Children love this place. Educating and entertaining. Learning about animals and livestock, also having fun with the toys and the playground. Located in the city centre, so easy access. One thing I am not fancy about is that some corners have smelly environment, also bit dirty.

One of the park that also have playground and animal farms. Great for kids.

After pandemic era, the infrastructures look very new and so geeat to have hanging out for all Blitarians ans visitors. But unfortunately, there are not enough dustbins so that alot of visitors throw the garbages away around the area. Please the government should notice this comment to improve the performance of Kebon Rojo as the public green area in Blitar Town. Again and again, the water availability to wash the hand as announced by the national TV is not well served since there is no water closet or washer in this area.

Perfect place to go with our family. There were : free ticket small zoo, beautiful park, kids game vehicles, street foods. Cheap tourism destination.the best is : near mosque!

Complete city park for kids and family. Good for education and nature playground. Crowded with too many street shop and electric motor services.

Kebon rejo Blitar is one of beautiful garden in blitar city. Here are many trees, so animals, etc. It located in blitar town. It always crowded by many people that came for study or just having fun. Especially at weekend it always visited by many people who want taking a walk at morning. This garden is open for general and no ticket for pay 🙅 to enter, you just pay for park your vehicles. This garden is very clean, wide and has a beautiful view. It very convinient for spend our time. Lets come and feel the happy..

Nice area to take kids for playing. Very crowded in weekend, best doing here in working days.

The grave is sort of a pilgrimage site for many Indonesians to honor their first president. Entry is by donation and you have to register. Inside, there is the grave and monument of the late Sukarno flanks by the the grave of his late parents. Surprisingly, there are staffs inside who are there to take your photos using your own device (please tip them appropriately). There is also a museum dedicated to his life and displaying gifts given to him during his presidency, a library, and upon exiting, a maze of shops selling souvenirs & snacks.

Well organized for visitors flow, the maze through the souvenir vendors is kind of boring since they sell the same stuffs..

The historic place to learn about the first Indonesian president, Soekarno.

Good place to see the history of bung Karno (Soekarno) President RI Number 1. It has a Library and hero's tomb for people visiting. the views are a good and convenient place. Tickets are just Rp. 3000,-/people and many souvenirs and snacks for to take home.

First time i visit Bung Karno grave in the night hihi. Nice place for knowing Indonesia “proklamator” history. You only need to pay 3000 for the entry ticket to the grave. In here library and museum but i cant see because must go back Surabaya u.u . The location is very easy to reach and large parkir area

Well taken care site. It was not crowded when we visited the place. However, the exit was kinda long. We need to go through an alley of hundreds of souvenirs seller. It was nice to be able to visit our 1st President grave to pay our respect to him.

had been here today . i was a historical fan and enjoy my tour here . u can learn about the life of indonesian 1st president here through his potrait and stuff that he had been used throughout his life . here you can also get souvenir and batik stuff which u can bring back home . tips for tourist , if u want to buy stuff , please buy from the stall after you exit the grave since all the shop outside are super expensive

This waterpark is old already. Very much older than me 😁. It has improved a lot recently with the pools for kiddos, while still keeping the pools for pro swimmers. Located in the city centre, easy to find. Food are cheap, typical price in a small city, Blitar. Kiddos like this place!

I give it 4 stars. Some of the pools are clean, some are dirty. There are many bathrooms, but they feel spooky. I came on a non-holiday, so the atmosphere was very quiet, especially around the bathrooms. I quickly changed and left the area. But if that’s not a problem for you, then it’s not a big deal.

Kind of normal swimming pool with additional coaster and fountain. The 3 to 4 water ground deep levels make it friendly for toodler and adult. I read before the entrance ticket is 15k for each but I think it would be increase to 20k during school break, national holiday or other peak season. My daughter love their bunny park

Legendary swimming pool in town. At night, the front yard of the entrance door becomes lesehan for all Blitarian people.

There 4 choice pools according the depth. Slightly expensive compare with others in Blitar area. Seem that the most facilities need more regular maintenance.

Very spacious, beautiful, and cool. There is a garden, a playground, a swimming pool, a gazebo, etc. Very suitable for family tours, lots of photo spots. Affordable entrance ticket prices. The parking area is also wide. I got lost the first time here.😄

For those of you who like swimming, you can really visit this Udel source water park, in addition to its strategic location, the place is also nice to be used as a place for family recruitment. The entry fee is fairly cheap too guys.

