of Malang THE Wonders of SEMARANG “Go, Find, and Explore” A guide to explore and experience TACE 2024
CONTENTS Tourism Maps About Semarang Semarang Fun Facts Semarang Destinations Semarang Accommodations Semarang Culinary Specialties
SEMARANG 1. Muda Monument Area 2. Simpang Lima Area 3. Lawang Sewu 4. Kota Lama Area 5. Pecinan 6. Souvenir Center in Pandanaran Street 7. Kreo Cave 8. Tinjomoyo 9. Margasatwa Semarang Park 10. Catfish Park Tourism Village 11. Marina Beach 12. Maron Beach 13. Maerokoco Castle 14. Gardu Pandang 15. Daun Cottage 16. Wonderia Recreation Park 17. Waster Blaster 18. Raden Saleh Culturul Park 19. Ronggowarsito Museum 20. Mandala Bakti Museum 21. Jamu Nyonya Meneer Museum 22. Jamu Jago & muri Museum 23. Central Java Grand Mosque 24. Kauman Grand Mosque 25. Tawang Station 26. Blendug Church 27. Gedangan Church 28. Sam Poo Kong 29. Pagoda Avalokitesvara 30. Mahavira Vihara 31. Pura Agung Giri Natha
SEMARANG LAWANG SEWU Semarang City is the capital of Central Java province, Indonesia. It is the fifth largest metropolitan city in Indonesia after Jakarta, Surabaya, Medan, and Bandung. It has a variety of tourist attractions, culinary, and history, making this city one of the destinations for tourists on vacation. Get ready to experience the best of everything here: history, culture, and culinary delights. It's an unforgettable journey! From historical landmarks to local delicacies, there's so much to explore in Semarang! And don't forget to immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds you, adding an extra layer of magic to your trip. Be sure to pack your bags and get ready for the most amazing trip of your life in Semarang!
FUN FACTS FACT 1 Semarang as the Cleanest Tourism City in ASEAN for the 2020-2022 Period The award was given by ASEAN Clean Tourist City Standard (ACTCS). Semarang gets the title of the cleanest tourist city. Among them are increasing the number of green public spaces (RTH), reducing vehicle emissions, and reducing plastic waste. Venice is a city in Italy with many rivers flowing in the middle of the city and Semarang has something similar. There are about eight rivers flowing in the middle of Semarang City. FACT 2 Unique Facts of Semarang Nicknamed the Venice of Java Island FACT 3 Semarang with the nickname ATLAS City Semarang is referred to as the city of ATLAS. However, the atlas in question is not Greek mythology, nor is it a book of world maps. ATLAS itself stands for Aman (safe), Tertib (orderly), Lancar (smooth), Asri (beautiful), and Sehat (healthy).
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Historic Site DESTINATIONS 1. Lawang Sewu Lawang Sewu is a famous landmark in Semarang. It was built during the Dutch colonial era in the early 20th century. It was the headquarter of the Dutch East Indies Railway Company. Lawang Sewu doesn't have a thousand doors, but its so many doors and windows, as well as its imposing facade and intricate design, have earned it its nickname. This magnificent building is a testament to the colonial architectural style, characterised by its high ceilings, arched doorways and ornate details. Lawang Sewu has a fascinating history, having witnessed Indonesia's journey through colonialism, independence and beyond. During World War II, the Japanese used the building as a prison. Nowadays, Lawang Sewu is a museum. It shows visitors the rich cultural heritage of Semarang. Lawang Sewu is a symbol of the city's resilience and cultural heritage. It invites visitors to step back in time and uncover the secrets of this historic land. Jl. Pemuda No.160 50132 Semarang, Central Java Open at 8 am - 5 pm Ticket Information: Adult: IDR 20,000 Children: IDR 10,000 Foreign tourist: IDR 30,000
Historic Site DESTINATIONS 2. Sam Poo Kong Sam Poo Kong Temple, also known as Gedung Batu Temple, is a cultural landmark in the heart of Semarang, Indonesia. It was built in the 15th century and is a must-visit for tourists and locals alike. Legend says that Chinese Admiral Zheng He visited on his way to Southeast Asia. He built this temple to honour the local deity and to promote cultural exchange between China and Indonesia. The temple's architecture reflects a blend of Chinese and Javanese influences, with intricate carvings, ornate roofs and colourful pagodas. The main prayer hall is decorated with statues and altars, creating a sense of serenity and spirituality. Jl. Simongan No.129 50148 Semarang Jawa Tengah Open at 8 am - 9 pm Sam Poo Kong Temple is a symbol of multiculturalism and tolerance in Semarang. People from different backgrounds come together here to celebrate tradition, foster unity, and honour Indonesian heritage. Visitors can explore the temple, admire its architecture, and take part in cultural celebrations throughout the year. Ticket Information: Weekday: IDR 35,000 Weekend: IDR 45,000 Foreign tourist: IDR 40,000 - 60,000
Historic Site DESTINATIONS Kota Lama is a historic area with old buildings with the touch of an old Dutch architecture. This area was the government centre then. The buildings have big doors and windows, decorations, and high ceilings. Some interesting places to visit include Blenduk Church, Srigunting Park, Jiwasraya Insurance Building, Mpu Tantular Mandiri Bank Building, Rumah Akar beside Jiwasraya Building, Oudetrap Building, Semarang Art Gallery, De Spiegel, Marba, and many others. 3. Kota Lama Semarang For the more adventurous, strolling around the Old Town is fun as there are well-organised pedestrian areas. You can also join regular walking tours. On weekends, you can enjoy the car-free atmosphere along Jl. Letjen Suprapto. Since 2020, Kota Lama or Old Semarang City has been a National Cultural Heritage Area. The Old Semarang City Area has four sites that show the city's history from the 15th century to the early 20th century. The four sites are Kauman, Malay, Chinatown and Oudestad. Kota Lama Semarang might be old, but it's still a fun place to explore. Come and see for yourself! Jl Garuda No. 14, Kota Lama 50175 Semarang Central Java
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