Showing posts with label tulungagung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tulungagung. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Wonorejo Reservoir
Located in Pagerwojo subdistrict about 15 km to the west of city, is a dam which has water discharge of 15,000 cubic meters per second. This reservoir served as an electricity plant, irrigation and fisheries. This area is suitable for recreation, and is equipped with lodges, a swimming pool, and an art performance stage. Batik centres of Tulungagung are located in subdistrict of Kauman, Kedung waru, and Ngantru.
Sine Beach
Located in Kalibatur village, Kalidawir subdistrict about 35 km to the south of city offers a vast sand beach that can be enjoyed by tourists while sunbathing.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Popoh Beach
Is a potential recreation beach and has become Tulungagung’s main beach. Situated 28 km to the south of the city, the area has Reco Sewu (lit, thousands statues) and marine attraction. Every month of Suro / Muharram (the first month of Javanese calendar) the societies hold Labuh Semboyo sea offerings ceremony. Facilities available are souvenir kiosk, a children’s play ground, lodges, a fish market,and audience hall, and fishing sites.
Lawean Waterfall
Situated in Turi subvillage, Geger village, Sendang subdistrict about 25 km to the west of the city, lies at an altitude of 1,200 meters above sea level. The average temperature here is 18-22°C. to get to the fall, you still have to take a trekking route with cool and panoramic hills views. This 100 metres high waterfall has terraces and some cascades. The myth of Mbok Roro Endang Sampu and Mbok Roro Dewi Gangga is believed that they are the rules of the fall. Closed of the waterfall, there is Pandanwangi waterfall with a vast tea plantation about 1.000 m above sae level.
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