Showing posts with label Traveler Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traveler Tips. Show all posts

Saturday, September 23, 2023

Little Seoul Korea City In Bandung

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Entrance Ticket Prices, Facilities and Location of Little Seoul Korea Bandung

Little Seoul Bandung – Want to know what's in Little Seoul Korea Bandung? This is a complete review starting from the entrance ticket price, food menu, facilities, photo spots, to the location/address. Here, you will be able to feel the atmosphere of ginseng country, the architectural design of the buildings and the typical food offerings are really delicious.

Not only famous for its K-Pop, Korea also has a number of amazing tourist destinations to visit. However, visiting there certainly costs a lot of money, right? So, to satisfy your curiosity about this country, now there is a new Bandung tourist attraction called Little Seoul or Little Korea.

Because of its Korean-style feel, some people call it the Korean Village. I need to explain here, that Little Seoul is a different location from another tourist attraction which is also called Kampung Korea even though they both have the same theme.

Little Seoul Korea Bandung
Since being led by Ridwan Kamil, the city of Bandung has increasingly shone with the development of a number of contemporary tourist destinations in today's style. After China Town, Alun-Alun, City Park, and Cihampelas Terrace, now there is a Little Seoul Korea to facilitate fans of Korean culture.

Tourist Attractions and Food Menus of Little Seoul Korea Bandung
As the name suggests, this Instagrammable tourist spot in Bandung was built with a Korean-style street food theme. You can find various kinds of typical Korean food or street snacks here, such as odeng, corndog, hotteok, kimbab, tteokkochi, tteokbokki, Jjampong, Jjajangmyeon, Bibimbab, and many more. The atmosphere is made as similar as possible to Dongdaemun Street in his home country.

Apart from enjoying a variety of delicious culinary delights that will tickle your tongue, you can also take photos along this road. Various kinds of Korean-style buildings are very suitable for photo backgrounds. No less cool than Farm House Lembang Bandung, in this village you can also rent costumes for selfies. Yes, of course the costume is traditional Korean clothing, Hanbook.

It doesn't stop there, you can still explore other Little Korea attractions such as the Korean MRT, the Namsan Tower style love lock tree, roadside stalls, and banana milk vending machines like in Korean drama films.

Entrance Ticket Prices for Little Seoul Korea Bandung
Currently, there is no entrance ticket price charged to visitors, meaning it is still free. You just have to prepare money to buy typical Korean food. Also prepare your camera, guys, it would be a shame to miss every corner of Little Seoul. Food prices start at around 20 thousand rupiah and above, and renting Hanbook clothes is 30 thousand rupiah.

Location / Address and Opening Hours Little Seoul Korea Bandung
The address of Korean Village is located on Jl. Sawunggaling No.10, Tamansari, Bandung Wetan, Bandung City, West Java. The location is near UNISBA Tamansari, not far from Bandung Station, around 6 – 10 minutes by motor vehicle. Opening hours are from 10.00 – 22.00 WIB. To make the route clearer, please see the location map image from Google Map below.

Facilities Little Seoul Korea Bandung
Current facilities include various delicious places to eat with typical Korean food menus, Hanbook clothing rentals, and of course various buildings with Korean-style architecture which are good for contemporary photo spots. It's really suitable for just spending time with family or hanging out with friends.

The famous restaurants in the Little Korea area are Chagiya Korean BBQ and Chingu Cafe, which are one of the popular hangout places in Bandung, favorite for young people. The interior design of the place to eat here is very intagenic, making it suitable for Instagram lovers to visit.

Tips for Visiting Little Seoul Korea Bandung
Considering Little Seoul as a culinary and selfie tourism destination, so that your holiday goes smoothly, it's a good idea to read my travel tips first.

Come on a sunny day, avoid rainy days so you can get good lighting for taking photos. But, if you want to have a serene moment, please come when it rains, bringing an umbrella/raincoat.

Bring enough money to try various Korean foods here. You can choose snacks according to your taste. To save more, if you come as a group, try to order different foods. Then later you can taste each other's food.

Bring a good camera or smartphone to take photos. It's a shame, there are good photo spots but the camera shots are not good.

Wear fashionable and elegant clothes that are cool when immortalized on camera.

For those of you who are residents outside Bandung, don't hesitate to ask if you are confused about the location of Korean Village. Prepare Google Maps to help your trip.

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Building Hotel - in Cihampelas Bandung - travel world

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Mushrooming Hotel Building  In Cihampelas - Bandung.

Cihampelas Street, which was famously known as Jeans Street, has now become a favorite investment destination for hoteliers eager to capitalize on Bandung's booming tourism industry.
Approximatelly a total of 13 hotels have been built on Cihampelas Street over the past two years, making it now one of the streets with most hotels in the city.including the next street to it Ciumbuleuit street with some apartment and about 7 Hotels and Guest Houses there.
http://www.aseppetir1.com/2015/02/buildinghotel-in-cihampelas-bandung-travelworld.htmlmany visitors choose to stay in hotels on Cihampelas Street (for visitor who like quiet atmosphere they prefer to stay in some of the Hotel or Guest Houses in Ciumbuleuit street) due to their proximity to the numerous shops that sell quality but affordable products.
The occupancy rate of hotels on Cihampelas Street reach 75 percent monthly. During the weekends, the occupancy rate rises to 95 percent.

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Travel Tips - To Gedung Sate Historic Building in Bandung - Travel Blogs

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Travel Tips - To Gedung Sate Historic Building in Bandung - Travel Blogs

The Residents of Bandung are quite proud with the Gouvernement Bedrijven building, or better known here as Gedung Sate building because of its historical value. Built on July 27, 1920 by the Dutch Colonial government, the Building now houses the West Java provincial administration.
But it's not only for historical sentiment. The building has a tower, which offers a majestic view of Bandung from four directions,and a Museum displaying old photos of the construction of the Building, historical items, Dining room of the then Colonial Administration, and it's popular Coffee Terrace.
http://www.aseppetir1.com/2015/01/travel-tips-to-gedung-sate-historic.htmlWe recently enjoyed the sensation of being atop the Gedung Sate building during a visit. as we entered Gedung Sate, we approached the security post to get an entry permit and fill in the guest book. We were accompanied by a special guide at the building to tour the facility, climbing to the tower at the fourth floor of the building via a lift which has a capacity of six persons. There is an alternative wooden stairs to reach the tower which has an exhibition room for historical materials.