Here we can take a rest, take a sit, open the lunch, and take care our kiddos.. there are some toilet, spots for taking picture.. the place is comfort enough. . The Green grass and many folwers and trees make the environment being fresh

If you are looking for family time, this is the best place where you can take kids around. They can play, run, play again, run again, and do some little picnic with your little family. Enjoying the sunday morning or saturday afternoon while do light jogging or walking your dogs, it is the right place.

Eco green sport center

Nice to have familly time

Good

Small Green area. But quite place for relaxing, walking, Training for parents. Good place

Really nice amusement park for family, very clean

taman pecut or horsewhip park. iconic theme park at Blitar town also historical place. very nice place to visit with family and friends. this place have dancing water fountain. complete with public facility like live music, seating spot, gazebo, toilets and others.

Open garden space in front of Alun-alun Blitar. Have a beautiful water fountain with great lamp in the night. I think the sound system was sincronized with dancing fountain. The sound was heard loudly from the "Alun-Alun". During a pandemic, access to this park is restricted. We can see the fountain from outside of park. Nice place to gangout with family or friends.

This place is located in downtown beside Aloon Aloon Blitar and also near from train station. You can go to Taman Pecut by walking from train station. For now, make sure you won't go there in the middle of the day because trees are not high enough to cover us from sunlight. One and only in Blitar, water attraction will be doing on saturday night at 20.00 for hour. Happy holiday guys ^_^

The most famous city park in town at the moment. There is beautiful dance fountain with artificial lighting show on every Saturday night 8-9 PM.

green environment that locate in middle of blitar city. side by side with "aloon aloon" . they got water sprinkler that playing with music, its bit sad that there were many children butbyhe music they play is for adults. nice place to gathering btw 😁

A new landmark for Blitar's Town. Actually they have water fountain from the beginning they open this place for public. But the Gov seems shut it down and only turn on in the weekend with the officers around.

Now the City of Blitar had a new green open space in the city center which was named Taman Pecut. Located just south of Aloon – Aloon Blitar, this park has a special attraction for the community. An interesting attraction is the appearance of a dancing fountain which is usually displayed on weekends

