the City of Rain, because it has a fairly high rainfall. Bogor, which is one of the cities in West Java, is about 60 km south of Jakarta and is a buffer zone for the capital. The existence of the Bogor Botanical Garden which is quite extensive is also a good lung for the city of Bogor. Bogor Botanical Garden is a large botanical garden that covers 87 hectares and has 15,000 types of tree and plant collections.

Bogor city has many beautiful parks and urban forests such as CIFOR Forest, Ahmad Yani Urban Forest, Taman Kencana, Taman Peranginan, Taman Malabar, Taman Sringanis, Taman Koleksi, Taman Kaulinan, Taman Heulang, Taman Cipaku, Taman Corat Coret, Taman Sempur, Taman Air Mancur, Taman Skateboard and Taman Ekspresi. If you go to Bogor district, you will find many lakes and waterfalls that spoil the eyes and mind, only Situ Gede is in the city of Bogor.

In addition to nature tourism, in the city of Bogor there are also many other types of tourism such as culinary tourism, entertainment tourism, shopping tourism, souvenir tourism, and educational tourism.

Culinary Heritage  

Bogor is known to have a wide variety of delicious culinary delights. There are various specialties of Bogor city that are famous for their deliciousness such as Roti Unyil, Asinan Bogor, Talas Bogor, Manisan Pala, Es Pala. And don't miss to taste the obligatory Bogor specialties of Toge Goreng, Doclang, Pepes Sago, and Laksa. And now there are lots of culinary delights sold around the city of Bogor with a variety of unique restaurants, cafes, coffee shops and cake stores in the city of Bogor.

Transportation 

Public transportation available in Bogor city is city transportation (angkot) and buses. In addition to the neat and comfortable Bogor city train station, the existence of 3,412 angkot units and 30 bus units has been able to serve the needs of the community in transportation. While cars and motorcycles are the most common means of transportation in Bogor, there are also many people who travel around the city by bicycle.

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Labuan Bajo

This beautiful town, which is the capital of Komodo Subdistrict and the capital of West Manggarai Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, is being developed from time to time.

"There is no heaven on earth, but there are pieces of it in Labuan Bajo."

Tourism

Labuan Bajo is one of the priority destinations being developed in Indonesia. This destination is the starting point to Komodo National Park which has ancient animals and natural beauty that is recognized by the world. Enjoy the scenery and atmosphere sunset at several spots such as Amelia Peak, Silvia Peak or Bukit Cinta. 

Trekking to Cunca Wulang Waterfall, sailing the sea with time to spare on a pinisi boat (live on board) anchored in stunning islands or diving to see the beauty under the sea will be an amazing experience. 

And these are the special destination points found in Labuan Bajo, including; Pede Beach, Gorontalo Beach, Waringin Peak, Batu Cermin Cave, and several beach attractions on the islands around Labuan Bajo, such as; Wae Cicu, Bidadari Island, Batu Gosok/Kanawa, and Komodo National Park, Padar Island, Sebayur Island, Rinca Island, Siaba, Taka Makasar, Gili Lawa, Manta Point, Kalong Island, Manjarite, Pink Beach/Long Beach. 

Culinary Heritage  

One of the culinary and food specialties of Labuan Bajo, West Manggarai Regency, made from corn is corn bose. Not only contains white corn that is pounded using a mortar, but there are also other mixed additives such as peanuts and red beans. Another culinary and food specialty of Labuan Bajo, West Manggarai Regency made from corn is catemak corn. The mixture used in cetamak corn is green beans and wax gourd.

You can also enjoy Labuan Bajo's specialty grilled rice which is a pity to miss, namely kalo. Kalo is burned using special tools and coals. Unlike grilled rice in general, before being burned, Kalo is given a typical Labuan Baju seasoning which makes it feel even more special with a distinctive taste that is not easy to forget. With the location of the area on the coast of Flores Island, making culinary and food specialties of Labuan Bajo, West Manggarai Regency cannot be separated from its marine products, one of its specialties is ikan kuah asam. And of course there are still many more culinary heritage or specialties from this city.

Transportation 

The town is quite small and can be easily navigated on foot (within 10-15 minutes). Ojeks and bemos pass every 5 minutes if you get tired of walking or you can rent a motorbike for IDR 75 - 100K/day. Motorbikes are limited in town and there are only a few scooters available.

For access to come and go from this city there is Komodo International Airport which is international airports which is located at, Labuan Bajo City, Kabupaten Manggarai Barat, East Nusa Tenggara. The airport is located at Flores Island. Other transportation facilities include the PELNI port and Ferry Pier for water transportation by ship.

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Yogyakarta

The name Yogyakarta as a tourism city illustrates the province's potential in terms of tourism. Yogyakarta is the second largest tourist destination after Bali. Various types of tourism objects are developed in this region, such as nature tourism, historical tourism, cultural tourism, educational tourism, even, most recently, night tourism.

