Top 10 Best Things to Do in Bandung City

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Sheda11

It was a great experience visited Trans Studio Mall, Bandung, West Java. We really enjoyed the malls, since it has a broad of shopping to dining experiences inside

Reysharain

The place is comfortable, come here when the weather is cool so the walk is relaxed.last time here 10 years ago. Now the place is getting 👍🏻 .Eat at the cafe too 👍🏻The snacks are also delicious.

kenz22

The most striking thing that distinguishes the Salman ITB mosque from mosques in general is the roof of the Salman mosque which is not in the shape of a dome. The roof of the Salman ITB Mosque is made of concrete and is concave like a cup.

Sheda11

One of the cheapest tickets museum I have ever go. Clean and quite informative. Children can enjoy and learn much. They keep the dutch architecture and combine it with a modern touch.

Asepahmd

A must-visit place when you are in Bandung. Guaranteed you won't regret it and the 90 minute show time won't feel at all. The start time is 15:30. Entrance tickets for weekends or weekdays are the same as 85 thousand for adults and 60 thousand for children. At the Udjo Angklung Saung, we not only see various kinds of performances, but we can also experience playing the Angklung directly together. For those from outside Bandung, don't worry, because later you will be guided and explained about each performance. The show starts with wayang golek which is super fun and funny, followed by a helaran or accompaniment show, after that there is a performance of calung & angklung which are played by younger siblings from saung angklung udjo. There are also mask dances and traditional dances from several provinces in Indonesia accompanied by arumba. Don't miss it, we will also have fun with dangdutan. Finally, what the audience has been waiting for will be invited to play angklung together for about 3-4 songs. You have to feel for yourself the truly memorable cultural learning experience here. The place is also not just a performance area, but you can explore other good areas.

kenz22

Located in Bandung, the KAA Museum has a history of being the venue for the 1955 Asian-African Conference. The museum was inaugurated by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Suharto, on April 24, 1980 at the 25th anniversary of the Asian-African Conference.