(Translated by Google) When we mention the name Bung Karno, our minds immediately turn to the charismatic figure of the Proclaimer, a masterful orator, and the father of the nation who instilled a spirit of nationalism. In Blitar, a museum stands to commemorate and reconnect us with his life journey. The Bung Karno Museum is not just a building, but a space for encountering the history, ideology, and values ​​that Soekarno bequeathed to the Indonesian people. The construction of this museum is inseparable from various backgrounds: ideological, historical, and empirical. Designed by architects Pribadi Widodo and Baskoro Tedjo from Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), the museum was finally inaugurated on July 3, 2004, by President Megawati Soekarnoputri. Since then, the Bung Karno Museum has become an important historical destination, where the public can learn firsthand about the struggles of the Proclaimer. Upon entering the museum grounds, visitors are greeted by a statue of Bung Karno by Gregorius Sidharta, an artist from Yogyakarta. The statue depicts Bung Karno seated with a book, as if reminding us of his constant thirst for knowledge. This statue stands right in the center of the lobby, separating the museum and library. Inside the library, visitors can find a diverse collection of books chronicling the life and struggles of Bung Karno. Furthermore, a variety of interdisciplinary books are available for reference. Interestingly, there's also the 'iSoekarno' service, a digital application featuring hundreds of photos, several videos, and even digital books about Bung Karno that can be accessed via mobile devices. The journey continues into the museum. Here, history speaks through Bung Karno's personal belongings: the jacket he wore while preparing for independence, the suitcase that accompanied him in and out of prison, his peci (traditional Javanese skullcap), his glasses, and even his collection of keris (swords with a strong Javanese feel). There are also heirlooms such as the Gong Kiai Djimat (a traditional Javanese dagger) and the Keris Kiai Sekar Jagad (a type of dagger) that have been carefully preserved. One of the most famous collections is a painting of Bung Karno by I.B. Said, a court painter. This large painting, framed in a gold-wood frame, is said to be unique: upon closer inspection, the image of Bung Karno appears to be beating to the rhythm of a heart. A powerful symbol, as if emphasizing that Bung Karno's spirit still lives on in the heartbeat of this nation. Visiting the Bung Karno Museum is not just a tourist trip, but an intellectual and emotional pilgrimage. Behind every object, book, and painting, we are invited to contemplate the footsteps of a figure who laid the foundation for the founding of Indonesia. This museum is not just a collection, but a space for reflection to rekindle the flame of nationalism within us. --- @ayikmultikarya (Original) Ketika kita menyebut nama Bung Karno, ingatan akan langsung melayang pada sosok Proklamator yang penuh kharisma, orator ulung, sekaligus bapak bangsa yang menanamkan semangat kebangsaan. Di Blitar, sebuah museum berdiri untuk mengenang sekaligus mendekatkan kembali kita pada perjalanan hidupnya. Museum Bung Karno bukan sekadar bangunan, melainkan ruang perjumpaan dengan sejarah, ideologi, dan nilai yang diwariskan Soekarno kepada bangsa Indonesia. Pembangunan museum ini tidak lepas dari berbagai latar belakang: ideologi, historis, hingga empiris. Dirancang oleh arsitek Pribadi Widodo dan Baskoro Tedjo dari ITB, museum ini akhirnya diresmikan pada 3 Juli 2004 oleh Presiden Megawati Soekarnoputri. Sejak saat itu, Museum Bung Karno menjadi salah satu destinasi bersejarah penting, tempat masyarakat bisa belajar langsung tentang perjuangan sang Proklamator. Begitu memasuki area museum, pengunjung akan disambut oleh patung Bung Karno karya Gregorius Sidharta, seorang seniman asal Yogyakarta. Patung itu menampilkan Bung Karno dalam posisi duduk sambil membawa buku, seolah mengingatkan kita pada sosoknya yang selalu haus ilmu. Patung ini berdiri tepat di tengah lobi, memisahkan ruang menuju museum dan perpustakaan. Di dalam perpustakaan, pengunjung bisa menemukan berbagai koleksi buku yang mengisahkan kehidupan dan perjuangan Bung Karno. Namun tak hanya itu, tersedia pula beragam buku lintas disiplin ilmu yang bisa menjadi referensi bagi siapa saja. Menariknya, ada pula layanan 'iSoekarno', sebuah aplikasi digital yang menyajikan ratusan foto, beberapa video, hingga buku digital tentang Bung Karno yang bisa diakses lewat gadget. Perjalanan berlanjut ke ruang museum. Di sini, sejarah seolah berbicara lewat koleksi benda-benda pribadi Bung Karno: jas yang pernah ia kenakan saat menyiapkan kemerdekaan, koper yang menemaninya keluar-masuk penjara, peci, kacamata, hingga koleksi keris yang kental nuansa Jawa. Ada pula barang pusaka seperti Gong Kiai Djimat dan Keris Kiai Sekar Jagad yang disimpan dengan penuh kehati-hatian. Salah satu koleksi yang paling terkenal adalah lukisan Bung Karno karya I.B. Said, seorang pelukis istana. Lukisan berukuran besar dengan bingkai kayu emas ini disebut-sebut memiliki keunikan: jika diperhatikan, gambar Bung Karno seolah berdetak mengikuti ritme jantung. Sebuah simbol yang kuat, seakan menegaskan bahwa semangat Bung Karno masih hidup bersama detak jantung bangsa ini. Mengunjungi Museum Bung Karno bukan hanya perjalanan wisata, melainkan ziarah intelektual dan emosional. Di balik setiap benda, buku, dan lukisan, kita seakan diajak merenungi jejak seorang tokoh yang meletakkan dasar bagi berdirinya Indonesia. Museum ini bukan sekadar ruang koleksi, melainkan ruang refleksi untuk menyalakan kembali api nasionalisme dalam diri kita. --- @ayikmultikarya

(Translated by Google) The collection is very minimal but the library is okay. The building is also nice. It's a shame that traders are hanging around right in front of the entrance lobby, there needs to be some arrangement so that it doesn't disturb the aesthetics of this building (sorry) (Original) Koleksinya minim sekali tapi perputakaanya oke. Gedungnya jg bagus. Sayang pedagang pd berkeliaran pas di dpn loby masuk, hrs ada penataan biar tdk mengganggu estetika dari gedung ini (sorry)

(Translated by Google) History education for children is now starting to disappear because of gadgets. (Original) Edukasi sejarah utk anak2 yg jaman skrg sdh mulai hilang krn gadget

(Translated by Google) Nice, air conditioned, well maintained (Original) Bagus, ber AC, terawat

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(Translated by Google) Authentic and Fintech (Original) Otentik dan Fintech

Ok

(Translated by Google) My religious journey this time arrived at the grave of Raden Nilo Suwarno or more popularly known as Adipati Aryo Blitar, who was the first leader of the Blitar region. Some historians say that this is not the grave of Raden Nilo Suwarno, but only a reminiscence of him. The main door to the tomb cupola is always locked. and is only opened when there are important guests or officials who want to make a pilgrimage. because I was just an ordinary person, as a result I was not allowed to enter the tomb cupola. (Original) perjalanan religi saya kali ini sampai di makam raden nilo suwarno atau lebih populer dengan nama adipati aryo blitar yang merupakan pemimpin wilayah blitar yang pertama. sebagian ahli sejarah ada yang mengatakan kalau disini bukanlah makam raden nilo suwarno, tapi hanyalah petilasan beliau saja. pintu utama cungkup makam selalu terkunci. dan hanya dibuka bila ada tamu penting atau para pejabat yang ingin berziarah. karena saya hanyalah orang biasa, alhasil saya tidak diizinkan masuk kedalam cungkup makam.

