A wonderful eco-hotel where the complex resembles a traditional village and all the buildings make good use of recycled wood and solar power. There's excellent local food in the restaurant. The natural environment is sublime here: the climate is refreshing and the air is fresh. It's 1km south of central Batu.
Kampung Lumbung
East Java
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24.84 MILES
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Set in the village of Kidal, west of Tumpang, with houses rising all around, this graceful temple was built around 1260 as the burial shrine of King…
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A historic Catholic church, founded in the colonial days, but with a still-devoted local congregation.
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The flower market, Pasar Bunga, is pleasantly sited around a river valley and is the place to stroll in the morning.
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