Djuanda Forest Park

This national forest extends across 590 hectares of land, containing pine plantations, secondary rainforest, and a serpentine river valley north of Bandung.

The park, established in 1985, commemorates Raden Djuanda Kartawidjaja, Indonesia's final Prime Minister, with a monument and museum documenting his contributions.

The Dutch-built caves within the park, constructed in 1918, served multiple functions including military base, prison, armory storage, and communication center.

Visitors can access the park through two entrances: Maribaya or Dago, with entrance fees of 50,000 rupiah for international tourists and 12,000 for locals.

The park features two historical tunnel networks: Gua Belanda from Dutch colonial times and Gua Jepang from Japanese occupation, both accessible to visitors.

Inception: January 14, 1985

GPS coordinates: -6.85711,107.63300

Latest update: April 7, 2025 04:44