(Translated by Google) One of the historical tours of Blitar City. The tomb of the first Regent of Blitar. A clean place and located around the residents' houses. (Original) Salah satu wisata sejarah Kota Blitar. Makam Bupati pertama Blitar. Tempat bersih dan berada di sekitar rumah penduduk.

(Translated by Google) Apart from making a pilgrimage to the grave of Duke Aryo Blitar, you can also see the breeding of doves, doves, puters, pigeons of various types & qualities, next to the cemetery... (Original) Selain berziarah di makam Adipati Aryo Blitar, juga lihat² peternakan burung perkutut, derkuku, puter, merpati dg berbagai jenis & kwalitas, di sebelah pemakaman...

(Translated by Google) The grave of the first regent of Blitar, the place is beautiful, clean, cool and comfortable for pilgrimage (Original) Makam bupati pertama Blitar, tempatnya Asri bersih sejuk dan nyaman untuk berziarah

(Translated by Google) Hopefully the caretaker will stick to a schedule for opening Regent Arya's grave. Thank you (Original) Semoga juru kuncinya menempelkan jadwal untuk membuka makam bupati Arya.Terimakasih

(Translated by Google) Historical place and full of people (Original) Tempat sejarah dan penuh kerakyatan

The perfect place to spend your time for a holiday or family vacation. So many Instagramable spots, various attraction, and educative corner. You can also hold some events here, have meetings or discussion, staycation, and experience the way of processing chocolate. The entrance ticket is affordable and the facilities are good enough. The area is wide and you can rent the riding vehicle to explore or enjoy every corner of this place without exhausted. Let's go!

This place is very beautiful with many interesting photo spots. The area is spacious and the facilities are complete, including a children's playground. Highly recommended for family vacations and school trips

Now is getting better than the last 2014 we've been here Many changes 👍 But sorry for souveniers .... please make new designs for t-shirts, for keychains and others

Entrance fee is only 5K rupiahs. Open hours everyday. You could enjoy walking under the cocoa trees, they have so many games for kids (kids friendly). You could also make your own chocolate at creative house. They sell Indonesian traditional food with so many options.

Fully fledged tourism with soothing aura. Recommended when you're at Blitar. Only 20K for entrance ticket and enjoy your relaxation time. Been visiting this place in 2018, even it still had limited booth but after several years to 2022 there is many addition like adding water boom, a Mosque for pray, even Neutered "Gallery" to get close to understand cocoa plant.

We arrived 15 minutes before the venue's scheduled closing time of 20:00 WIB. Overall, the space was surprisingly spacious, had a pleasant chocolate garden vibe, was jam-packed into a cluster the size of a dome, and was participatory.

Kampung Coklat is an educational tourist spot located in the village of Plosorejo, Blitar city. This place is a place to relax & suitable for holidays with family, couples, or friends. In the Kampung Coklat, we can make chocolate, fish therapy, live music, or even just enjoy the culinary delights found in the Kampung Coklat, and many more facilities. Entrance tickets on this tour only need to pay Rp.20.000 and we can already enjoy the existing facilities. In addition, there are also souvenirs that we can buy. The place is also clean, fresh and beautiful. So what are you waiting for ? just come to the Kampung Coklat ! Enjoy !

Accessibility 4/5, attractions 3/5, amenities 3/5, food/drink 3/5. This tourist location was previously the owner's house, processing factory, warehouse and office of a coffee plantation owned by the Harta Mulia Company. This company was formed to manage the “Karanganyar” coffee plantation in 1960 after the cultivation rights of the previous plantation land were nationalized under the Indonesian agrarian law. After changing leadership several times, the family that owned shares in this company changed the main location to a tourist area as a diversification method to maintain the assets. This location offers several attractions in the form of the main building, which is a kind of museum, highlighting one of the rooms, said to have been used by the President of the Republic of Indonesia to rest when he visited the plantation in 1957. Apart from the main building attraction, there is also another museum containing a collection of clothes, medallions, musical instruments and weapons, specifically the Javanese traditional blades (keris) that are in the collection of the 20th Regent of Blitar, Herry Noegroho, who is the son of the late owner of this plantation. Overall, this tourist attraction is limited in presentation and does not provide a specific experience. Visitors are charged an entrance fee used as a voucher to be consumed at the café. Parking fee is not included. The food and drinks at this café are relatively ordinary and the coffee beverages -part of the main menu- were not well curated. Overall experience is rather average.

