Pujon

Entrance fee was 20k per person excluding the insurance and vehicle. I was visiting by motorbike thus was charged 25k in total. 5 minutes ride you will arrive at the first venue which is the labirin (maze) where you could try the ATV, maze, paint ball, bows, etc for a very cheap price. Parking was free all the way. Another 5 minutes drive, it is the Coban rondo waterfall area, you park your car/bike, free of charge. Grab some food or souvenirs, walk another 5 minutes for the waterfall. Be careful of the monkeys, keep your food stored away. Whole area is clean and green including toilet and rest area. It's the right place for family leisure or even for school camp. #urbanexplorer

It's our first time to go to this place. It was fun. The rabbits are so cute, fluffy, friendly and touchable. Just please be gentle with them and dont scare them because they get sick easily. One of the Photo spot destination. The garden has Unique scene that remind me to imitation of hobbit house, and teletubies. The bus can't access the place. From the bus parking place, it's about 1.5 km. This tour is perfect for a family holiday where the baby can play games and see directly even holding the cute rabbits, this location there are also some gazebo that can be used to relax. If you are interested to visit this rabbit park there is no harm in coming with your beloved family, happy to enjoy your holiday in the city of stone. #urbanexplorer

New tourist village Pujon Kidul in Malang, a cool mountainous town in East Java, is developing quite a reputation for attracting visitors and boosting the local economy. In the last year or so, around 500 people visit the village on weekdays and around 3,000 people on weekends. The village already has a total of 55 homestays. Cafes with open-air gazebos surrounded by paddy fields are some of the main attractions of the village. There are also locally-run artisanal farms where visitors can buy milk, apples, passionfruits and rose apples. Leave your doubt behind, Pujon Kidul is already certified with CHSE (Cleanliness, Health, Safety, and Environment Sustainability). Therefore, it’s going to be fun, memorable, and safe! #urbanexplorer