Monday, April 14, 2014

3 Main Destinations of Java to Visit

EAST JAVA

The Unique Territory, Famous Tourist Attraction and Climate of East Java Province. 

East Java is a name of province which is located in eastern Java, Indonesia. Surabaya is the name of the capital of East Java. The large of this province is about 47. 922 km square, and the density of populous of this province is 37.476.757 people in 2010. East Java Province has the largest territory among 6 provinces which is located in Java Island. Besides, it posses the two largest density of populous after West Java Province. This province is bordered by Java Sea in northern, Bali Straits in eastern, Hindia Ocean in southern as well as Central Java Province in western. East Java Province also has Madura Island, Bawean Island, Kangean Island as well as small islands in Java Sea and Hindia Ocean (Sempu Island and Nusa Barung).


East Java Province is famously called as the center of Indonesia's eastern contributing the significance of business economy for Indonesia. 

The territory of East Java can be classified into three zones: south zone, central zone (volcano mountain), and north zone. The flatland and highland are in central (from the cities of Ngawi, Blitar, Malang, and Bondowoso) which have fertile land. In northern (from cities of Bojonegoro, Tuban, Gresik, Madura) is placed by north limestone mountains and Kendeng Mountain which is relatively desert.

In central part, there are volcano mountains: The borderline of Central Java is Lawu Mountain (3.265 meter). There is a Willis Mountain in south east of Madiun City (2.169 meter) and Liman Mountain (2.563 meter). There are two famous mountains which are functioned as tourists attraction: Bromo and Semeru Mountain. Semeru Mountain belongs to the highest mountain in Java Island (3.676 meter). 

In slope of Lawu Mountain, there is a natural lake which is called as "Sarangan Lake". It is functioned as tourism attraction.

East Java has wet tropic climate. This province has more few rainfall than western of Java Island. The average of temperature is about 21-34 degree Celsius.  Nevertheless, the temperature of highland is more few, especially in slope of Semeru Mountain (4 degree Celsius). The soft white snow sometimes falls down there. 

Ethnics Group of East Java Province

The major of East Java People is Java Ethnic. Nevertheless, the ethnicity of this province is more heterogeneous. The Java Ethnic almost diffuses in flatland of it. Madura Ethnic places the Madura Island and Tapal Kuda Island (eastern side of East Java). Most Madura Ethnic works in informal sector. 
The Language of East Java People 

Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian) is an official language to commonly spoken. Nevertheless, Javanese is spoken by many ethnic group in there. The Javanese of East Java is called as non standard language. 

Arts

East Java posses a large number of arts. Ludruk is the name of one of the famous art in East Java. It is a stage art which is played by men. This art tells about the daily life of East Java people and it is often mixed with humor and social critical. And commonly it is opened with Remo and Parikan Dance. Nowadays, this traditional stage art can be seen in Surabaya, Mojokerto, and Jombang City.  


CENTRAL JAVA

Central Java, Java Island, Indonesia

Central Java is a name of province which is located in center of Java Island. This province is bordered by West Java Province in western, Hindia Ocean and Special Province of Jogjakarta in southern, East Java Province in eastern as well as Java Sea in northern. This province also involves the Nusakambangan Island (near to the bordered of West Java Province) and Karimun Jawa Island in Java Sea.

The terminology of the name of Central Java sometimes also includes the name of Special Province of Jogjakarta. Central Java is famously called as the "heart of Java Culture". Nevertheless, there is another ethnic groups in this province, that is Sunda ethnic in the bordered of western of Java. Besides, there are mixture ethnics of Chinese - Indonesia, Arabic-Indonesia as well as India-Indonesia in this province. 

History 
Central Java had been formed since the colonialism of Dutch. Central Java consisted of five cities in 1905 (Semarang, Kudus, Kedu, Banyumas as well as Pekalongan). 
Surakarta (well known as Solo City) still belonged to the independence monarchy and it is divided into Surakarta Monarchy and Mangkunegaran Monarchy. 