I loved the place. You feel like traveling in time, you can visit museums, take a walk in a beautiful coffee plantation, then have a great coffee, a delicious meal and spend full day in the garden if you want. Really enjoyed the energy of the place.

Oasis of tranquility mixed with interesting colonial heritage. Nature walk, coffee tasting, insight in coffee production, history, great food (try the tofu cabe garam it has no equal ☺️). Spend an afternoon here to unwind and breathe in fresh (coffee scented) air.

Nothing best describes the vibe but: OMG, VINTAGE GREAT!

This place is fabulous ! We can drink a very good coffee directly coming from the plantation around you. The museums are great with a lot of intresting pieces of art and history, you will learn a lot about the history of blitar, about the customs of its inhabitant and also about the rich past of the place itself. If you want to relax, learn about coffee or having a cultural trip, this is the place to be.

Nice heritage cafe and historical place 👍🏿

Had a visit and overnight stat at their camping ground with friends. It's a bit far from main road, which makes it quiet and good for a camping activity. Good for education. Had a tour to the museum, coffee plantation and see the coffee processing facility. Also a live demo for coffee brewing. Nice camping ground with beautiful view. Don't forget to buy the coffee. Their excelsa coffee bean is recommended one.

Free entry but you can give some donation, just fill the guest book. The temple complex is also well maintained.

One of the most popular tour destinations in Blitar regency. Penataran temple is very good heritage we need to preserve. The view is great which remind us to kingdom era. Unfortunately, there are missing parts of this temple, such as statues. We can find many shops here.

Candi Penataran is a fairly large and well-organized temple complex.

I came from Hongkong and my friend take me to this place is call Prambanan. Nice old history. Thank you.

Penataran Temple is the biggest temple in east java and located is in Blitar Regency, theres no need to pay when you are visit this temple but you just only need to fill guest book and parking 5k for motorcycle, the area of this temple are not too big like Borobudur or Prambanan so you can enjoy strolling around without exhausting haha also you can found lots of stalls that sells food, souvenir and many more (idk about the price, better you ask first)🛕

Penataran Temple is the largest Hindu-Javanese temple complex in East Java. This temple complex is a legacy of 3 great ancient Hindu-Javanese kingdoms, was built in Blitar for over 200 years, which its construction began in 1194 the period of Kediri Kingdom, continued in 1208 the period of Singasari Kingdom, and finished in 1415 the period of Majapahit Kingdom. Known as Penataran Temple, which "penataran" means to teach, this temple complex become the place for anyone who wants to learn about the life in the ancient Hindu-Javanese kingdoms era. This temple complex is divided into 3 large parts which represent an integral philosophy and values ​​inherent in every ancient Hindu-Javanese teachings and beliefs. Those 3 parts namely: -The front / lower part where there is the Bale Agung for a gathering place and the Pendopo Teras for a place to put offerings. -The middle part where there are two temples consists of one temple in form of a pointed monument with the statue of Ganesha (the god of wisdom) inside it as an embodiment of "lingga" / male and one temple in form of a hole monument surrounded by the ornament of dragon lifted by 9 kings (the number of gods which rule all the directions in the universe) as an embodiment of "yoni" / female. -The back / top part where there is the largest temple is called the Palah Temple which is carved by the relief of the Ramayana story, the Palah Inscription written in ancient Javanese script by Mpu Amogeswara or Mpu Taluluh, and a "petirtaan" or holy water spring. Penataran Temple complex was used to be a place both for worshipping the gods and consecrating the kings. Besides, Penataran Temple complex is still remain highly respected by the descendants of the kings and the peoples of the ancient Hindu-Javanese kingdoms in East Java because it is believed to be the place where Maha Patih Gajah Mada recited the Palapa Oath as a sign of the conquest and unification of Sumatra, Kalimantan, Java, Bali, Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi, Maluku, and Papua in the name of Nusantara under the Majapahit Empire and was also once become the place where the ashes of Ken Arok the founder of the Singasari Kingdom and Raden Wijaya the founder of the Majapahit Kingdom were buried.

