Places to Visit in Central Java

Central Java is a province located in the central part of Java Island. Because of its location in the middle, the province is often used as a resting place for people who travel from West Java to East Java. Province which is the center of Javanese culture also has many interesting sights. Any sights in Central Java that should be visited?

1. Dieng Plateau

Located about 30 KM from Wonosobo, Dieng Plateau is a region that has a giant volcano crater and several ancient Hindu temples. Because it is at an altitude of 2,000 meters, the Dieng Plateau has extremely cold temperatures. During the day, temperatures can reach 15 degrees Celsius and 10 degrees Celsius at night. Dieng Plateau is managed as a tourist attraction in Central Java jointly by Wonosobo and Banjarnegara.



2. Tourism Park Hot Water Jar

Tourism Park Hot Water Jar is located in Tegal, Central Java. To be able to reach the location of Tourist Park Hot Water Jar, you must drive to the south in the distance sektiar 40 KM from the town of Tegal, or about 30 KM from Slawi. As well as natural hot tourist spot to another, the hot water in the Park of Hot Water Jar is located at the foot of Mount Slamet is also believed to cure various diseases. Tourist facilities located in the tourist area covering an area of ​​210 hectares, this is a heated swimming pool, jungle tours, lodging, campsite, up to tennis courts and a soccer field.

3. Karimunjawa

Karimun Islands are located in the northern city of Jepara and Semarang. The archipelago consists of 27 islands, of which only five are inhabited islands. Karimun Islands is one of the tourist attractions in Central Java is most famous for the beauty of the sea and the beach offers. Besides beaches, you can also play with turtles and sharks in the Karimun Islands. To be able to visit this tourist area, you should pay attention to the good ship schedule, do not miss!

4. Borobudur

Borobudur is a tourist place in Central Java are most visited by tourists from around the world. Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple in the world that attracted a lot of tourists who are interested in cultural tourism and religious tourism. Located about 40 km to the northwest of Yogyakarta, Borobudur has a collection of Buddhist reliefs of the most complete in the world. Borobudur is a miniature model of the universe and was built in 770 AD as a place of worship and venerate the Buddha.

5. Railway Museum Ambarawa

Ambarawa Railway Museum Ambarawa located in the city center, about 20 KM from Semarang. Before converted into a museum, the Railway Museum Ambarawa was once a railway station that debuted in the past. As the name implies, Ambarawa Railway Museum has a collection of unique train and complete of which 21 steam trains, the Morse telegraph apparatus, antique phones, antique furniture and antique bell. Pride of the collection belonging to the Railway Museum Ambarawa is a steam train serrated only 3 worldwide.

6. Tourism Village Tlogoweru

Tlogoweru Tourism Village is located in Demak, Central Java. What's special about this village that became one of the sights to visit in Central Java? Tourism Village is famous Tlogoweru owl very much. This owl yore developed to reduce and eradicate pests such as mice are extremely damaging corn crops. In addition to successfully control pests and rodents, these owls also transform the area into a tourist area full of innovation and unique. Besides being able to view hundreds of free-flying owl, you can also see how to take care of the owl. Tlogoweru Tourism Village also has a unique rule that prohibited shooting birds, if violated you will be fined 2,500,000 rupees.

7. Kartini Beach

Kartini Beach is a tourist spot located in Jepara, Central Java. Area of ​​more than 3 hectares is also a transit point and liaison for those who want to travel to Karimun Islands. The beach is also known as a bathing beach because the beach is believed to cure various diseases. Kartini Beach has some type of vehicle of which the zoo, children's play area, entertainment stage, boat rentals, and others.