"Jogja is made of longing, going home, and angkringan."

Tourism

The city is called unique because we can see various Javanese traditions that are so embedded in this city and its people, such as batik (cloth with special patterns made by hand (painted and printed), silver crafts, wayang performances, traditional music or gamelan.

Many parts of the city are also decorated with a touch of Javanese culture where people will never forget it and always remember the existing characteristics. Javanese ornaments can be found on street lamps, on buildings along the streets and others that make this city unique and beautiful. That is why this city is called Culture City.

There are several interesting tourist attractions in Yogyakarta and its surroundings. In the city of Yogyakarta itself, you can visit Malioboro with a wide variety of merchandise offered to visitors such as food and souvenirs. In addition, there is the Keraton and Taman Sari Castle. Around Yogyakarta, you will find tourist attractions Prambanan Temple, Mendut temple and Boko Temple with Hindu characteristics inherent in the shape of buildings and temple ornaments. No less interesting is that you can also see the beauty and splendor of the temple with Buddhist characteristics, namely the world-famous Borobudur Temple, which is one of the seven wonders of the world. Moreover, at certain times, religious and cultural arts events are regularly held. At Prambanan Temple, you can watch the Ramayana ballet which is held several times a week. At Borobudur Temple, you can also watch cultural arts events or ballet and the celebration of the Buddhist holiday of Vesak.

Geographically, DIY also benefits from the distance between tourist attraction locations that are affordable and easy to reach. The tourism sector is very significant as a motor of economic activity in Yogyakarta, which generally relies on three mainstay sectors, namely: services; trade, hotels, and restaurants; and agriculture. In this case, tourism provides a real multiplier effect for the trade sector due to increased tourist visits. In addition, employment, and contribution to the regional economy are very significant.

Culinary Heritage  

Besides having a number of interesting places to visit, some of Yogyakarta's specialties are also not to be missed. One of the most popular foods is Gudeg. This food has a sweet and savory taste that shakes the tongue. There's also sate klatak, bakpia, sate kere and many more such as tengkleng gajah, oseng mercon, tiwul, gatot, mie lethek, brongkos, bakime jawa and jadah tempe.

Transportation 

Your trip in Yogyakarta is easy and enjoyable as it is supported by many means of transportation such as the International Airport called Adi Sucipto Airport, Tugu Train Station, Jombor Bus Terminal and the convenient Trans Jogja Bus. Taxis are also available and easy to find in this city. To have a more relaxing and enjoyable trip while in Yogyakarta, you can try Becak or Andong transportation to get around the city. The prices offered are affordable with friendly service.

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Malang

It is a tourism city due to its charming nature surrounded by mountains and cool air.

"I left half my heart there, the cold city of Malang that I always miss"

Tourism

Malang is known as the city of flowers because of the many flowers that adorn the city. Malang is also a city of art because of the many distinctive arts of the city, ranging from dances to performances.

Malang City holds a variety of historical relics. The city holds relics from the Kanjuruhan Kingdom to the Dutch. Dutch heritage is generally in the form of ancient buildings such as the Kayutangan Church with gothic architecture. Malang also holds various events to preserve its cultural heritage, one of which is the Malang Tempo Doeloe Festival. Malang also has many historical relics that become landmarks such as Tugu Malang (Round Square).

Tourism in Malang City is quite large. In 2016, the number of domestic tourists in Malang City amounted to 3,987,074 people, while foreign tourists amounted to 9,535 people. The number of tourists in 2016 was a significant increase from the previous year. By looking at this evidence, the government is optimistic that the number of tourist visits, especially foreign tourists, will continue to increase.

Malang is known for its many thematic villages that are rustic and distinctive. Among them, the most famous is Jodipan Tourism Village (Kampung Warna-Warni), the first colorful village in Indonesia which has become one of the favorite destinations in Malang City. In addition, there is also Kampung Tridi, located opposite Kampung Warna-Warni, which is famous for the mural artwork on the walls of its housing, like Haji Lane in Singapore. The two villages are connected by a glass bridge. Both are favorite selfie spots for tourists.

In addition, there are also tourist villages in Malang City that are famous for their environmental friendliness and greenery. Among them are Glintung Go Green (3G) Village located in Purwantoro and Bamboo Mewek Village in Tunjungsekar. The environmental friendliness of Kampung 3G can be seen from the fact that the village is full of plants. Kampung 3G is also the first water conservation village in Indonesia. Meanwhile, Kampung Bamboo Mewek is considered environmentally friendly because it is full of trees and bamboo and is a conservation village.

As a cultural city, Malang also has cultural villages. Polowijen Cultural Village is one of them. It is considered a cultural village because it holds and displays various cultural heritage sites: the malangan mask, the grave of Mbah Reni, the first malangan mask maker, and Sumur Windu, the ancient bathing place of Ken Dedes. The village also has a unique library located in a gazebo. In addition to this village, there is also Kampung Topeng Malangan. As the name implies, starting from the gate to the area, visitors will be greeted by hundreds of masks with various colors and various characters like in panji stories.

