NIYAMA RIVER : TULUNGAGUNG

This one tour is so beautiful to visit, especially with your relatives or relatives. One of the attractions that attract local and foreign tourists in Tulungagung Regency is the Niyama River. The Niyama River tourist attraction turns out to have a very cool view, friend. Intrigued by this tourist attraction, let's look at the following information description. Niyama River tourist attraction is not a tourist spot, but many visitors try to visit the location. Because the location has a very beautiful panorama that attracts many tourists who want to take pictures or take pictures at the location of the Niyama River. The Niyama River is located in Sidem Hamlet, Besole Village, Besuki District, Tulungagung Regency, of course it is still in the East Java Province Region. The name Niyama comes from the Japanese language, Ni means two, while Yama means mountain. At this tourist location there is a tunnel that has been legendary since the previous Japanese colonial era. During the occupation of the Japanese army around 1942-1945, forced labor (Romusha) was carried out in the area for the construction of the Niyama water channel and tunnel to drain excess flow from the Brantas River in the Tulungagung City area to the Indian Ocean. The route to get to this Niyama River tourist location from Tulungagung City is to follow the directions to Popoh Beach, after entering the Popoh Beach area, the journey continues to Sidem Beach. After passing the entrance to Sidem Beach, there is a second downward path, turn right, go straight until you find a house with a hut as a parking lot. Arriving at the parking location you have to continue on foot until you find the location of the Niyama River. If you are still confused, I suggest that you ask the locals. It should be noted that when the rainy season arrives, the volume of water in the river will be very large so it is very dangerous to visit. You have to be careful if you want to take pictures around the Niyama river. Thus the description of information about the very beautiful Niyama River tour. If you visit Tulungagung City, take the time to stop at that location. Happy holidays and travels. #naturalwonders #beautifulsunsets #hiking #bestislandtraveltowns#camping