Source: www.indonesia.travel
There may still be a lot of people.do not know that the city of Banyuwangi has numerous beautiful and enchanting tourist attractions. It is one of the cities in East Java that offers many natural tourist spots that will make you astounded. If you do not buy it, how about prove it yourself and visit some of the following tourist attractions in Banyuwangi.
- Mount Ijen and Ijen Crater
Mount Ijen and Ijen Crater are excellent tourist destinations that you must visit while on vacation to Banyuwangi. With an altitude of 2,443 meter above sea level, Mount Ijen looks very majestic from a distance. The exoticism of the blue fire in Ijen Crater is an attraction that makes this tourist destination very phenomenal and overall is very an Instagramable. You can buy real Instagram followers here.
- Jawatan Benculuk
The Jawatan Benculuk will make you feel the sensation of the world of the elves in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. The verdant spot with various plants and trees with creepers and the touch of sunlight makes this area feel so exotic and incredibly enchanting. What’s more, the access to enjoy the magnificence and natural panorama of this tourist attraction is quite easy. For more information, the location of Jawatan Benculuk is in Benculuk, Cluring, Banyuwangi Regency, East Java. Opening hours: Daily until 18.00 p.m. Ticket price: IDR 2,000
- Coklak Waterfalls, Glenmore
Congklak waterfall in Glenmore, Banyuwangi looks special with splendor cliffs and water colors that vary. However, it is not an easy thing to be able to witness this paradise in remote Banyuwangi. You have to go trekking for some time to go there. But best believe, it will still be worth the effort when you arrive at the location. You will witness the stream of water outpouring in a massive discharge that produces a beautiful rainbow. This tourist spot in Banyuwangi is beyond doubt worth a visit!
- Pertemon Waterfall
If you can spare a special time for trekking, please visit the Pertemon waterfall, whose beauty is as beautiful as the waterfall of Madakaripura at the foot of Mount Bromo.During the trekking trip from the starting point to the waterfall it will present you the beautiful views, fresh mountain nuances and a relaxed atmosphere. The splendor of the Pertemon waterfall is a bonus for you who are looking for refreshing and calming vibes.
- Baluran National Park
You don’t have to go all the way to Africa to feel the sensation of the savanna. Just come to Baluran National Park, Banyuwangi and you will be surprised at what you will see. There are many spots that you can visit here, from the vast savanna, green forests, “Japanese” caves, bays to temple buildings. However, among all, the wildlife in this park is the most extraordinary attraction you may have never seen before. visit their site for more
- Bangsring Underwater
Banyuwangi also has an underwater natural charm that is no less beautiful than other regions in Indonesia. So if you are interested, all you have to do is just stop by Bangsring Underwater and you can immediately enjoy its beauty. Fun fact, local fishers managed this water tourism destination independently and received the Kalpataru award from the central government. So make sure you include Bangsring Underwater in your itinerary when visiting Banyuwangi.
- Puncak Sejati/ Sejati Peak
Another alternative to enjoy the natural beauty in Banyuwangi is to climb the mountain, especially if you visit Mount Raung and climb up the Sejati Peak! This tourist spot in Banyuwangi has an attraction that no other mountain in Indonesia has, like a very wide Caldera — the second largest even, after the one at Mount Tambora.
However, special preparation is needed to get to the highest peak because this mountain has a height of about 3,344 meters above sea level. This spot allows you to enjoy the Caldera and the beauty of the landscape from the highest point on the east of Java Island.
Vacation is more than just the scenery, it’s about making long-lasting memories. Discover more adventures in Banyuwangi by visiting Wonderful Indonesia.
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