Curug Nagrak Parongpong (Nagrag Parongpong Waterfall), Bandung's Tourism (West Java-Indonesia)

Pasundan land is indeed a hot water tourist destination that has been famous both by local tourists and foreign tourists.
Hot water tourist attractions that are not foreign anymore so far is Ciater in the area of ​​Subang, Cipanas Garut, Ciwalini Ciwidey, Maribaya Bandung, and many more. Perhaps the tourists would have visited these tourist destinations, and from the city of Bandung location quite far and stuck especially during long holidays.

Location

Well for those of you who want to try the new natural hot water baths and not too far from the city of Bandung, now in the area of ​​Parongpong, precisely in Kampung Nagrak Sukajaya village Lembang Subdistrict Cihideung Parongpong West Bandung regency there are hot water tourist destinations derived from the flow of Mount Tangkuban Parahu namely Cipanas Nagrak hot springs.

 According to one of Nagrak Didit's natural hot water boards, this hot water is a natural hot spring in his village from the past. With a swimming area of ​​about 3.5 hectares, he finally with youth cadets in his village took the initiative to manage this place into an integrated hot water tourism destination.





Didit further said, the hot water generated in the pond is native from the flow of sulfur water Mount Tangkuban Perahu. "Initially the hot water is just a spring and only flow through a small channel, then we dam and and made swimming for swimming or bathing," said Didit.

Spot for Visitors


At this location, this hot water bath there are four spots for visitors to enjoy this place.There is a waterfall or waterfall with a height of about three meters, sungi stream and wading pool shaped logo love or love and also a waterfall with a height of about two meters with a width of about ten meters.

Facilities provided in this place consists of parking facilities, saung for resting place visitors, mosque, changing rooms, public wc, and some stalls when visitors want to buy coffee and instant noodles.

 But also provided spots to put up the mat when you come to visit in groups. In addition in this place also visitors can stay by setting up a tent with pay Rp.15.000 permalam. For visitors who want to use tires for swimming, managers rent out tires by paying Rp.5000 perjamnya.

 For Visitors who want to go to Cipanas Nagrak, can from the direction of Bandung to the Sergeant Badjuri road continues to Cihideung, then go to Graha Puspa housing or Sapulidi restaurant.

 After getting out of the housing met the Colonel Masturi road directly take the road to the left and about 2 KM to the road Nagrak Kulon which is on the right. Or from Cimahi or Lembang to Colonel Masturi Cihideung Highway, Parongpong as the main route to enter the location. From there you can enter through two roads, entrance of Kampung Kancah Cihideung Village or through Kampung Nagrak Sukajaya Village.
From each location, you need to walk about 500 meters by passing the dirt roads slightly up and down through some local plantations.
Location: Jalan Nagrak Kulon, Sukajaya, Lembang, Cihideung, Parongpong, Kabupaten Bandung Barat, Jawa Barat 40391, Indonesia

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