[2025 Cimenyan Attraction] Travel Guide for Wot Batu (Updated Jun)

A quiet, hidden, peaceful ~ perfect place to self-isolate while relaxing; surrounding myself with open-air art space & tranquil garden featuring stone installations by the artist Pak Sunaryo. I could spend hours here and not even realize it, a kind of place where you can get serenity. Wot Batu means "stone bridge", it resemblance the bridge which connect us with others, nature or even afterlife. A passage through Wood, Water, Wind and Soul. This place is recommended to you who an art enthusiast, whether you're an amateur or an advanced. The ticket is just 50.000 Rupiahs for 1 person, and you will get a hot cup of rosella tea as the complimentary drink. #summervacation#urbanexplorer

#aprilblooms Step into a realm where nature meets art at Wot Batu, Bandung’s hidden sanctuary of stone and spirit. This open-air gallery, created by artist Sunaryo, invites you to explore the silent poetry of rocks arranged in harmony with the earth. Each installation reflects philosophical depth, cultural roots, and a deep connection to Indonesia’s natural landscape. As you wander through the minimalist yet powerful stone formations, feel the stillness and symbolism come alive. Whether you’re an art lover, a seeker of peace, or simply curious, Wot Batu offers a unique, meditative journey.

One of the stone museums that you can visit is not far from Dago. Facilities: entrance, ticketing, museum, cafe and restroom available in this place. The parking space provided is limited, it only fits 4 cars, the rest cannot park there. The facilities are quite complete for an art venue like this. Equipped with a bar code and name on each stone. This place tells about five elements in one place, so it's like a healing space. The view given leads to a view of the Dago hill, so that the maximum natural potential is utilized. There are soft drinks that you get after touring the museum, and you can drink in the cafes or lounges available. , there are several collections that tell about this stone in the book available at the cafe. It would be nice to add a bookmark to this bookshelf that provides information about these books. In addition to bar code technology, TV and tour guides. It would be better if added with information on the existence of this book. Hopefully his ministry can be improved and inspire other artists. #urbanexplorer