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little mountain kaliurip

Gunung Cilik Kaliurip offers an unforgettable adventure experience for nature lovers and adventurers. Its size, which is more appropriately called a hill, makes Gunung Cilik Kaliurip a suitable place for hiking or hikking for beginner climbers.

Golden sunrise sikunir

The charm of Sunrise always spoils everyone. Sikunir Hill is one of the best spots to enjoy the beauty of the sunrise. Located at an altitude of 2,306 meters above sea level, the typical cold air is felt. Wrapped in the warmth of the sunrise in the highest village on Java Island.

crater sikidang

Sikidang Crater is the largest active crater in the Dieng Plateau. This crater has a small hot water lake with water that is always boiling and a gas gap field with points that are always moving in a field of approximately 4 hectares. From this character, its name comes from, because the locals see it like a deer (kidang in Javanese) jumping. From a geological perspective, this crater is relatively young. The last recorded phreatic eruption occurred in 1981. There you can see the phenomenon of crater water gushing

telaga warna

Telaga Warna and Dieng hold mysteries that are still widely believed by the community. This is the mystery of Telaga Warna and the myths that exist in Dieng.
Telaga Warna in the Dieng Plateau is one of the interesting tourist attractions in Wonosobo Regency, Central Java. It is named so because the color of this lake can change, from green, yellow, to rainbow.

Behind its beauty, there is the mystery of Telaga Warna and myths about Dieng that are still widely believed by a number of people. This includes the origin, sacred places, to traditional traditions that are still carried out.

arjuna temple

Arjuna Temple is estimated to have been built in the 8th century AD, this temple was built for worship for Hindus during the Ancient Mataram era of the Sanjaya dynasty. The temples in Dieng are evidence of the spread of the oldest Hindu religion in Java.
This temple was rediscovered in 1807 AD by British soldiers who were traveling to explore the Kedu mountain area and arrived at the Dieng plateau. When it was first rediscovered, the Arjuna Temple area was submerged in water from the overflow of Lake Balekambang, in 1804 by British soldiers who were exploring Dieng. Cornelius, a Corps of Engineers assigned by Raffles to examine the remains of architecture in the Dieng area that had never been visited by tourists before, in his official notes wrote about 40 Temple Groups within 3 weeks of his research in Dieng.
The discovery of the Dieng temple was then continued by Y Van Kinsbergen with drying efforts in 1957 and continued with data collection and taking pictures of the Dieng area in 1864 AD.
Currently, the Dieng temple is managed by the Cultural Heritage Conservation Center (BPCB) of Central Java Province, which also collaborates with the Banjarnegara Regency Government.

menjer lake

Menjer Lake is a lake between mountains and hills, the lake is still thick with myths

bundengan

Bundengan is a typical Wonosobo musical instrument that originates from kowangan, a shepherd's head covering used for shelter during the rain. Kowangan then evolved into bundengan which is used to accompany art performances

wonosobo lengger dance

Lengger dance is a traditional dance from the Dieng Plateau in Wonosobo, Central Java (Jateng). Lengger dance emerged in 1910 by someone named Gondowinangun from Kecis Village, Selomerto District, Wonosobo. This traditional dance was later developed by Ki Hadi Soewarno in the 1960s.

Lengger means man from the word "eling ngger" or "remember son". The purpose of the lengger dance is to provide advice and information to everyone so that they can invite them to defend the truth and eliminate evil. Lengger is also included in sacred dances.

curug simunggang

A waterfall or curug according to the old people is a sacred place and inhabited by snake spirits, very suitable for your ritual tour activities looking for comfort

wine coffee

Educational tour with local Wonosobo coffee farmers who serve coffee with a very strong taste that is typical of Wonosobo and cannot be found anywhere else.

balloon festival

The hot air balloon tradition in Wonosobo, Central Java, has existed since the Dutch colonial era. This tradition began with Atmojo Goper, a tambourine musician from Kertek District, who made hot air balloons.
What is interesting is that Wonosobo balloons are made using paper and only exist once a year

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