Djuanda Grand Forest Park
Taman Hutan Raya Ir. H. Djuanda
A large forest park on the northern edge of the city, with two WWII-era tunnels, the Dutch Cave and the Japanese Cave, and a hiking trail to Maribaya Falls.
Djuanda Grand Forest Park sits at the northern end of Dago and is named after former Indonesian prime minister Djuanda. The park has tall tropical trees and streamside trails. Its best-known sights are Goa Belanda (Dutch Cave), a hydroelectric tunnel built in 1918 that was used as a military facility during WWII, and Goa Jepang (Japanese Cave), an air-raid shelter dug during the Japanese occupation period. Flashlights can be rented for entering both. A riverside trail runs about 6 km to Maribaya Falls. The park entrance is in Dago district, about 30 minutes by taxi from the city center. Foreign visitors usually pay higher ticket prices than locals, so check on site.
Opening hours
About 08:00–16:00
Nearby sights
- Maribaya
- Tebing Keraton
- Bosscha Observatory
- Floating Market Lembang
- Farmhouse Lembang
- The Great Asia Africa
- Saung Angklung Udjo
- Villa Isola