HALLOSUMEDANG – With Eid just around the corner, if you’re headed to Sumedang, why not delve into the historical and enchanting corners of Jatinangor Sumedang?
There’s a treasure trove of unique tourist spots awaiting your exploration on weekends with the family. Here are 5 offbeat recommendations for your Jatinangor adventure:
- Jatinangor National Park (Janspark):
Step into the whimsical world of Jans Park, where blooming flowers and playful rides await. Nestled in Cileles Village, this gem promises a blend of nature’s beauty and gastronomic delights. Don’t miss the weekend escapades here, priced at Rp40,000 per person, excluding game tokens.
- Loji Tower:
Unravel the mysteries of time at Loji Tower, a silent sentinel of Sumedang’s bygone eras. This ancient marvel whispers tales of rubber and tea plantations, echoing the rhythm of colonial life. Venture inside to hear the ticking of history’s clock, marking the toil of plantation workers long gone.
- Kiarapayung Camp:
Dive into the embrace of nature at Kiarapayung Camp, where Mount Malayang’s majesty reigns supreme. Tucked in Sindangsari Village, this haven beckons with sprawling camping grounds and thrilling adventures. From picnics to tree swings, every moment here is a brushstroke on nature’s canvas.
- Cincin Bridge:
Capture the essence of heritage at Cincin Bridge, an architectural relic nestled in Hegarmanah Village. This Dutch masterpiece, standing steadfast since 1917, bears witness to Sumedang’s storied past. Step onto its weathered planks and journey through time amidst whispers of yesteryears.
- Jatos Mall:
Indulge in a shopping spree unlike any other at Jatinangor Town Square (Jatos), a beacon of entertainment since 2006. Beyond its retail offerings, Jatos promises an immersive experience, where every purchase is a gateway to joy. From family essentials to cherished mementos, find it all amidst the bustling charm of Jatos.
