Things to do in Ciwidey

Mount Patuha

Mount Patuha is a twin volcano in Indonesia, located southwest of Bandung, Java, with an elevation of approx. 2,434m.

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White Crater

The milk crater lake kawahputih is located in the deep mountains of Jl.RayaSoreang, Ciwidey town, about 2 hours' drive from Bandung city. Putih is white in Indonesian, also known as the white lake, the color of the lake will be affected by sulfur and weather The effect is that it belongs to a natural volcanic lake. At an altitude of more than 2,400 meters, the entire lake is milky white with a little blue, and the soil on the side is also white, which simply expands the effect of the lake. In this milk volcanic lake, you can enjoy the sulphur smell to the fullest, and enjoy the charming scenery of the white volcanic lake with your own eyes.

No. 6 of Hot Springs Attractions in Indonesia

Pemandian Air Panas Ciwalini

Pemandian Air Panas Ciwalini is a natural hot spring located in Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia, and is an ideal destination for leisure and relaxation. Surrounded by mountains, the serene and pleasant natural environment makes it a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy some peaceful time. The hot spring water comes from natural underground mineral springs. It is clear and rich in minerals, and is believed to have healing properties. Visitors can soak in the warm spring water, feel the comfort and warmth of the flow, and help relieve muscle fatigue while relaxing their body and mind. The hot spring area features multiple pools of various sizes, allowing visitors to choose the area that suits them best and fully enjoy the benefits of the hot spring. The natural scenery around the hot spring is just as charming. It is lush with greenery, with different views throughout the seasons, and the fresh air, birdsong, and fragrant flowers make every visit full of natural charm.

Si Jalak Harupat Stadium

Si Jalak Harupat Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium located in Soreang, Kutawaringin District, Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia, primarily used for football matches. Completed in 2003 and officially opened in 2005, the stadium seats approximately 27,000. The core field is paved with Zoizia turf, effectively reducing the risk of injury to athletes. It also features eight standard athletics tracks, catering to both football and track and field events. Equipped with a 2400 lux lighting system and an electronic scoreboard, the stadium ensures smooth play even at night. It also features supporting areas such as player locker rooms, referee rooms, restaurants, and commercial facilities, ensuring a pleasant experience for both participants and spectators. The stadium is not only a venue for sporting events but also serves as a vital hub for cultural and sports activities in the local community. It attracts a large number of fans and tourists, becoming a key landmark in the Bandung area.

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