It is the biggest temple in East Java. It is used for Hindus devotees to pray. Actually there is no ticket for the visitors. You just need to pay cleaning service fee as you wish. No fixed fee. When I and my students went there, there was no guide available. The security guard just recommended us to read the information board and went around by ourselves. Yeah, it was okay but it would be more interesting if there was a guide that be able to tell you many hidden stories about this Hindu temple. If you want to have some meals or buy souvenirs here, don't worry. In the outside of the temple, you may find them easily. Let's visit Candi Penataran!

Only the bowl so cute, must 2 bowl if order..

Because this was my first time eating in this place, I didn't know how to order it, so I just followed what the waitress recommended. And It's too sweet for me, maybe next time if I stop by at this place again, I will ask for less sweet soy sauce.

Very traditional beef stew and innards cook with woods. The taste unfortunately covered by the sweet soya sauce, sweet. It is serve in a small bowl, good portion to sample. Located on the corner of the red light. There is 2 stalls with similar food.

must-visit places to eat. The soto served is very local.it is salty and a little sweet from the soy sauce. there is no varied menu, only soto and drinks.but if you are not used to roadside dining places, with super few facilities. maybe this is not the place to eat for you. there is no parking space, you can only park on the side of the road, the place is quite narrow, maybe only 15 people.

Soto mantul = rasa mantab betul

Provide a traditional and friendly way to serve the customer. The one of the scrumptious soto in the Blitar town.

One of the best soto I've ever had. Always gives you nostalgic feeling everytime you eat here. The taste never changes for decades. Cooked slowly in earthen pot for hours (since morning) at moderate heat with firewood, giving the broth a particular mild earthen flavor that simply irresistible. Added with sweet beansprout, chopped cilantro and chives, sweet soy sauce, and additional chili paste to accentuate your ‘sumuk’ (sweaty) experience. It's no wonder this culinary treat is often called ‘soto sumuk’ (sweat-inducing soto). PS: best time to visit this place is after 12 noon to get soft, savory meat that has been slowly cooked for hours.

The space was large, quiet, leafy, and surrounded by cornfield. It provides many seating locations, airy indoor, semi-outdoor, outdoor. The foods were mostly good,the rawon soup was served nearly cold, and dawet was not the best. The staffs unfortunately not very helpful. We seat in the backyard and they never came to check us whether we need something else.

One of the most famous grilled chicken in town..we just order fried chicken lunch box for take away..the chicken is tender and well seasoning we also get fried noodle (mie goreng),spicy fried potatoes (sambal goreng kentang) and the most delicious part is their crispy spiced flakes (kremesan)

Chicken roasted is the recommended dish. Place is comfortable and decorated with the old javanese design. Lot of choice for the meal menu with affordable price.

Perfect lovely late lunch. Quick service. Good food. Great place

Great taste and very nice place.. the price isn't expensive too.. recommended place👍

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Nice place for group or family dinner. Taste is good, price is affordable. Overall recommended place

all you can eat freshwater fish + rice + condiments + beverages = 15k IDR 😋

Taste homey. You can watch how they make the dishes on a very traditional kitchen

Place that all-you-can-eat about home food and river fish, inexpensive, popular for traveler

All you can eat for Rp10.000 or less than a buck! Never found a restaurant this cheap in my life! The foods are quite good, I recommend the fried fish though, even if it's quite big we can eat all the parts, even the head!

Amazingly Delicious river fish food in BLITAR

Good place, good taste, good services 👍

The local food is offered with enough touch of modesty, but served with great taste of home cooking. The owner is superbly humble and very accommodating. Definitely a must visit place.

Authentic pecel Blitar.Overall taste not salty, so it is good. I like the rawon (black beef soup), it has the special spice note that is unique. They sell nasi campur, nasi rawon and nasi pecel. Es beras kencur and kunyit asem. Good stop to try the local delicacy.

Blitar authentic pecel dishes. It's the sixth branch of famous Mbok Bari which serve nasi pecel. Strategic location near Indonesia founding father, Bung Karno cemetery. It's very crowded in the morning especially during breakfast time. Nasi campur also available with affordable price.

Local said its a signature culinary at blitar. I hope the taste of pecel is great as it name. But wrong. The taste is same with reguler pecel, even worst. There s no rempeyek. I will not come back. Value plus is price still inexpensive.

The service was really bad, I was not in the mood to eat. And the price was expensive for the average taste of the food. I will never go back again.

Authentic pecel blitar eatery with a local-styled and cozy place. You will feel like home.

