Category Archives: East Java

The Mystical Art Dance Of Reog Ponorogo

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Reog Ponorogo Reog is a traditional dance that becomes the main identity from Ponorogo regency. By this traditional culture, Ponorogo is also famous as Reog city. This kind of traditional art dance and theatre has been popular in Indonesian even … Continue reading →

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The Humble Tengger People

Posted on June 15, 2011 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Tengger People Tenggerese or Tengger People is one of Indonesian tribes that live around Bromo Mountain which located around Pasuruan, Lumajang, Probolinggo and Malang Regency. The Tenggerese are the descendants of the Majapahit Princes. Their population is about 600.000 inhabitants … Continue reading →

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The Chilling Batu

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

Batu Batu city is located in 800 meters above sea level, with cold temperature between 17-25,6 degree Celsius. Batu city is an area in East Java that surrounded by mountains. Geographically, Batu is a mountainous area. The potencies of this … Continue reading →

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The Historical City Of Madiun

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

Madiun Madiun regency, is the western town on East Java before entering Central Java. Madiun is surrounded by famous mountains like Wilis Mountain to the East, Kapur Selatan range to the south and Lawu mountain to the West. Madiun also … Continue reading →

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The Marvelous Lumajang

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

Lumajang Lumajang regency is one of East Java regencies with the capital of the same name. This regency have borders with Probolinggo regency in North, Jember regency in East, Indian Ocean in South and Malang regency in West. Lumajang is … Continue reading →

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What’s On Lamongan

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

Lamongan Lamongan regency, located in East Java on Java island. Have border with Java Ocean in North, Gresik Regency in East, Mojokerto and Jombang Regency in South, Bojonegoro and Tuban in West. Lamongan is one of district which lies on … Continue reading →

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Kediri And Everything On It

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

Kediri Kediri, is still on one of East Java regencies. Settled near the famous river of Brantas River and identically being called as Cigarette city for here there is a well-known cigarette factory of PT.Gudang Garam Dates back to the … Continue reading →

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Jombang, The Home of The Santri

Posted on April 19, 2010 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Jombang This regency is one of East Java regencies which located on strategic position, because it is located at the southern traffic lane crossing the island of Java (Surabaya-Madiun-Jogjakarta), Surabaya -Tulungagung and Malang – Tuban. Jombang is also known as … Continue reading →

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Everything Is On Jember

Posted on April 16, 2010 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Jember Jember regency, one of East Java regencies. Have border with Probolinggo and Bondowoso in North, Banyuwangi in East, Hindia Ocean in South and Lumajang regency in West. The local inhabitant who live in Jember mostly coming from Javanese and … Continue reading →

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The Pilgrimage Tour To Gresik

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Indonesia-Tourism.com

Gresik This one of industrial city in East Java have borders, Java Ocean in the North, Surabaya in the South, Madura Strait in East and Lamongan in West. Since eleventh century, port of Gresik had become the important port for … Continue reading →

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