Chapter 4: EXPLORING BANDUNG, INDONESIA



Day 6
Friday, August 10, 2018
Chapter 4 – EXPLORING BANDUNG, INDONESIA

At 9:00 am in the morning, all of us were already dressed and prepared for school.
Wondering why the car isn’t here yet, Ms. Elfina then called us. We were surprised with what she just said, “You have no schedule this Friday.” We were like wow we didn’t know that haha.

Since it’s our free time, we asked Ms. Novi if we could go to the zoo, Ms said we could but then Mr. Yusuf the dean wouldn’t let us, because it was not on our schedule. However, Ms. Novi brought us instead to FKIP Unpas, The Education building of Universitas Pasundan. She treats us with Rujak, a street food made of mixed sliced fruits with a spicy and peanut-y sauce. I must say it is Bagus! Good!

While waiting for Pa Ujang to drive us back to our dorms, we played table tennis in one of the rooms of Education building.  

When Pa Ujang fetched us home, we decided to go to some places in Bandung ourselves. We used a google map to find some near beautiful landmarks, good thing our buddy named Ikke called us. We took a grab car and we went to Dago Dreampark!

As I went out of the car, I was like WOW, the trees are very tall and the temperature is cool. We went to try some fun activities available. One ticket per activity costs 30,000 rupiah inclusive of 4 HD Photos.

This is DAGO…
UP Balloon Houss to Paradise falls (UP Movie)

Aladdin's magic carpet (Aladdin movie)

Paragliding

IN DAGO, MY DISNEY DREAMS ARE COMING TRUE.
Just so you know, I am a big fan of Disney ever since! Aladdin and Up Movie are just few of my favorite films of Disney. and those are just few of the activities here in Dago.

Bandung has a lot more to offer for people who seeks adventure. I’m still in my first week here and Bandung already has my heart.
Credits to https://plus.google.com/+BambangSantoso/posts/7kHRbwL9m2Q

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Youtube Video: BEST PLACES IN BANDUNG, INDONESIA

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