Small Warung but very busy.... Nasi Pecel was tasty and Yummy. Love it

Inexpensive price & delicious pecel, a lot of optional menu

I give a strong 4.76 stars. Foods were decent and I enjoyed them, but the butter chicken might need to tone down a bit with the excess butter oil. Anything else that I ate there was pretty good. Service was great, forgot to leave a tip but I could at least say that they did a good job. The waiting time for the food was acceptable, it was maghrib time so I left to do my prayer then came back and some of the food was already there, I'd say it took 12 to 16 minutes. The atmosphere was great, the place was clean and has a warm lighting so it wasn't too bright but not too dark either. All in all, I would high-key recommend the place. It is a suitable place if you want to spend an evening with your partner or families or even if you just want to go by yourself that's not a problem as I could see myself go there by myself just to spend my time alone. Thanks.

The place is good with pastries downstairs. Food on the main floor....same level as the main road. Ample parking space. Decorations fits the atmosphere. Only thing... as the picture tells a thousand words......ordered 3 dishes...2 came earlier and the last dish came 20 minutes later. If this place owner read this.........please rectify this problem. Or else you get bad reviews. I'll visit again in the near future

Kwetiaw goreng seafood suits my appetite. I think it's the only fancy restaurant in Blitar. The ambience, the interior design, outdoor visuals. Affordable, tasty. Side by side, there's pastry shop and we can order from pastry shop, their staff will deliver it to us.

Kuning & Co. Located behind the Kuning Kitchen... Specialize for having coffee and cake. A new place. Has many space for hang out with your friend. Also they have small beautifull park. For the cake is delicious with worth price.

The place is pretty good but not comfortable for eating with family because it is close to other tables. There are only 2 chairs for babies so you have to queue when there are lots of visitors. The food tastes quite good. Not very nice. Portions are also sufficient. The price is too expensive compared to its ordinary taste. There is a special playground for visitors but it is dirty because there are lots of birds. Service is quite good even though they seem tired even though they just opened. Lack of smile

Their food and drinks are superb and family friendly. I love the ambience. They have small beautiful garden outside the resto where you can take instagram-able pics or just sit around.

Cozy place to relax. There are two different places here, the front side is the restaurant with mostly Asian food while the back side is a Cafe with coffee, pastry and western food. Plenty of parking with children playground at the back. The Cafe menu variety is a lot, price is reasonable, food presentation is very good. Ordered burgers, both were undercooked. Pizza, croissants was good. Went to the front side restaurant, food quality was great, I still consider it at the best fine dining food in Blitar, but dining experience was awful. Food came out in installment, first came rice and "brokoli tiga jamur", 5 minutes later "kung pao Ayam", another 5 minutes for the "spicy chicken wing", then another 20 minutes for the steamed fish to come. We ordered 3 foods to take away, 2 of them was not registered, so we have to wait for another 10 minutes before we can go home.

Delicious food and good sambal. Unfortunately, quite confusing way to order. Please add some banner or pamflet how to order food. And beware of the parking fee

Very interesting place. The location is affordable. The food is cheap and delicious. Supporting facilities are available, such as toilets and prayer rooms. #letsguide #ongooglemaps

truly 24 x 7 days open....best choice for late traveler....

lunch with traditional menus Sambal

Service is good, only what needs to be added is the menu of the provided food

This place provide chilly food. You can choose fried chicken, bird or duck. They let us take rice by our self. The price is cheap but the taste is good

the menu is complete and delicious, the staff is friendly fast and the place is comfortable and clean   Terjemahan langsung

Sound systemnya not ready to sing a song

Good quality food,well presented place unfortunately a mistake with the order of food could've been prevented with a bit more attention to details. Free wifi but unreliable connection. :(

Cozy place to have some meals.

the restaurant is in the middle rice field, cozy and cool. you can see the green rice field while you est your menus here ♥️♥️

Branch of President Lesehan. The place is very good with fresh surrounding

Good food ...nice place and the price is reasonable. Very recommended

A very nice and quite place to eat with family or community. Love the sea food 😍

5/5 RATE Wifi : - Service : 5/5 Menu : 5/5 Taste : 4.5/5 Portion : 4/5 Price : standart Hygiene (toilet+table+chair) : 5/5 (even they doesn't have baby chair) Motorcycle park : 5/5 Car park : 3/5

food is so-so, but takes time to prepare...even when i only order fried chicken. the plus point is near President Soekarno's grave and has some collectibles picture of him n world leaders

It is a combination of Warung Mak Nyak, Raja Kambing, and Kedai Loka. Chinese food, javanese food, good quality of coffee are all you can enjoy there. It has angklung, a local music, that sounds when there is wind. You could choose to enjoy the gazebo or restaurant table. People usually come there with families, friends or relatives.

