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I have to say, I enjoyed every single bite of the meal in kedai sama sapa. I had a 3 course meal, with a couple of beers. Considering the quality, the price is reasonable. Ideal for those who want a romantic night out. There was also plenty of room for bigger groups. We are so fortunate to have this place just a few minutes drive away from home. Food is stunning, both the tapas and downstairs restaurant. Cocktails wow, wine great and lovely selection of beers. Love this place and will continue to visit. Excellent food. Menu is extensive and seasonal to a particularly high standard. Definitely fine dining. It can be expensive but worth it and they do different deals on different nights so it’s worth checking them out before you book. Highly recommended. #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Being a new official tourist site in Semarang City, Kali Pancur Waterfall gets more visitors over time. Not to mention the popularity increases as the time goes by. What tourists need to do is to reach Nogosaren Village at Getasan Sub-District. It is the checkpoint before trekking to the location after all. For the information, it takes a ticket fee to enter the area. Have no worries. The local government uses the money to retain and improve that new tourist site. Once arriving at the gate or entrance, you must pay the ticket first. What you can see is only lush nature with tons of trees. The good thing is the management has built stairs on where people can walk to get to the location. It takes about 800 meters to walk to the site, actually. What about the appearance of the waterfall itself? Well, it is definitely astonishing! The height is 150 meters and it has several features like small caves and swallow’s nests! #summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

If you love old buildings and something like that, then you must visit this Semarang old town. I must say that Semarang old town is one of the recommended places when you visit Semarang. In this old town, you can see, among other things, Gereja Blendoek, cafes, good restaurants, etc. You may find many buildings with their European architecture. During the Dutch colonial era, The city of Semarang was mainly divided into three area; the Chinese camp, the inlander (or the native Indonesian) and the European area. There are many photography groups who gathered in this area and took photos of buildings, streets, people and so on. I love this area and looking forward to seeing how it will be developped in the future. Lastly, you may consider taking becak (traditional transportation) to go around this old city, particularly in the late afternoon. It is nice and quite cheap! #besttrip #urbanexplorer #summerdays

Due to the close location, Bondo and Ombak Mati Bondo are considered siblings. They are located in the same village, which is in Bondo Village at Bangsri Sub-District. After all, they are only 1 km apart. No wonder, some people consider them the same beach. Not to mention the nuance and beauty are quite similar. Perhaps the only difference is the entrance fee. This one doesn’t cost anything. You only need to pay the parking fee if they come during long holidays. Here is the next important information. The site is also located near to another famous beach called Empu Rancak! The shoreline has a white sandy landscape, but the texture is not quite soft. The sea has calm waves, though, so you can swim safely in it. #beachvacation #urbanexplorere #scenicspotphotoguide

Lawang Sewu, literally Thousand Doors, is a landmark in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, built as the headquarters of the Dutch East Indies Railway Company. The colonial era building is famous as a haunted house, though the Semarang city government has attempted to rebrand it. That's what Google said. Hehe. Well it is so historical building with uncountable doors. I love the design although not all spaces are opened for public with limited lighting too in some area. Entrance fee is cheap even for foreigner. Everything is unique including toilet itself, although mostly rooms are empty.#urbanexplorer

Klothok Beach combines beauty and serenity. It looks calm but alluring. The shoreline is surrounded by two big green hills as well! That means tourists can climb those hills and take better photos up there! Unfortunately, they won’t be able to play sand freely on the shoreline due to the presence of wave breakers. As an alternative, they can explore the site and walk on coral landscapes that surround the area. It is even said the local government is planning to build a local fisherman port in that location! The beach’s main feature is the wave breakers located in the midst of the shoreline. These natural borders prevent big waves from coming near to the land, actually. Not only they are functional, but they also become a perfect object for photography. You also have the chance to take selfies in front of those wave breakers! #beachvacation #urbanexplorer #lover'smilestone