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You can enjoy a variety of typical food serving Sundanese and other foods in Dago Tea House. One of the favorite menu in this place is bandrek and bajigur. Bandrek and bajigur is a traditional beverage in West Java. They were sweet and delicious. Both contain ginger which makes it suitable to drink beverages in the cold.

Bandrek have a mixture of ginger with brown sugar and coconut milk. In the beverage bandrek there are also pieces of coconuts can also be eaten. Sometimes added condensed milk to add to the enjoyment bandrek. (more…)

Dago Tea House is located in Dago area at an altitude of 600 meters above sea level. Cool air make visitors feel at home relaxing and enjoying food and drinks here. You can pass through Jalan Ir. H. Juanda to reach this place until almost the north end of this road. When entering, you must purchase a ticket into the area Dago Tea House at IDR. 1000, – per person.

Although initially a place to drink tea and eat or restaurant, this place recently changed to Culture Park West Java Province. In West Java Cultural Park is often held a variety of artistic and cultural performances Sunda. Later it was renamed to Institute for Management of the West Java Cultural Park. (more…)

Dago Tea House or at the Dutch colonial era known as Dago Thee Huis is one place that has the most beautiful panoramas in the city of Bandung. Here you can enjoy views of the valley town of beautiful and fascinating in Bandung. At night, you can see the twinkling lights of the city from the highlands Dago. Also at Dago Tea House also have the West Java Cultural Park that displays various arts performances typical of West Java.

Dago Area

Dago is one of the most popular areas in the city of Bandung. The area is located in the northern part of Bandung city has its own charm. In this area there are many tourist attractions and tourist center of culinary interest. For example Curug Dago waterfall tours and protected forest which is called Forest Park. There are also historical places such as Goa in Dago, Dutch and Japanese Goa. (more…)