Boon Pring, the fun of bamboo nature tourism.

Want to know tourist destinations in Malang, different?
Try to come to a destination in Malang Regency.
There is a must visit tourism object. Boon Pring Andeman, his name.
The location is in Sanankerto village, Turen subdistrict.

In Bahasa Indonesia, the name Pring means bamboo.
As the name suggests, Boon Pring is a bamboo forest destination.

D there is an artificial pool.
The location is also cool.
People now say instagrammable.

The 24 hectare bamboo forest is very suitable for nature tourism with family.
Lush but not scary.
Then, because the atmosphere is cool, well worth a visit to relax.

There, there are at least 25 varieties of bamboo, ranging from Petung, Apus, spotted, yellow, fence, amplex, and many more.

Boating to Lhow Island

For the people of Malang Regency, Boon Pring Andeman is the flagship new icon to bring a traveler.

The first time, the eye view of the tourists will come on a small lake that can be surrounded by boat.
There are also, Princess Lhow Island or Lhow Island located in the middle of the lake.

Tourists can rent motorboats, bamboo rafts, or water bikes to travel around the island.

To rent a water bicycle, Sobat Pesona will be charged an additional fee of Rp 15,000 per bike with a capacity of two people.

If renting with two people capacity, it costs Rp 20,000.
Boon Pring Tourism also prepares a children's pool, Lho.

If you stay not far from here, this place is suitable to fill a day off with family.

However, if you intend to vacation to the city of Malang and do not come from outside the area, spending the time for one day here can be a choice.

There, if you are not interested in boat rides, you can also trekking around the lake.

There are two alternative road roads, one of which surrounds the bamboo, while the alternative is a regular street filled with roofed buildings.

The first alternative, suitable for those who love to adventure in the wild.
The passage is not uphill or downhill, but still the soil so it is prone to check in the rainy season.

Meanwhile, the second track is a regular street lined with roof-top buildings where local residents sell local food such as meatballs, Sempol, and other food and soft drinks.