Bandung 5-Day Trip Itinerary

Travel to Bandung

Travel from Jakarta (or your origin city) to Bandung.

The train is a comfortable and scenic option.

Hotel Check-in

Check into your hotel and settle in.

Local Lunch in Dago

Enjoy a budget-friendly local lunch at a 'warung' or a simple eatery in the Dago area.

Look for street food or small restaurants offering Sundanese cuisine like Nasi Timbel or Sate Ayam.

Dago Cafe Hopping

Explore some of Dago's popular cafes, many of which offer scenic views.

Enjoy a coffee or light snack.

Examples include Lereng Anteng Panoramic Coffee Place or Kopi Selasar, offering great ambiance and views.

New Year's Eve Dinner

Have a special but still budget-conscious New Year's Eve dinner at a local restaurant or street food area known for its lively atmosphere.

Many places will have special events or menus. Be prepared for crowds.

New Year's Countdown

Join the New Year's Eve celebrations.

Many areas in Dago and Bandung city center will have fireworks and festivities.

Expect traffic and large crowds. Public transport may be limited late at night.

New Year's Brunch

Start the New Year with a relaxed brunch at a local cafe in Dago known for its breakfast menus.

Many cafes offer Indonesian or Western breakfast options.

NuArt Sculpture Park

Visit NuArt Sculpture Park, showcasing the works of Indonesian sculptor Nyoman Nuarta within a beautifully designed 3-hectare park.

A peaceful escape offering art and nature. Price varies.

Batagor Iskandar

Taste Bandung's famous Batagor (fried fish dumpling with peanut sauce) at a popular local spot.

A must-try Bandung culinary experience.

Relax at Taman Maluku

Enjoy a leisurely stroll and relax at Taman Maluku, a charming city park.

A nice spot to enjoy the afternoon ambiance.

Dinner with City View

Head to Dago Atas (Upper Dago) for dinner at a restaurant offering panoramic views of Bandung, like Warung Laos or The Stone Cafe.

Enjoy the cool evening air and city lights. Prices can be slightly higher here.

Geology Museum

Explore the Geology Museum, home to a vast collection of geological artifacts and fossils.

A fascinating educational visit. Price varies.

Gedung Sate Photo Stop

Admire the iconic Gedung Sate, a Dutch colonial building known for its unique architecture.

Take photos from outside.

Free to view from outside. Often used as a symbol of Bandung.

Nasi Goreng Lunch

Enjoy a classic Indonesian Nasi Goreng (fried rice) at a local eatery.

Bandung has many great Nasi Goreng vendors. Ask locals for recommendations.

Asia-Africa Conference Museum

Visit the museum commemorating the historic 1955 Asia-Africa Conference.

Learn about a significant moment in post-colonial history. Free entrance.

Stroll Braga Street

Walk along the historic Braga Street, known for its colonial architecture and vibrant arts scene.

Explore shops, cafes, and enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere.

Sate Hadori Dinner

Indulge in a delicious Sate (skewered meat) dinner at Sate Hadori, a famous spot in Bandung.

A must-try for Sate lovers, offering various meat options.

Bubur Ayam Breakfast

Enjoy a traditional Indonesian breakfast of Bubur Ayam (chicken porridge) from a street vendor.

A hearty and popular breakfast choice.

Factory Outlet Shopping

Explore Bandung's famous factory outlets along Jalan Riau or Jalan Dago for clothing and souvenirs.

Great for finding good deals on local and international brands.

Mie Ayam Lunch

Have lunch at a local Mie Ayam (chicken noodle) stall, a popular Indonesian comfort food.

Many varieties available, usually very affordable.

Pusdai Grand Mosque

Visit the majestic Pusdai Grand Mosque (Masjid Raya Bandung), known for its grand architecture and twin minarets.

Respectful attire required. Free entry.

Martabak Snack

Enjoy Martabak, a popular Indonesian street pancake (sweet or savory) as an afternoon snack.

Try Martabak Manis (sweet) or Martabak Telur (savory egg).

Farewell Dago Dinner

Have a final memorable dinner at a local restaurant in Dago, perhaps trying a different culinary style.

Consider a restaurant specializing in Sundanese cuisine for an authentic experience.

Hotel Breakfast

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before checking out.

Hotel Check-out

Complete the check-out process from your hotel.

Last Bandung Lunch

Have a final Bandung culinary experience with lunch at a local eatery before heading to the train station.

Perhaps try a local Bakso (meatball soup) or Soto Bandung.

Return Travel

Travel back to your origin city (e.

g., Jakarta) from Bandung.