Sukabumi Things to Do

With over 168 sprawling hectares, this safari park is recognised as being one of the most successful breeding centers of endangered species in the world. Sumatran and albino tigers, rhinoceroses and China bears are just a few o... more

This palace was built in 1745 by Governor-General Baron van Imhof in the style of England's Bleinheim Palace. The grounds occupy 28 hectares, where deer wander freely and trees provide perennial shade. The main building and its... more

Founded in 1894 by the Dutch government, this museum was originally a research facility to find cures for insect-borne plant diseases. Now a zoological laboratory as well as a public museum of natural history, it exhibits 400,0... more

This government-owned tea plantation covers 2,500 hectares and is run by about 1,500 employees. Situated between 700 and 1,400 meters above sea level, it offers refreshingly cool temperatures of between 18 and 25 degrees Celsiu... more

The sub-subdistrict of Batutulis, which literally means inscribed stones, inherited its name from some 800 stones scattered around the area. One of them, the Prasasti Batutulis, finds home in a shrine. This particular relic bea... more

One of the oldest of its kind in Asia, this botanical garden was conceived at the order of Sir Stamford Raffles and officially opened in 1817. The enchanting garden exhibits an impressive 17,000 plant species - including rare o... more

Escape from the city's sticky heat to this cool and misty highland, which is located about 1,500 meters above sea-level. The narrow and winding road was constructed at the beginning of the 19th century, and is lined with vendor... more

Founded in 1982, this museum explores the fascinating relationship between botany and Indonesian ethnic culture. Among the exhibited items are 1,300 artifacts from various regions in the Indonesian archipelago that are all made... more