Things to do in Andong

Sangiran Museum of Early Man, Ngebung Cluster

De Tjolomadoe

De Tjolomadoe is a historic sugar refinery located in Central Java, Indonesia. Built in 1861, it was designed by German architect R. Kampf and commissioned by King Mankunegaras IV. The refinery, in operation during the Dutch colonial period, was originally named "Colomadu," meaning "Mountain of Honey." In 1928, the refinery was expanded and renovated, with the introduction of new German-made equipment. In 1950, all Dutch-built sugar refineries, including Colomadu, were taken over by the Indonesian government. The refinery operated until 1998. In 2017, after 20 years of inactivity, the government decided to transform the refinery into a museum. In 2018, De Tjolomadoe officially opened as a museum, showcasing the refinery's history, architecture, and cultural heritage. Today, De Tjolomadoe serves not only as a historical site but also as a center for cultural and artistic activities, attracting numerous tourists and cultural enthusiasts.

Gemolong Edupark (Taman Kota)

Gunung Kemukus

Lembah Gunung Madu

Manahan Stadium

This is a stadium located in the city of Surakarta. This multi-purpose stadium has become a venue for various sports events and large-scale events. The stadium can accommodate approximately 25,000 spectators and is famous for its modern facilities and good viewing experience. It is not only the main venue for football matches, but also hosts track and field events, concerts and cultural events, and is an important part of local community life. The design of the stadium fully takes into account the comfort of the audience and is equipped with advanced sound and lighting systems to ensure that every event can go on smoothly. The venue is conveniently located around the transportation and has ample parking facilities for the convenience of spectators. In addition, there are several dining and shopping venues near the stadium, which provides convenience for tourists who come to watch games and participate in events. As a landmark building in Surakarta, the stadium has played a positive role in enhancing the city's image and promoting tourism.

Museum Manusia Purba Sangiran Klaster Krikilan

The World Heritage Committee commented "The site was excavated from 1936 to 1941, and early hominin fossils were discovered. Later, 50 kinds of fossils were found here, including ancient giants, ape-man Homo erectus/Homo erectus, accounting for the world's known hominid. Half of the fossils. The fact that humans settled in the past 1.5 million years ago makes Sangiran one of the more important areas for understanding and studying human evolution." The latitude and longitude above is a farmland. It should be the original site where the skull was unearthed. If you need to see a museum with a skull, the name on google is: MuseumPurbakalaSangiran. The difference between the original site and the museum is about 7 kilometers.

Wisata Desa Pemandian Sendang Kun Gerit

Waduk Klego Desa Bade

Tugu Kartasura

Tugu Kartasura, located in Kartasura, Central Java, Indonesia, is a historically significant monument that commemorates significant historical events and cultural heritage in the Kartasura region. Kartasura, where the monument is located, was once the capital of the Mataram Sultanate and boasts a rich history. The monument itself is a symbol of local culture and history, attracting visitors interested in Javanese history. The surroundings are clean and ideal for strolling and taking photos, allowing visitors to soak in the local atmosphere. Near the monument are small shops and stalls offering local snacks and souvenirs, providing a great opportunity to experience local life. At Tugu Kartasura, visitors can learn about the history of Kartasura and its significance in Javanese culture.