Besides the suspension bridge, other must-do attractions include enjoying the beauty of Situ Gunung Lake, seeing the Curug Sawer waterfall, and camping at the campground.
11. De Djawatan Forest, Banyuwangi
Want a photo with a forest backdrop that looks like something out of a fantasy film like The Lord of the Rings? You just need to head to De Djawatan Forest in Banyuwangi. This forest is home to dozens of towering rain trees. Their unique shape makes you feel like you're taking photos in a fantasy world.
From Banyuwangi City, De Djawatan is approximately 31 kilometers away. You can get there in about an hour by motorcycle. In this forest, you can hunt for Instagram-worthy photos with beautiful forest views.
12. Jomblang Cave, Yogyakarta
This cave is quite famous among international tourists. South Korean actor and singer Lee Seung Gi once filmed in Jomblang Cave, located in Gunungkidul. This 60-meter-deep vertical cave is approximately 50 kilometers from downtown Yogyakarta.
It takes a little effort to explore this cave. You'll be captivated by the sight of the sinkhole within the cave. This sinkhole is a prime spot for photos because it allows sunlight to enter, creating a truly beautiful view inside.
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13. Gong Cave, Pacitan
For the adventurous, Gong Cave in Pacitan is a must-visit natural tourist destination. This natural tourist destination is quite renowned worldwide. It boasts exotic panoramas and is considered one of the most beautiful caves in Southeast Asia.
Once inside, you'll be treated to the exotic sight of the naturally formed stalactites and stalagmites within the cave. Fortunately, the cave is well-lit and equipped with a ladder, so exploring it doesn't require much effort. The colorful lights add to the beauty of this 256-meter-long cave.
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