Baturaden Park

Baturaden located south of Mount Slamet has cool air and tends to grow cold at night. In addition to having beautiful natural scenery, Baturaden also has a lot of folk legend, one of the famous monkey Kasarung story. From Baturaden, you can view Navan Town, the island of Nusa Kambangan, also some beautiful beaches in the area Cilacap. Baturaden itself has many interesting places to visit attractions such as Taman Bitanin which has a variety of rare plants and flowers, including flowers havana, leaves god, antarium lipstick, palm paris, and sea widoro not only exhibited, also sold as souvenirs. Then there is also a waterfall Gede, a beautiful waterfall in the village Ketenger located 3 km from the center of Baturaden. Not far from there, there is a hot water bath, Shower Pitu a temperature of approximately 60 to 70 degrees Celsius. In addition to thermal baths, bath Baturaden also believed to cure various diseases, namely Shower Telu. Baturaden also has a pure water source, Lake quiet location tour:

->Shower Pitu Baturraden Hot water baths containing sulfur. Believed to cure various skin diseases. Located next to the shower Telu. ->Shower Telu Hot water baths containing sulfur. Believed to cure various skin diseases. Located next to the Shower Pitu. Campgrounds Is a camping ground that is often used by nature lovers and connoisseurs out bond activities. Never used mainly as a venue for the National Scout Jamboree as Indonesia in 2001. Baturaden today are also open to the campsite. For visitors who want to stay overnight in Baturaden, you can set up a tent in Wana Travel, a green forest within 2 km of Baturaden and very fit for camping with the family. Travel family in Baturaden will increase fun when visiting Kaloka Widya Mandala Gardens, a zoo and a museum that stores the frames fauna typical of Indonesia. Not only nature, Baturaden also provides various type of culture as Grebeg shura held every year the first month in the Islamic calendar, calung musical performances and traditional dances Lengger, mystical performances that lumping horse, as well as the ceremonial sadranan visiting sacred sites, usually grave also called kenduren.