2025 Wuluhan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Some say that this beach was once ruled by a giant snake named Nogo Rojo. Nogo Rojo in Indonesian means "King of Dragons". And the Nogo Rojo fought with the locals because of the struggle for territory. Nogo rojo was finally defeated and his body was split into three. This scaly stone that resembles a snake is finally believed to be a piece of Nogo Rojo's split body. On the other hand there are those who tell a different version, where the figure of Nogo Rojo is Ajisaka's messenger who is still on the beach to meditate with an incomplete body, where the head of Nogo Rojo is in Banyuwangi while the one on the beach Watu Ulo is part of the body and tail. #triplocal #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

Papuma Beach is a white sand beach with amazing crystal clear blue water! We had no idea it would be so popular. The beach itself is beautiful. It has those crystal clear waters and white sand combinations that people dream of on vacations. Colorful boats line the beach, waiting to take tourists on a voyage around the nearby rocky islets. The rocky islets make a great backdrop for a fun day of hanging out in the sun with that refreshing blue water waiting there for you all day! It is a popular spot with a huge carpark and multiple restaurants. It is not for people looking to have a private beach type of experience. It would be perfect for a family who prioritizes facilities, restaurants, and ease of access over the adventure. #urbanexplorer

Papuma Beach, also known as Pantai Papuma, is a stunning coastal destination located in Jember Regency, East Java, Indonesia. Its name, Papuma, stands for Pasir Putih Malikan, which translates to "white sand and Malikan rock," highlighting the beach's pristine white sands and iconic rock formations. Papuma Beach is famous for its turquoise waters, soft white sand, and lush green surroundings. The area offers picturesque views, making it a favorite spot for photography. Unique Rock Formations: The beach is dotted with large, dramatic rocks, including the towering Karang Kodok, which resembles a frog, and Karang Gajah, which looks like an elephant. These formations add to the beach's charm and are often associated with local myths and Legeds #papumaBeach Title:papuma beach Location:jember indonesia

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