Điểm Tham Quan Được Đề Xuất Tại Tangkuban Perahu Năm 2025 (Cập Nhật tháng 7)

Last school holiday, i brought my kids on an exciting trip to Tangkuban Perahu, a famous volcano near Bandung, Indonesia. As we drove up the winding hill roads, the air became cooler and the scent of sulfur filled the air. From afar, the mountain looked strange; just like an upside-down boat! No wonder they called it Tangkuban Perahu. When we reached the top, we stood at the edge of Kawah Ratu, the main crater. It was huge, smoky, and smelled like rotten eggs! But the view was magical. We took photos, ate roasted corn, and listened to a local guide who told us the legend of Sangkuriang and Dayang Sumbi. He said that Sangkuriang was a young man who wanted to marry a beautiful woman, not knowing she was his mother. To stop the marriage, the woman challenged him to build a boat by sunrise. When he failed, he kicked the boat in anger, and it landed upside down forming the mountain. As the wind blew through our jackets and laughter filled the air, we felt like we were inside a fairytale. Visiting Tangkuban Perahu wasn’t just a trip, it was a journey through nature and legend.

Visited Tangkuban Perahu as a part of local tour. Its an active volcano , last erupted in 2019 . Still active with emission of poisonous gases. There are steps around the volcano , which can be used for reaching the top level from where the view is very good. Ample car parking and lot of tourist activity. Worth the visit . Its nearly 3-4 hrs by car travel from Jakarta. Located in bandung region . Visited it during the month of June and its completely dry season but with occasional intermittent downpour. #travel#staycation#naturalwonders#thingstodo#myitinerary

Nhiều người nghĩ Jakarta có vẻ buồn tẻ khi không có điểm tham quan Thực tế, bạn có thể lái xe 2 giờ từ Jakarta đến Bandung Có rất nhiều cảnh quan thiên nhiên để tham quan ở Bandung. Một trong số đó là Capitol Volcano🌋 Sẽ mất khoảng một giờ lái xe từ thành phố Bandung đến núi lửa Fuzhou 🌋 Tôi đã thuê một chiếc xe để lên đài quan sát mà không cần phải đi bộ đường dài 💰 Phí vào cửa: Người nước ngoài 200000 rupiah Indonesia cho một người khoảng 100 HKD Khi bạn đến đó sẽ có nhiều "hướng dẫn viên du lịch" đến bán cho bạn nói rằng miễn phí để đưa bạn đi chụp ảnh mà không tính phí và sau đó sẽ yêu cầu bạn trả tiền để mua quà lưu niệm 🙅🏼 ♀️ Nếu bạn không muốn mua và không muốn ai đó theo dõi bạn trong suốt quá trình, đừng nhìn vào mắt họ 👀 Mặc dù ngọn núi lửa bị giam cầm không ngoạn mục như ngọn núi lửa ở Bali, nhưng nếu bạn đến Jakarta, hãy đến Bandung để ngắm cảnh thiên nhiên #OverboatVolcano #Wanlong #jakarta

#cherryblossom25 Visiting Tangkuban Perahu was a fascinating journey into the volcanic heart of West Java. Just a short drive from Bandung, this active stratovolcano offered stunning views of steaming craters and rugged landscapes. Standing at the edge of Kawah Ratu (Queen’s Crater), I was mesmerized by the raw, natural beauty and the distinct smell of sulfur lingering in the air. The cool mountain breeze and surrounding pine forests added to the charm. It’s a unique experience that combines nature, legend, and adventure—definitely worth a visit for nature lovers and curious explorers.

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#outdooradventure Exploring Gunung Tangkuban Perahu is an exhilarating experience for outdoor enthusiasts. The active volcano, with its unique shape resembling an overturned boat, offers breathtaking views of its craters, especially the famous Kawah Ratu. The hike to the top is moderately challenging, but the stunning scenery and the chance to see volcanic activity up close make it worthwhile. The sulfuric fumes and the rugged terrain add to the adventure, making it a memorable trip for those who love nature and geology

#outdooradventure My visit to Tangkuban Perahu, one of West Java’s most iconic volcanoes, was an unforgettable blend of natural wonder and cultural legend. Situated about 30 kilometers from Bandung, this majestic stratovolcano is renowned for its picturesque craters and its unique upside-down boat shape, a feature tied to local folklore. The Ascent to Tangkuban Perahu The drive to Tangkuban Perahu was a scenic one, winding through cool mountain air and lush tea plantations that offered glimpses of the serene countryside. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the imposing sight of the volcano’s largest crater, Kawah Ratu, surrounded by rugged cliffs and veiled in a thin mist that added an air of mystery. Walking along the crater’s edge was both awe-inspiring and humbling. The sulfuric fumes rising from the depths created a surreal atmosphere, and the vibrant hues of yellow, gray, and white in the rocks told stories of the volcano’s fiery past. The crater felt alive, its bubbling pools and the occasional hiss of steam a reminder of nature’s raw power. Exploring the Craters From Kawah Ratu, I ventured to the smaller Domas Crater, which allowed for an up-close encounter with the geothermal activity of the volcano. Here, I could see boiling mud pools and even try the unique experience of boiling eggs in the naturally heated water—an unexpected and delightful way to connect with the volcanic energy beneath my feet. The trail leading to the crater was surrounded by dense forests and cool air, creating a serene environment perfect for reflection and immersion in nature. Along the way, local vendors offered volcanic mud masks and souvenirs, adding a touch of local charm to the adventure. The Legend of Tangkuban Perahu Tangkuban Perahu isn’t just a geological wonder—it’s steeped in legend. The tale of Sangkuriang, the young man who unwittingly fell in love with his mother and attempted to build a boat that became the volcano, added a mythical dimension to my visit. Hearing this story while standing amidst the striking landscape brought a sense of cultural richness to the experience. Reflection Tangkuban Perahu is more than just a volcano; it’s a journey into West Java’s natural beauty and cultural soul. From the breathtaking views of the craters to the fascinating geothermal activity and local folklore, every aspect of this trip was captivating. For anyone visiting Bandung, Tangkuban Perahu offers a perfect mix of adventure, education, and scenic beauty. Whether you’re hiking the trails, marveling at the volcanic craters, or soaking in the local stories, this trip is an unforgettable encounter with one of Indonesia’s most remarkable landmarks.

Had the opportunity to travel to Bandung, away from the city and it’s the best experience so far! We went to Gunung Tangkuban Parahu and the view was amazing! We also catched an owl at the Nara Park and managed to saw other animals too! Truly an unusual experience and worth the trip there! I also had the chance to make a trip to Kawah Putih and weather was pretty chilly and had the best view 😍. #travellerswonderland

#indonesiatrip I was utterly captivated by the natural splendor of Tangkuban Perahu in Bandung! This active volcano's distinctive shape, evoking an upside-down boat, is a marvel of geological wonder. As I ventured into the crater, I was treated to breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape and the vast, rugged expanse of volcanic terrain. The hike was invigorating, with the stunning scenery and refreshing climate making every step a thrill. The local legends and myths surrounding the volcano added a rich cultural layer to my experience. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, photographer, or adventure-seeker, Tangkuban Perahu is an unmissable destination that promises an unforgettable experience amidst awe-inspiring beauty.