TIMESINDONESIA, NGANJUK – Located in East Java, Nganjuk is not a typical tourist destination, but it has plenty of hidden treasures that make it worthwhile to explore. The destinations are mostly about the local culture and show how diverse are the local tradition.
These destination will take you and your family or friend to feel the natural ambience and culture of the local community. Here’s a closer look at five destinations in Nganjuk that you will not want to miss.
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Five Iconic Destinations in Nganjuk
1. Grojogan Sewu Waterfall
One of Nganjuk’s most impressive natural wonders is the Grojogan Sewu Waterfall. The name means “a thousand waterfalls,” which is fitting, as the falls consist of several streams pouring down the cliffside. Located in Ngloram Village in Sawahan District, the waterfall is a popular destination for nature lovers looking for a relaxing retreat. Expect to pay around IDR 5,000 for admission.
2. Kedung Ombo Agrotourism
If you’re interested in agrotourism, Kedung Ombo is a destination you shouldn’t miss. Located in Sukomoro Village in Kertosono District, this attraction is all about sustainable farming and offers visitors the opportunity to experience farm life firsthand. It features many kinds of cattle, chicken, and crops, as well as bird watching, horse riding, and farming activities. Admission fees cost between IDR 5,000 to IDR 10,000 per person.
3. Al-Huda Islamic Centre
A stunning mosque located in the Banyu Urip area of Nganjuk, the Al-Huda Islamic Centre is renowned for its beautiful Arabic architecture. Visitors can take a guided tour to learn more about Islamic culture and beliefs, which is particularly interesting for non-Muslims who might not otherwise have an opportunity to learn about the faith. Tours are free of charge.
4. Pemandian Kecapi
Pemandian Kecapi is a natural spring in Sooko, Nganjuk, that welcomes visitors for a dip in its crystal-clear water. The natural pool has been a popular destination for people looking to spend time in a peaceful setting surrounded by lush greenery. The admission fee is around IDR 5,000 per person.
5. Kampoeng Tani Bromontoro
Kampoeng Tani Bromontoro, located in Karangrejo Village in Jatikalen District, offers a unique destination that provides a peek at traditional farming life in Nganjuk. Visitors can sample local culinary treats, participate in cultural events, and even visit the traditional market. Admission fees start from IDR 10,000 per person.
In conclusion, Nganjuk is home to some incredible attractions. From its natural wonders to cultural landmarks, making it a great destination for tourists looking for unique experiences. Visitors can enjoy eco-tourism, cultural experiences, and religious and spiritual tourism.
The diversity of attractions in Nganjuk is what makes this under-the-radar destination so special and worth exploring. Next time you're traveling to East Java, make sure to stop by Nganjuk and discover its hidden treasures for yourself. (*)
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| Editor | : Khodijah Siti |
| Publisher | : Sholihin Nur |
