The Ultimate First-timer's Guide to Bandung — What to Do, Visit and Eat Under S$600

White Crater, also known as Kawah Putih, is a volcanic crater lake featuring a turquoise lake surrounded by forest and hills, with a strong sulfur smell.

Mount Patuha contains White Crater, a volcanic crater lake.

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.

Gubug Makan Mang Engking offers a dining experience in traditional bamboo huts built over fish ponds.

Orchid Forest Cikole is a park nestled in a pine forest where visitors can admire orchids and zip across the park on a flying fox.

Tangkuban Perahu is an active volcano located 30km north of Bandung City.

Mycelia Forest is a scenic spot within Orchid Forest that features light installations and walkways, creating a magical forest atmosphere.

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.

Jungle Milk is a camping ground and picnic spot situated in the middle of Lembang’s forest.

Sudut Cerita is an interactive art installation themed around a journey in which all elements on Earth have been damaged and contaminated due to human actions.

Bakso Bintang Asia serves bakso, an Indonesian meatball dish, and other traditional food like Bugis Mandi.