Central Java Place

Central Java Province, as one of the Indonesian tourist destination offers a variety of attractive tourist destination and is well known even to foreign countries. This is because in the Province of Central Java itself is diverse in terms of natural scenery, cultural heritage and handicrafts, traditional art crafts high art value.

Based on its geographic location, Central Java Province is bordered by Java Sea to the north, East Java province in the east, the Province of DIY in the south, and West Java Province in the west of Central Java Province. As for the land spans of Central Java Province have an assortment of low land that lies along the north coast and highlands in the north which are found from the western mountain range to the east ran like Mount Slamet (3, 428 m asl), Mount Perahu (2,585 m above sea level ), Mount Sindoro (3,135 m asl), Mount cleft (3,321 m asl), Mount Merapi (3,142 m asl), Mount Ungaran (2,050 m above sea level), and Mount Lawu (3.265 m above sea level) on the border of East Java and Gunung Muria ( 1.602 m above sea level) to the north.

The cool mountainous area with beautiful scenery to be enjoyed excellent example Baturaden, Dieng Plateau, Bandungan, Kopeng, and Tawangmangu. In addition, stream flows are sourced from the highlands, such as Serayu River originating from the Mainland and the Dieng Plateau Solo River which is also the largest river in Central Java.

To enjoy a wide range of types of tourism objects, the government has provided a good means taken from the air, sea or land. When the tourists to access through the air in Central Java province has two major airports that connect most major cities in the archipelago both airlines directly or indirectly, ie through Achmad Yani Airport Semarang and Surakarta Adisumarmo Airport. When the tourists to access the sea, there are two important port of Port of Tanjung Emas Port of Tanjung Intan Semarangdan in Cilacap area. Meanwhile, when the tourists to access from land, Central Java Province, there are two main roads connecting Central Java Province with four other provinces (West Java, Jakarta, Yogyakarta and East Java), namely the northern route (Pantura) and points south (South Beach).