10 Allures Of Depok

10 Allures Of Depok

      Talking about tourism in Depok, generally people doubting its existence. "Is there a tourism in Depok ?", so perhaps it occurred to some residents of Jakarta who often travel to Puncak, Bandung or Jakarta, while there were a long holidays or "harpitnas". They never thought to travel to Depok.

If we refer to the definition of tourist attraction, then in general the tourist attraction can be specified upon the appeal of nature, culture and special. based on the definition of tourist attraction, we can conclude that there's pretty much  places that can be appointed as an allures of depok. Here's a list of places that became an allures of depok :

1                     Godong Ijo

Godongijo is a nursery or nurseries ornamental plant which is also equipped with a fishing pond and a restaurant. Not only as a plant nursery place, this place is also suitable for families who desire the closeness to nature without having to go far out of town.

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             Pancoran Mas Grand Forest Park (Tahura Pancoran Mas)

Pancoran Mas Grand Forest Park (Tahura Pancoran Mas) originally was a Natural Reserve area that has been conserved since ± 300 years ago and it was the first Natural Reserve in Indonesia. Although its existence is very important in the history of conservation area in Indonesia, but the attention from the manager and the local community is still low.

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              Beji Shrine

the Shrine of Mbah Raden Wujud Beji ,is an history evidence for the presence 
of the Islamic Army that can be found in so many places in Depok. Beji Shrine is located in
Kemiri Muka Street, Kramat Village ( Kramat Jaya ) , District Beji. 

F Widiyanto Ceramic House

as the name Suggests,  this house located at Curug Agung 1 Tanah Baru Village ,District Beji , Depok . And the homeowners are F. Widayanto who was Also a famous ceramic maestro in Indonesia . And  as the name Suggests  the house of ceramic , this house is really - really filled with a variety of ceramic creations that characterize this house 
building from floors , walls , statues to the bathroom equipment . This ceramic house 
is the first and Reviews largest in Greater Jakarta and is built on a land area 
of 1.3 hectares And acreage ceramic house was built in 1997 consisting of three plains 
( staircase steps ) are filled with a variety of green trees of make this ceramic house 
looks beautiful and fresh atmosphere free of pollution .

·         Depok Fantasy Water Park

Depok Fantasy Waterpark or known by the name Alladdin Waterpark was founded in 2009 

under the auspices of SMR Group. The waterpark is currently the only one in the city 

of Depok by taking the concept of Alladdin 1001 nights . The location is strategically 

located in the heart of Grand Depok City connecting Depok to Jakarta , Cibubur , 

Cibinong , Bogor and Cimanggis .

 Depo KRL Depok

Depo KRL Depok Jaya is located in Ratu Jaya Village , District Pancoran Mas ,Depok City 

( in the south of the Old Depok Station ).Depo serves as a ' workshop ' 

routine maintenance inspection train that includes daily , monthly and yearly as well 

as minor repairs to ensure the comfort and safety of the railway . This depot was built 

since 2004 on an area of ​​26 hectares and operated in 2008. The depot has a length 

of 1.3 km with a width of 200 meters . Facilities owned Depo Depok is fairly complete 

the 14 Line rail stabling (area perkir ) , office buildings covering an area of ​​2,200 m2 , 

building maintenance area of ​​8,600 M2 and electrical wires supplier of power along the 

21,800 meters and equipped with mes machinist as many as 30 rooms with the 

number of beds 120 bed unit . The capacity of this depot can accommodate as many 

as 224 units of KRL and into depots of the largest in Southeast Asia 

  Margonda Raya Street

tens or even hundreds of culinary tourism destinations presented here . Various local and international food appeal to anyone who crosses Margonda Raya Street . Not surprisingly, this street crowded on weekends .

  Dian Al-Mahri Mosque

Characteristic of this mosque is located on the roof of the dome is made of 24 carat gold . The mosque has an area of ​​approximately 8 hectares and occupies an area of 60 hectares Tanas . That said , because of its glory , the mosque is often referred to as the most magnificent mosques in Southeast Asia , surpassing the Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta .

·         Kampung 99 Pepohonan

Originally this area was once still fields . Until 2005 , Abah Edi Suaedi buy this land and 

build one house . Over time, this place is growing, because a lot of people who want to stay . 