Government 
Central Java consists of 29 regencies and 6 cities. Then, these regencies and cities involved 545 sub-districts and 8.490 villages.

Beautiful Cities to Visit 
Central Java Province posses many marvelous cities. The beautiful of nature, interesting cultural, arts, dance, batik blend to be one united that can not be separated. You must be glad when you are here. These are the list of cities as well as regencies in Central Java: 

  1. Banjarnegara Regency (Capital: Banjarnegara) 
  2. Banyumas Regency (Capital: Purwokerto) 
  3. Batang Regency (Capital: Batang) 
  4. Blora Regency (Capital: Blora) 
  5. Boyolali Regency (Capital: Boyolali) 
  6. Brebes Regency (Capital: Brebes) 
  7. Cilacap Regency (Capital: Cilacap) 
  8. Demak Regency (Capital: Demak) 
  9. Grobogan Regency (Capital: Purwodadi) 
  10. Jepara Regency (Capital: Jepara) 
  11. Karanganyar Regency (Capital: Karanganyar) 
  12. Kebumen Regency (Capital: Kebumen) 
  13. Kendal Regency (Capital: Kendal) 
  14. Klaten Regency (Capital: Klaten City)
  15. Kudus Regency (Capital: Kudus) 
  16. Magelang Regency (Capital: Mungkid City) 
  17. Pati Regency (Capital: Pati) 
  18. Pekalongan Regency (Capital: Kajen) 
  19. Pemalang Regency (Capital: Pemalang) 
  20. Purbalingga Regency (Capital: Purbalingga) 
  21. Purworejo Regency (Capital: Purworejo) 
  22. Rembang Regency (Capital: Rembang) 
  23. Semarang Regency (Capital: Ungaran) 
  24. Sragen Regency (Capital: Sragen) 
  25. Sukoharjo Regency (Capital: Sukoharjo) 
  26. Tegal Regency (Capital: Slawi) 
  27. Temanggung Regency (Capital: Temanggung) 
  28. Wonogiri Regency (Capital: Wonogiri) 
  29. Wonosobo Regency (Capital: Wonosobo) 
  30. Magelang City 
  31. Pekalongan City 
  32. Salatiga City
  33. Semarang City
  34. Surakarta City 
  35. Tegal City
Transportation
Central Java can be accessed easily from around the world because it has international and local airport. So, if you are citizen outside of Indonesia, you do not hesitate to visit Central Java. Besides, there are many railway stations and travel agent that make you comfort in taking you to view marvelous various tourist attraction.

List of Airport in Central Java 
  1. Ahmad Yani Airport, located in Semarang City (International Airport) 
  2. Adi Sumarmo Airport, located in Surakarta/ Solo City (International Airport)
  3. Ngloram Airport, located in Cepu City (local airport) 
  4. Tunggul Wulung Airport, located in Cilacap Regency (local airport) 
WEST JAVA

West Java is a name of province in Java island with Bandung as it's capital city. The development of history shows that west java belongs to the first province which was formed in Indonesia territory. The West Java Province was established based on the Law Legalization Number: 11. Year: 1950. West Java is a province with the most populous people in Indonesia. The part west of this province is straightly bordered by the Special Province of Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia. The West Java Province in 2000 was separated with the new Banten Province, which is located in west part. 

West Java has experienced the development significantly more than three decades. Recently, the improvement of modern economy is characterized through the increase of hospitality and manufacture industry. Manufacture contributes the major income of infestation. Almost half of four non oil manufacture is located in West Java.  According to the statistic data of West Java's income, this province had obtained RP. 231. 764 billion (U$ 27. 26 billion) in 2003, donated more than 14 until 15 percent of national income of Indonesia. It is the highest income of province in Indonesia. 