Exotic, delicious food, Indonesian culture, but expensive 😁

The location is strategic since it is near from Bung Karno grave or museum. They provide indonesian menu with modern taste. They provide good toilet and praying room for muslem. It is kind of the best dining place ever in Blitar. Its Sapo Tahu is recommended to be tried. It has 10% tax excluded.

A must go Historical Eating Place when u r in Blitar. This place is Indonesian 1st President Soekarno n His Family favourite Waroeng. With their Recommendation Menu, Ayam Lodoh(Spicy Chicken cooked in Coconut Milk) n Sop Iga(Rib Soup). Priced @Internationaly Cheap n Indonesianaly Affordable. Have a try!

I like the place and the waiter and waitress are friendly, they gave us confirmation for your reservation whether you want to cancel it or not The food especially the chicken is very tasty and well prepared I recommend you to try the drinks with the weird names because they are indeed worthy to try like "Jembatan Merah"

a food stall in the city of Blitar that provides a variety of fish menus, such as grilled carp, rujak seasoned gourami and lodho seasoned gourami, at affordable prices.

Nice and cozy place with very pleasant and tasty foods. The grilled fish is so delicious.

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Wah...this place has the best gurame cooking in town with great price. Thumbs up

The gurame is so delicious.. I and my teacher friends are very like to have lunch in there

Recommended 👍

gurame who cook tpi is delicious. you should try it

The Uceng is crispy and tasted good. Has a wide array of dishes to pick from, some of the veggie dishes are a bit spicy but still tasty

Well, how should I put it? This place isn't bad but it's not that good. It's actually average. The variation of traditional food is many but the taste is so so. For this kind of warung, I'd say the cleanliness is so so. The price also, well, average. Nothing really remarkable about this place. But the reason I keep coming back to this place while traveling, because it one of the warungs with best tasted food in the area, if you know what I mean 😓

This is buffet restaurant. The menu is traditional food with the sign dish UCENG FISH. Uceng is local fresh water fish which has delicious taste. Beside that, they provide coffee luwak. People make this place to break their long journey. Many officer and white collar like to dine. We couldnt mention about the price.not cheap but worth it. wide parking lot. U could eat as fast as you want because it self service.

Yummy eateries, toilet and roomprayer are available, helpful and smiley staffs. You can find real luwak coffee here, just wait about 10 minutes for grinding

A lot of kind traditional food with the cheapest price, good for take time to rest at this places

Really nice resto with yummy homemade menu. Friendy meal price but excellent in taste

nice n cheap price... they have a special menu is "uceng" fish is a small fish & luwak coffee (liberica) ...

This airport kept a lot of my beautiful memories. From this Airport I could travel to several countries. Currently this airport under maintenance to improve their facilities better due to increasing number of passengers. Good Luck Juanda Aiport!.

Juanda International Airport (IATA: SUB, ICAO: WARR) is an international joint-use airport located in Sedati District, Sidoarjo, Indonesia. It is now the third busiest airport in Indonesia (after Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta and Denpasar's Ngurah Rai). This airport is located approximately 12 kilometres (7.5 miles) from Downtown Surabaya and serves the Surabaya metropolitan area, the metropolitan area of Surabaya plus extended urban area.

Juanda International Airport in Surabaya is clean, organized, and easy to navigate. Check-in and security are generally smooth, and the terminal provides a good variety of dining and shopping options. The facilities are quite modern and comfortable, making it convenient for both domestic and international travelers. Drawbacks: The airport is quite far from the city, and there is no public transportation other than taxi, bus and shuttle. Travel tip for foreigners: 1. From Juanda, if you want to go to Malang city you can reach directly by Cititrans or Daytrans shuttle, which are available nearly 24 hours a day, making it convenient for onward travel. 2. To reach Surabaya city center, I recommend using a Bluebird taxi, which is reliable and safe.

Had no trouble checking in, was slightly over my limit n was not penalized which was a comfort for financially tight travelers. Waiting area provided charging port unlike some airports where certain areas are designated w charging facilities. Dis airport had a foot reflexology, a little over priced naturally but if u hv a long wait wat better way thn to hv u feet massage n kill sum time. Overall nice airport with polite staff unlike sum I knw

Smooth check-in, not crowded, and the staff were nice, but why is the aircon so cold?

Clean toilet but musollah is sharing not separate

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