Finally because of the need , they also open Ettawa goat farm , sheep , and cow , until 

the arena outbound and games for children.

Pondok Zidane

Is a Resort, Outbound Area and Water Park located
in Rawa Bengkok RT. 03 RW. 07 Kampung Prigi, Bedahan, Sawangan Depok.

So that’s all the places that became an allures of Depok.  sorry for the incorrect words and gramatical errors. I'm not a professional writer yet an unknown blogger so please forgive me if there’s a bad language in this post.

Wawancara tentang wisata kuliner yang nonsense

Hallo kepada kalian semua, saat ini saya ingin menulis tentang sebuah wawancara yang berkaitan tentang usaha kuliner. Sebenarnya saya di tugaskan untuk menulis tentang wawancara pelaku wisata tapi berhubung saya adalah tipe orang yang tidak suka melakukan hal yang susah dan impossible

berakhirlah saya menulis wawancara dengan salah satu KeCap Hoka – Hoka Bento . mungkin kalian bingung mengapa saya malah melakukan wawancara dengan KeCap HokBen ? memangnya apa hubungan wawancara ke HokBen dengan pelaku wisata ? . Nah Listen carefully ya kawan ku yang kece-kece, Wisata kan ada banyak jenisnya seperti contohnya wisata hiburan, wisata religi, wisata bisnis, wisata kuliner dan lain-lain dan diantara cabang-cabang wisata itu pastinya ada dong pelaku usahanya nah saya mengambil Pelaku wisata kuliner ini sebagai sasaran saya untuk membuat laporan wawancara ini. HokBen juga termasuk kedalam wista kuliner kan ? Kuliner Jepang hahaha.

Berikut ulasan wawancara yang saya lakukan

C: Chief (KeCap HokBen yanga ada di salah satu Mall)

M: Me

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M : Menurt ibu Hoka – Hoka Bento itu bisnis  yang seperti apa ?

C : HokBen itu adalah outlet tunggal yang menjual masakan Jepang. Atau lebih tepatnya sebuah bento tradisional yang terdiri dari nasi, ikan atau daging, dan satu atau lebih acar atau dimasak sebagai lauk. Diletakan dalam wadah yang rapih untuk memenuhi selera konsumen.  

M: Keunikan apa sih yang membedakan Hoka – Hoka Bento dengan restoran Jepang cepat saji lainnya ?

C: Memberikan keunikan hidangan yang dapat membedakan dengan suasana cozy pesaing, dapat menarik kepuasan pelanggan lebih tepatnya.

M : Daya Tarik apa yang dimiliki ole Hoka Hoka Bento menurut pendapat ibu ?

C: HokBen menyajikan makanan Jepang yang variatif, higienis, cepat saji dengan harga relatif terjangkau serta suasananya yang nyaman

M: Sudah berapa lama sih Hoka Hoka Bentu secara resmi hadir di Indonesia ?

C: HokBen sendiri itu sudah dididrikan dari tahun 1985 di Jakarta. Jadi bisa dikatakan sudah 31 Tahun HokBen hadir sebagai salah satu restoran Jepang yang ada di indonesia

M: Menurut Ibu Pariwisata itu apa sih ?

C:  Pariwisata itu sesuatu yang dilakukan untuk melepas penat atau untuk sebuah hiburan ? saya juga tak yakin haha

THE END

Oke seperti itulah gambaran wawancara saya dengan salah satu ibu KeCap yang cantik nan baik hati itu. Beliau baik sekali dan juga bersedia saya ganggu dengan pertanyaan yang saya ajukan, Terimakasih sekali lagi untuk ibuuuuu KeCap yang saya tak tau namanya :P

 salammmmmm..........................

If i had a chance to.............

If i have a chance to be part of tourism business. I would run an

“ Online Travel Agency” business

Why ?