West Java Province is located in western part of Java Island. It's territory is bordered by Java Sea in north, Central Java in east, Hindia Ocean in south, Banten as well as Special Province of Jakarta in western. 

North sea territory is flatland. In central is a part of mountain area. Ciremay mountain is the highest top mountain in Central Java. The most important rivers there are Citarum and Cimanuk River which flow to Java Sea. 

Most West Java people is Sunda ethnic who speak Sunda language (Sundanese) as their mother tongue. 

The climate of West Java is tropic with the 9 degree Celsius on the top of Parangro Mountain and 34 degree Celsius in North Sea.  

One of the popular tourism attraction is the Dormant Volcano of Tangkuban Perahu. It belongs to tourism object where tourists can hike or ride to the top to view the volcano and put eggs on the hot surface, then you can eat them as cooked eggs.  

West Java Province consists of 17 regencies and 9 cities. In 2000, October, 17th, a few part of this province was established a new province, that is called Banten Province. These are cities which are located in West Java Province include the name of capital: 

  1. Bandung Regency (Capital: Soreang) 
  2. West Bandung City (Capital: Ngamprah) 
  3. Bekasi City (Capital: Cikarang) 
  4. Bogor Regency (Capital: Cibinong) 
  5. Ciamis Regency (Capital: Ciamis) 
  6. Cianjur Regency (Capital: Cianjur) 
  7. Cirebon Regency (Capital: Sumber) 
  8. Garut Regency (Capital: Tarogong Kidul) 
  9. Indramayu Regency (Capital: Indramayu) 
  10. Karawang Regency (Capital: Karawang) 
  11. Kuningan Regency (Capital: Regency) 
  12. Majalengka Regency (Capital: Regency) 
  13. Pangandaran Regency (Capital: Parigi) 
  14. Purwakarta Regency (Capital: Purwakarta) 
  15. Subang Regency (Capital: Subang) 
  16. Sukabumi Regency (Capital: Pelabuhan Ratu) 
  17. Sumedang Regency (Capital: Sumedang) 
  18. Tasikmalaya Regency (Capital: Singaparna) 
  19. Bandung City (Capital: no name) 
  20. Banjar City (Capital: no name) 
  21. Bekasi City (Capital: no name) 
  22. Bogor City (Capital: no name) 
  23. Cimahi City (Capital: no name) 
  24. Cirebon City (Capital: no name) 
  25. Depok City (Capital: no name) 
  26. Sukabumi City (Capital: no name) 
  27. Tasikmalaya City (Capital: no name) 
Transportation
Airport
Tourists can access the entire part of beautiful West Java Island easily because there are accommodation and public infrastructure that can help and support the visitor in enjoying your great travelling.  As a sophisticated province, West Java Province has three airport:
  1. Husein Sastranegara Airport, located in Bandung City
  2. Nusa Wiru Airport, located in Ciamis Regency
  3. Cibeureum Airport (Air Corps Indonesia Airport), located in Tasikmalaya Regency
Railway Station
Moreover, there are many railway stations in West Java as following: 
  1. Andir Railway Station. It is located in Ciroyom Street, number 1, Andir, Bandung City. Recently, the function of this railway station is as signal center. The route way of Padalarang City to Pasugihan City: The previous station is Cimindi Station and the next station is Ciroyom Station
  2. Arjawinangun Railway Station
  3. Awipari Railway Station
  4. Babakan Railway Station 
  5. Bangoduwa Railway Station 
  6. Banjar Railway Station 
  7. Batutulis Railway Station 
  8. Bekasi Railway Station 
  9. Bogor Railway Station 
  10. Paledang Railway Station 
  11. Bojong Railway Station 
  12. Bumiwaluya Railway Station 
