Category Archives: Central Java

Rembang Regency

Posted on January 11, 2011 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Rembang Rembang is one of regencies in Central Java. Rembang Regency is situated on the northeast coast of Central Java Province. The Regency is crossed by the North Coast inter-province main road. Rembang Regency is a lowland, with a maximum … Continue reading →

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Purworejo Regency

Posted on January 10, 2011 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Purworejo Purworejo is one of regencies in Central Java with the capital of Purworejo city. This regency is bounded with Wonosobo regency and Magelang regency in north, Kulon Progo or Yogyakarta in east, Indian Ocean in south, and Kebumen regency … Continue reading →

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Grobogan Regency

Posted on January 6, 2011 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Grobogan Most people are recognize Purwodadi, which is the capital city of Grobogan regency, one of regencies in Central Java province. Grobogan regency is the largest regency after Cilacap and bounded with Blora regency in east, Ngawi regency East Java, … Continue reading →

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Interesting Purbalingga

Posted on January 5, 2011 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Purbalingga Purbalingga regency, with the capital of Purbalingga city, is one of regencies in Central Java Province. This regency is bounded with Pemalang regency in north, Banjarnegara regency in east and south, and Banyumas regency in west. Purbalingga regency is … Continue reading →

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Pemalang Regency

Posted on January 4, 2011 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Pemalang Another regency in Central Java is Pemalang, having the capital with the same name. Pemalang is bounded with Java Ocean in north, Pekalongan regency in east, Purbalingga in south and Tegal regency in west. Like the larger cities of … Continue reading →

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Pekalongan Regency

Posted on January 3, 2011 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Pekalongan Pekalongan regency is one of Central Java regencies with the capital city of Kajen. This regency is bounded with Java Ocean and Pekalongan city in north, Batang regency in east, Banjarnegara in south, and Pemalang regency in west. The … Continue reading →

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Pati Regency

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Pati Pati is regency and the capital of the same city in Central Java province. It bounded with Java ocean in north, Rembang regency in east, Blora regency and Grobogan south, Kudus regency and Jepara in west. Most of the … Continue reading →

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Magelang Regency

Posted on December 22, 2010 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Magelang Magelang regency is one of Central Java regencies, and the largest town in the Kedu Plain between Mount Merbabu and Mount Sumbing in Central Java. The capital of this regency is Mungkid city. Magelang is bounded with Temanggung regency … Continue reading →

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Kudus Regency

Posted on December 21, 2010 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Kudus Kudus is a regency in Central Java, located 51Km to the east of Semarang. This regency is bounded with Pati regency in east, Grobogan regency and Demak regency in south, and Jepara regency in west. Kudus is the smallest … Continue reading →

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Klaten Regency

Posted on December 20, 2010 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Klaten Klaten, is other regency in Central Java province with the capital of the same city. It is bounded with Boyolali regency in north, Sukoharjo in east, and DIY Yogyakarta in south and west. In particular, the biggest Hindu temple, … Continue reading →

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