Bandung travel guide

Top 10 sights in Bandung

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   Sri Baduga Museum

   The provincial museum of West Java in Bandung, named after a fifteenth-century Sundanese king. Its collection runs from archaeology to angklung bamboo instruments and the region's textiles.

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   Bandung Cathedral

   The Catholic cathedral of Bandung, dedicated to St Peter and designed in neo-Gothic by Wolff Schoemaker, the Dutch architect who taught Sukarno. It stands on the main square of the colonial town.

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   Grand Mosque of Bandung

   The provincial mosque of West Java, on Bandung's main square, with twin minarets over eighty metres high and a lift to a viewing deck in one of them. It took its present role in 2004 after a large rebuilding.

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   Bandung Geological Museum

   A museum at Bandung in Indonesia. It was built in 1928 and opened on 16 May 1929, and was substantially refurbished in 1998 with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency.

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   Trans Studio Bandung

   A complex of 4.2 hectares on Jalan Gatot Subroto in Bandung in Indonesia, combining a shopping mall, an indoor theme park and two hotels.

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   Al-Imtizaj Mosque

   A small mosque in Bandung's Chinatown, finished in 2010 in red and gold with Chinese detailing. Its name means mingling, and it was built to serve Chinese Indonesian Muslims in the surrounding market streets.

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   Pandu War Cemetery

   A Dutch war cemetery in Bandung holding about four thousand graves, most of them civilians and prisoners who died in Japanese internment camps on Java rather than soldiers killed in action.

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   Leuwigajah War Cemetery

   A Dutch field of honour outside Cimahi near Bandung, one of seven in Indonesia, holding those who died in the Japanese occupation and the fighting that followed the declaration of independence.

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   Pasundan Christian Church

   A Protestant denomination in West Java in Indonesia. It was founded in the Dutch East Indies on 14 November 1934 and has thirty-three thousand members across fifty-one congregations.

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    Mandala Wangsit Siliwangi Museum

    A military museum in Bandung, Indonesia. It shows pre-modern Sundanese weapons — spears, bows, kris and kujang — alongside the equipment of the Siliwangi Division.

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   Bandung Techno Park

   A technology park founded in 2010 by a university, the industry ministry and the provincial government, and among the oldest in Indonesia. It works on manufacturing and telecommunications with student and company teams.

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