Cipanas
Things to see and do
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Gunung Papandayan
Gunung Papandayan is an active volcano 25 kilometres west of Garut which has erupted frequently during recent history, the last eruption being in 2002 when a few houses in the local area were destroyed by the volcanic activity. The peak of the mountain itself stands at some 2675 metres above sea ... read more
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Kawah Kamojang
Kawah Kamojang is the name commonly given to the geothermal region 28 kilometres northwest of Garut used by the Indonesian government as a source of electricity generation and by tourists as a place to picnic. The main attractions for tourists at Kawah Kamojang are the multiple bubbling lakes, ... read more
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Candi Cangkuang
About 18 kilometres north of Garut is the ancient Hindu temple of Candi Cangkuang, dating from the eighth century. Located at the edge of a picturesque lake flanked by lush vegetation and a kampung, Candi Cangkuang provides visitors with a brief glimpse to a time when the entire island of Java was ... read more
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Kampung Naga
The scenery around Kampung Naga is breathtaking. It first comes into view when you start the walk from the carpark at the top of the hill and continues to amaze as you proceed down the stairs into the ricefield-carpeted valley below. The scenery around Kampung Naga is breathtaking in every sense ... read more
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Hot springs at Cipanas
Although most hotels in Cipanas have hot spring water piped into their bathrooms and some have swimming pools filled with the therapeutic water, there is also the option to head to the public baths at the end of Jalan Raya Cipanas. For the meagre entry fee, one gets to hang out with the locals in ... read more
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