Best Landmarks in Bandung

Braga Street is a lively and enchanting avenue in Bandung, known for its colonial-era charm and pedestrian-only access on weekends, offering a mix of shops, restaurants, and art displays.

Mount Tangkuban Perahu is a mountain located in Ciater, Subang, known for its active crater and views.

Rengganis Suspension Bridge is the longest suspension bridge in Indonesia, stretching 370m.

Lembang Floating Market offers food sold on boats and attractions like the Rainbow Slide, paddle boating, and traditional games.

The Rainbow Slide is one of the fun attractions at the Lembang Floating Market.

Asstro Highlands Ciater is a tea plantation turned tourist attraction, offering panoramic views, sky swings, and photo spots.

Upas Hill is a vantage point to view the Tangkuban Perahu volcano and catch the sunrise.

Chinatown Bandung is a must-visit attraction with Chinese architecture, temples, museums, and lanterns, offering a variety of Chinese cuisines.

Jalan Braga is a famous street in Bandung, described as the main walking street and hub area.

Asia Africa Street is an important street in the history of Indonesia and Bandung.

Farmhouse Lembang is a European-inspired village with scenic spots and alpacas, offering a quirky and memorable experience.

Gedung Sate is a government building in Bandung with Dutch and Japanese architectural elements, serving as the center of state-owned enterprises and now housing a museum.

The Malibar Tea Plantation is a lush tea plantation surrounding Bandung where visitors can take guided tours to learn about the tea-making process.

The Rancabali Tea Plantation is a lush tea plantation surrounding Bandung where visitors can take guided tours to learn about the tea-making process.

Ciwidey is a town southwest of Bandung known for Kawah Putih (White Crater), tea plantations, and strawberries.

The Renani Suspension Bridge is the longest in Southeast Asia, offering a unique experience with its noticeable lean and views over the jungle.

Braa Street is a lively and enchanting avenue in Bandung, known for its colonial-era charm and pedestrian-only access on weekends, offering a mix of shops, restaurants, and art displays.

Gedung Sate is a public building in Bandung with neo-classical design and Indonesian elements. It is named after a Satay-like decoration on top of the building.