A stone water channel running through green forest with banana plants and taro in Djuanda Forest Park.

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Djuanda Forest Park

Djuanda Forest Park is a conservation forest and botanical garden in the Dago hills north of Bandung, named after Djuanda Kartawidjaja, Indonesia's last prime minister. Established in 1965 and now covering about 590 hectares from Dago Pakar to Maribaya, it has forest trails, tall Sumatran pines, waterfalls and two tunnel complexes from the Dutch and Japanese periods.

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