SETIGI : GRESIK

Famous as an area with an industrial area, Gresik in fact also has an interesting tourist area to visit. In fact, this one tourist spot had become a dirty garbage disposal before finally turning into a beautiful and unique tourist area. The tour is located in Sekapuk Village, Ujungpangkah District, Gresik. Tourism Setigi local people call it. Setigi itself is an abbreviation of Selo, Tirto, and Giri. Each one has the meaning of rock, water, and hill. As one of the places that is also known as a mining location, this place has been transformed into a place that offers Instagramable spots in the middle of exotic limestone hills. This tour carries the concept of anti-mainstream because of the limestone mining. Until now this mining area is still actively carried out and is the livelihood of the local community, in addition to the tourist areas that are around it. When tourists arrive in the area, they will first see massive and long limestone lines. No wonder the limestone hills can rise up to Cangaan Village or about 3 km. Visitors will also find stone corners that are cut unnaturally from the mining of the local community. Not infrequently large, hollow giant stones can be enjoyed by visitors by entering it, similar to the castles in Greece. Setigi tourist area has an area of ​​up to 5 hectares. However, until now, only 1.5 hectares can be enjoyed by tourists. Tourist areas that can be enjoyed can be Pancawarna Cave, Civilization Bridge, Gold Cave, Swimming Pool, to Village Park and others. For instagramable spots, visitors can enjoy and take selfies in miniature Papuan traditional houses, namely Hanoi and also miniature temples and floating houses. Not only that, visitors can also use ATV cars and mini trail bikes to enjoy the scenery around Setigi tourism. As one of the tours that carries the concept of nature and civilization education, visitors see many places that are valuable for the progress of civilization and history. Tourists can enjoy and take pictures in places such as gupala statues, dwarapala to miniature Persian mosques. In addition, here are also found many temples such as the archipelago mask temple and others. Tourists who want to visit the beauty of this place only need to pay Rp. 15,000 for adults and Rp. 10,000 for children. For access to this location, it is located 27 kilometers from the Manyar Toll exit with a distance of 40 minutes using a four-wheeled vehicle. #naturalwonders #bestislandtraveltowns #beautifulsunsets #historicculture#awesomepic