Because Essentially we thought that using a travel agent for a difficult booking was still a necessary and beneficial process. However, how people interact with agents was cumbersome and extremely time ineffective. You waste a lot of time simply chatting to people and the major problem with a shopfront is the interruptions, you just get started on something and then people walk in to get a brochure/ask for a price/you get a phone call/people want directions to the post office and so on. From the clients perspective they often have to sit and wait while the consultant finishes up. Basically it’s very hard to get anything done efficiently – go past any travel agent at 6 or 7pm and you’ll no doubt see people working back late. By going online i don’t have any disruptions and can out-service almost any other travel agent because i will  essentially retrain my clients to wait for an email reply from me – i get back to all emails very quickly and even have a 1 business day guarantee so people know they’ll get a reply [this limits the situations where people send an email then call immediately to go over it]. This means i can work on one things at a time and get it finished much quicker. Furthermore, it eliminates all errors because everything is in writing. In shop-front agencies there is a high error rate with dates and names being spelt incorrectly, there’s no proof of what people told you so it gets messy. With an email based consulting system there is a clear paper-trail. 

I LOVE INDONESIAN CULTURE

I LOVE INDONESIAN CULTURE

 a few days ago I get an assignment to make an article about "I love indonesia" but I get some difficulties when i was working on it. for example like, what things should I discuss in that article ??

 As we know indonesia has a lot of things that can make a lot of people fall in love like it’s cultural,culinary,and many more. So, after considering several things that quite confusing (not that confusing actually) i finally decided to use “cultural” as the topic for my article.

What do you really know about Indonesia? Probably not much. Indonesia is not really a place that most Foreigns even give a second thought to - unless they’re surfers! Anyone who is into surfing knows that Indonesia has some of the most incredible surf in the world, but even they probably don’t know much else about this wonderful destination.. This chain of islands holds hundreds of white sand beaches as well as reefs flourishing with beautiful fish along with incredible sights. The beautiful beaches combined with the rich cultural traditions of this beautiful tropical paradise make it a must see destination for anyone who is into world travel!

With over 17,000 islands it’s a sure bet that Indonesia has some gorgeous beaches to lay on. Whether you want to enjoy some water sports like learning to surf, go parasailing, ride a banana boat or just lay out and get a nice tan, Indonesia is definitely a place where all of this can happen. You can hang out on the popular Kuta beach in Bali, or the secluded pink beach as part of the Komodo islands, just to name a few of the thousands of options.

Indonesia is a melting pot of religions. The majority of people are Muslim, happily living alongside Christians, Hindus, and Buddhists. Indonesia has the largest Muslim population of any nation. In 1990 the population was reported to be eighty-seven percent Muslim.In 2014 the percent of Muslims is still the same. There is a well-educated Christian minority with about twice as many Protestants as Catholics. The Balinese still follow a form of Hinduism. Mystical cults are well established among the Javanese elite and middle class, and members of many ethnic groups still follow traditional belief systems.

Officially, the government recognizes the religious system, “Agama” to include Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

There are many kinds of languages that run through Indonesia. The people’s  first language is usually Javanese or Minangkabau, which are repeatedly mistaken for  the official languages of Indonesia. Some of the common words like salam or hello or maybe sorry (maaf). The official language is indeed Bahasa Indonesian and is particularly  spoken at work and schools. This language is from the dialect of Malay and was promoted during the declaration of Indonesian independence.

Music, dance, and theatre play is a very big role in the culture of Indonesia.

Since the uprising of pop music, Gamelan music has been less popular. Indonesian dance reflects the diversity of the culture. The dances of Indonesia can be divided into three eras: the Prehistoric Era, Hindu/Buddhist Era, and the Era of Islam.3 There are also two genres which are court dance and folk dance. One of the popular line dances, called “Poco-poco”, originated in Indonesia. Theatre is a very vibrant subject in Indonesia. One of the very common ways to project many mythical legends is puppet shows. Many of these dramas incorporate humor and jest

The three major sectors of Indonesia's economy are agriculture, manufacturing, and services. The major crops Indonesia produces are rice, tea coffee, cocoa, spices, rubber, peanuts, eggs, pork, and palm oil. These crops definitely impact how Indonesian cuisine is.  Rice is a staple element in most regional cooking and the center of general Indonesian cuisine.

As well as the main fare with meat, fish, eggs, and vegetables acting as the side dishes. Chilly peppers and other spices are ingredients for a variety of condiments used for rice.


  The manufacturing section produces petroleum, natural gas, wood, leather as well as paper and printing products. The last section being services such as hospitality and tourism. The currency in Indonesia is a Rupiah, one US dollar is equivalent to 12214.99 Rupiah.


All in all Indonesia is a beautiful place full of interesting sights, foods, languages, and everything in between. Whether you go there for surfing or enjoying the culture theres no way you wont have a good time.