Waterfall Tourism Indonesian

1. Nine Level Waterfall , North Bengkulu
Curug (waterfall) Level Nine tourism is still a mainstay of North Bengkulu regency, Bengkulu province which many tourists visit both domestic and foreign.
"This tourism is to become one of the favorite tourist who visited in Bengkulu, as unique and has a uniqueness," said the Head Office of Tourism Bengkulu province, Edi Nevian in Bengkulu, Sunday.
The uniqueness of the waterfall, the water that flows from the top of the hill formed nine levels, is very different from the waterfall in the water that falls straight from top to bottom.
According to Edi, waterfalls falling levels there are only formed in North Bengkulu, Bengkulu.
Interestingly, the respective levels also formed several waterfalls, giving the spectacular natural scenery, said Edi.
Curug nine Terjun water level, is located in the area of natural forest protection, ideal tourists visited the lover of nature and fun adventure in the outdoors.
In the forest area around the waterfall, he said, there are many rare fauna and flora.
Location tourism that is unique, in Padang Jaya village, with a distance about 120 km from the Airport Fatmawati, Bengkulu City.
To go to that location, the road has been built that can be passed by four-wheel drive vehicle. For tourists who want to enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding provided a guide.

2. Batanta Waterfall, Papua
Batanta waterfall is one of the objects in Papua and the excellent tourism at Raja Ampat Islands.
After spending the time to dive into oceans, expedition team intends to see the beauty of nature in the various islands in the Raja Ampat. One aim is to visit waterfalls Batanta.
After breakfast, the team entered the direct speed boat that will deliver to the destination. After about 30 minutes across the sea, speed boat arrived in a village near the estuary Arefi in the coastal area of Pulau Batanta.
James, our guide, the boat slowly entered the river to the hinterland. On the left and right along the river is only visible through mangroves. Suddenly, a crocodile hiding behind the root of mangroves along the river.

3. Madakaripura - Probolinggo Jawa Timur
Mount Bromo tourist area appeared to save a location and a unique tour captivating. Location not far from the sea sand Bromo, only about 45 minutes to Probolinggo direction (to the North). His name is waterfall Madakaripura. According to the local name is taken from the story of the yore, it seems Patih the end of the Gajah Mada hayatnya with bersemedi in this tejun water. This story is supported with a statue of Gajah Mada in the parking lot area. To reach the tour is not too difficult. Visits should be done if we are going to Bromo Probolinggo direction because of the direction of the trip or while on the Bromo and conducted morning.

4. Curug waterfall Cimahi
Water, one of the basic elements of life, have the effect of calm. Waterfall combined with the lush beauty of nature nan will leave you spellbound. Located in the Cisarua village, about 10 kilometers from Cimahi, or about 1 hour from the city of Bandung, Curug (in Sundanese language means "waterfall") Cimahi according to them, those who want to enjoy the natural atmosphere, but only have a little time to travel. Waterfall at 85 meters this is the spectacular scenery.
How to Achieve This Region
With rent a car.
Using the transport to the city of Cimahi-Lembang or Cimahi

Japan Tourism

Tourism in Japan comprises both a vibrant domestic sector and over eight million entries each year by foreigners. Today, sites such as Nikko World Historical Site, various attractions in Tokyo (see Tourism in Tokyo) and Kyoto, Mount Fuji, world-class ski resorts such as Niseko in Hokkaidō, Okinawa, as well as aspects of tourism including the shinkansen and well-developed hotel and onsen network are enjoyed by natives and foreigners alike.

History of Tourism

The exact origins of early traditions of visits to picturesque sites are lost to history, but perhaps one of the most famous early sight-seeing excursions was Matsuo Basho's 1689 trip to the then "far north" of Japan, which occurred not long after Hayashi Razan categorized the Three Views of Japan in 1643. During the feudal era of Japan, from ~1600 to the Meiji Restoration in 1867, travel was regulated within the country through the use of shukuba or post stations, towns in which travelers had to present appropriate documentation. Despite these restrictions, porter stations and horse stables, as well as places for lodging and food were available on well-traveled routes. During this time, Japan was a closed country to foreigners, so little to none foreign tourism existed in Japan.

Following the Meiji Restoration and the building of a national railroad network across Japan, tourism became more of an affordable prospect for domestic citizens and visitors from foreign countries could enter Japan legally. As early as 1887, government officials recognized the need for an organized system of attracting foreign tourists; the Kihinkai (貴賓会, Kihinkai?), which aimed to coordinate the various players in the tourism, was established that year with Prime Minister Ito Hirobumi's blessing. Its early leaders included Shibusawa Eiichi and Ekida Takashi. Another major milestone in the development of the tourism industry in Japan was the 1907 passage of the Hotel Development Law, as a result of which the Railways Ministry began to construct publicly-owned hotels all throughout Japan.

Tourism Today

Tourism today remains a vital part of the Japanese economy and society. Schoolchildren in many middle schools see the highlight of their years as a visit to Tokyo Disneyland or perhaps Tokyo Tower in the city. High school students may visit Okinawa or Hokkaidō. The extensive rail network together with domestic flights sometimes in planes with modifications to favor the relatively short distances involved in intra-Japan travel allows efficient and speedy transport from many points within the country.
Source: wikipedia.com