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river-tourism

City 7 years ago

Bekasi administration wants to take part in Kalimalang revamp project

Bekasi municipality has called on the West Java administration to involve it in the Kalimalang rehabilitation project, claiming it has been planning to give the waterway a face-lift for two years.

News 8 years ago

Banjarmasin boosts river tourism with mobile app

The Banjarmasin administration in South Kalimantan has released an app to boost the popularity of river transportation and tourism.

City 8 years ago

Pesanggrahan River to be transformed into tourist spot

People visiting Pesanggrahan River in South Jakarta will soon enjoy water bicycling, among other things, as the city plans to turn a section of the river into a tourist attraction.

City 9 years ago

City to turn river section in Puri Indah into tourist attraction

The Jakarta Environmental Agency is planning to turn a river section near Jl. Puri Indah, West Jakarta, into a tourist attraction this year.

News 9 years ago

Depok plans rafting tourism on Ciliwung River

Depok in West Java is set to begin offering rafting tourism on Ciliwung River this year. This development will be conducted gradually starting with the construction of four Ciliwung docks in the city.

Activities 9 years ago

Local, foreign tourists cruise Kapuas River in traditional boat

Sixty-four tourists from Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei Darussalam cruised the Kapuas River for four days since Friday starting from Lubok Antu, a border area of Indonesia and Malaysia in Kapuas Hulu regency, to the city of Pontianak in West Kalimantan.

Activities 9 years ago

Imlek lanterns enliven Surakarta river tourism

The Pepe River in the Pasar Gede area in Surakarta, Central Java, is picturesque at night thanks to the hundreds of lanterns hanging along the riverbank, which stretches around 500 meters. The site has become a popular tourist destination during Chinese New Year.

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