Culinary Heritage  

Malang is a culinary city, especially affordable culinary. The abundance of low-priced culinary delights is due to the fact that Malang's population is mostly students from all over Indonesia. Malang, Javanese, Indonesian and European specialties are available in Malang because Malang is a multicultural city. In terms of food, Malang is also known to have many legendary stalls that have survived for decades. These include Toko Oen, which was established in 1930, Warung Tahu Telur Lonceng, which was established in the early 1900s and is referred to as colonial to millennial food, and Gerai Putu Lanang Celaket, which was established in 1935.

Culinary tourism in the city is mixed with the Malang Tempo Doeloe Festival. During the festival, various culinary offerings of the past are sold, ranging from cenil, putu, to grendul. Old snacks such as sugar cane, cotton candy and miller crackers were also sold at the 2012 festival. The cotton candy sold was no joke because it was printed cotton candy so that it could be shaped like corn, dragons, or flowers.

Transportation 

The Malang City Transportation Office operates city transportation. The service serves both the center, as well as the outskirts of the city. There are currently 25 city transportation routes in Malang city.

Malang Station, located in the center of the city, is the city's main station and serves up to 5,000 passengers per day. It is the largest train station in Malang and connects Malang with other major cities in Indonesia. Besides Malang Station, the city has two other stations, namely Malang Kotalama Station and Blimbing Station.

Malang city is also served by Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport located in the district. This airport connects the city with domestic cities such as Jakarta and Makassar. Although it can issue arrival visas, Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport only serves domestic routes so Malang City's international passengers will be served by Juanda International Airport in Sidoarjo.

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BALI

The island known as the Island of the Gods and the Island of a Thousand Temples. Located between the island of Java and Island Lombok, Indonesia. The majority of Bali's population is religious Hindu. In the world, Bali is famous as a destination tourism with the uniqueness of its various cultural arts.  

When I follow my heart, I wake up in Bali.

Tourism

Bali is the belle of Indonesia's tourism that is famous all over the world. Besides being famous for its natural beauty, especially its beaches, Bali is also famous for its unique and interesting arts and culture. The tourism industry is centered in South Bali and in several other areas. The main tourist sites are Kuta and its surroundings such as Legian and Seminyak, eastern areas of the city such as Sanur, city centers such as Ubud, and in southern areas such as Jimbaran, Nusa Dua and Pecatu. Bali as a complete and integrated tourist destination has many interesting tourist attractions, including: Kuta Beach, Tanah Lot Temple, Padang - Padang Beach, Beratan Bedugul Lake, Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK), Lovina Beach with its Dolphins, Besakih Temple, Uluwatu, Ubud, Munduk, Kintamani, Amed, Tulamben, Menjangan Island and many others. Now, Bali also has several tourist centers that are full of education for children such as zoos, three-dimensional museums, water playgrounds, and turtle breeding places.

Culinary Heritage  

Bali Province has a variety of culinary which is certainly delicious and appetizing. Various processed meat foods chicken and pigBali, dominates the culinary scene in Bali. Famous food flavors from Bali include Betutu chicken and Pig roll.

Transportation 

Bali has no rail network train but the network street The island's network is very good compared to other parts of Indonesia. street are well available, especially to tourist destinations, namely Legian, Kuta, Sanur, Nusa Dua, Ubud, etc. Most residents own private vehicles and choose to use them because public transportation modes are not well available, except for taxi and tourism transportation. Mass transportation modes are currently being prepared so that Bali is able to provide more comfort to the tourists. travelers. Recently to serve the needs of decent mass transportation on the island of Bali was launched Trans Sarbagita (Trans Denpasar, Badung, Gianyar, Tabanan) using large buses with AC facilities with a fare of IDR 3,500.

Bali is connected with Java island with services ferry that connects Gilimanuk Port in Jembrana district with Ketapang Port in Banyuwangi Regency which takes about 30 to 45 minutes. Crossing to Lombok Island through the Port Padangbai to the Port Sheet which takes about four to five hours depending on the weather.

Air transportation served by Ngurah Rai International Airport with destinations to a number of major cities in Indonesia, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Timor Leste, China and Japan. Runway and airplane coming and going can be clearly seen from the beach and become a kind of additional entertainment for tourists enjoying Bali's beaches.

For inter-island land transportation in Bali there is the Ubung-Denpasar terminal and Mengwi terminal which connects the island of Bali with Java and Lombok Island. Ubung Terminal on the island of Bali serves various inter-island routes to Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, Malang, Madura, Jember, etc. Inter-island transportation is served by a large fleet of buses with economy, business and executive classes. Ubung Terminal is relatively crowded from 15.00 - 18.00 WITA because at that time many buses begin to depart to their respective destination cities.

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