  13. Cangkring Railway Station 
  14. Ciamis Railway Station 
  15. Cianjur Railway Station 
  16. Maleber Railway Station 
  17. Ciawi Railway Station 
  18. Cibadak Railway Station 
  19. Cibatu Railway Station 
  20. Cibeber Railway Station 
  21. Cibinong Railway Station 
  22. Cibitung Railway Station 
  23. Cibingur Railway Station 
  24. Cicalengka Railway Station 
  25. Cicurug Railway Station 
  26. Ciganea Railway Station 
  27. Cigombong Railway Station 
  28. Cijambe Railway Station 
  29. Cikadongdong Railway Station 
  30. Cikajang Railway Station 
  31. Cikampek Railway Station 
  32. Cikarang Railway Station 
  33. Cikaum Railway Station 
  34. Cikudapateuh Railway Station 
  35. Cilame Railway Station 
  36. Cilebet Railway Station 
  37. Cileduk Railway Station 
  38. Cilegeh Railway Station 
  39. Cilegit Railway Station 
  40. Cimahi Railway Station 
  41. Cimekar Railway Station 
  42. Cimindi Railway Station 
  43. Ciomas Railway Station 
  44. Cipatat Railway Station 
  45. Cipendeuy Railway Station 
  46. Cipeuyeum Railway Station 
  47. Cipunegara Railway Station 
  48. Cirahayu Railway Station 
  49. Ciranjang Railway Station 
  50. Cirebon Railway Station 
  51. Cirebon Prujakan Railway Station 
  52. Ciroyom Railway Station 
  53. Cisaat Railway Station 
  54. Cisomang Railway Station 
  55. Citayam Railway Station 
  56. Dawuan Railway Station 
  57. Dayeuhkolot Railway Station 
  58. Depok Railway Station 
  59. Depok Baru Railway Station 
  60. Gadobangkong Railway Station 
  61. Gedebage Railway Station 
  62. Hall Statiun Railway Station 
  63. Haurgeulis Railway Station 
  64. Haurpugur Railway Station 
  65. Indhihiang Railway Station 
  66. Jatibarang Railway Station 
  67. Kadokangabus Railway Station 
  68. Karang Tengah Railway Station 
  69. Karang Pucung Railway Station 
  70. Karang Sari Railway Station 
  71. Karangsuwung Railway Station 
  72. Karawang Railway Station 
  73. Kedung Gedeh Railway Station 
  74. Kertasemaya Railway Station 
  75. Kiara Condong Railway Station 
  76. Klari Railway Station 
  77. Kosambi Railway Station 
  78. Kranji Railway Station 
  79. Lampegan Railway Station 
  80. Langen Railway Station 
  81. Lebak Jero Railway Station 
  82. Leles Railway Station 
  83. Lemahabang Railway Station 
  84. Leuwigoong Railway Station 
  85. Losari Railway Station 
  86. Luwung Railway Station 
  87. Manonjaya Railway Station 
  88. Maseng Railway Station 
  89. Maswati Railway Station 
  90. Nagreg Railway Station 
  91. Nambo Railway Station 
  92. Pabuaran Railway Station 
  93. Padalarang Railway Station 
  94. Parung Kuda Railway Station 
  95. Parung Panjang Railway Station 
  96. Pasirbungur Railway Station 
  97. Pegadenbaru Railway Station 
  98. Plered Railway Station 
  99. Pondok Cina Railway Station 
  100. Pringkasap Railway Station
  101. Purwakarta Railway Station 
  102. Rajamandala Railway Station Rajapolah Railway Station 
Rancaekek Railway Station 
Rendeh Railway Station 
Sadang Railway Station 
Sasaksaat Railway Station 
Selajambe Railway Station 
Sindanglaut Railway Station 
Sukabumi Railway station 
Sukatani Railway Station 
Tagogapu Railway Station 
Tambun Railway Station 
Tanjungrasa Railway Station 
Tanjungsari Railway Station 
Telagasari Railway Station 
Tenjo Railway Station 
Terisi Railway Station
Indonesia University Railway Station 
Cisurupan Railway Station
Waruduwur Railway Station 
Warungbandrek Railway Station




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