Elephant Village is a culinary tour, located at Jalan Sergeant Bajuri km 3.8 Lembang, Bandung, West Java, Java Island, Indonesia. Elephant village stands on 58 hectares of land and has had a development permit to 200 ha, is above an altitude of 900 meters above sea level, has a quite beautiful natural scenery and the air cool and fresh, this place is very suitable to serve as a tourist with family . From Kampung Gajah, visitors can see the beauty of Bandung from a height.Elephant Village is a restaurant which is in konsepkan like a playground.
To add to the appeal of this place, then disediakanlah various games facilities which can be used by adults and children, as children play, eco Segway ride, body cycles, buggy, horse and wagon, ATV. There is also a special game for children, such as Teletubbies, mini atv, big children playstructures, swing & swing, mini flying fox, monkey bars, bicyle tracks, garden shelters, beca mini and trampoline.
There is also an environmentally friendly Smart cars and can be rented, with 439 Meter SkyRider Parallel Adventure The flying SkyRider that can be flown side by side as well as its own to enjoy the scenery of Bandung city and mountains.
Various kinds of food from Indonesia are available here, such as batagor, dumplings, grilled sausage, fried sausage, oxtail soup, steak, ribs roasted chilies, grilled ribs and other soya. Food of Asia, such as Dori Fish Thai Mango, Singapore Fried Rice, Malaysian Beef Curry. There are also European food, such as Calypso shrimp salad, salad nicoise, hungarian beef goulash soup, baked macaroni, fried potato skins, zuppa zuppa, salmon poached in white wine soup, steak, pasta and so on.
From Bandung Towards The Elephant Village
From Bandung, grab a fork in the Terminal Plumbing lane to the left, then there will be a huge billboard that will lead visitors to this place. From Terminal Plumbing is only 3.8 km.
Elephant village located in West Jakarta, on Jl Sergeant Bajuri km 3.8 (formerly named Century Hills), its location remains the same direction with the Kampung Daun, Sapulidi, home strawberries and The Peak.
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