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Where to stay in Banten
Best time: May-September. Ideal weather, lower rainfall and vibrant local festivals.
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★ 3.6Hotel Alifah 2 by ZUZU
Damar
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★ 3.6Hotel Alifah 1 by ZUZU
Damar
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★ 3.6Aloha Guest House 2 by ZUZU
Adena
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★ 3.6Giant Kost by ZUZU
Adena
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★ 3.6Sultan Premiere MPS by ZUZU
Adena
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★ 3.6M Room Residence by ZUZU
Adena
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★ 3.6Aloha Guest House - 1 Male Only by ZUZU
Adena
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★ 3.5Sawarna Little Hula Hula by ZUZU
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Banten, like a local
Don't miss
- Banten Grand Mosque: A stunning architectural masterpiece and spiritual center.
- Ujung Kulon National Park: Home to the endangered Javan rhinoceros and pristine nature.
- Tanjung Lesung Beach: Beautiful beach destination ideal for relaxation and water sports.
- Krakatau Volcano: A historical site with breathtaking views and hiking opportunities.
- Sultan's Palace of Banten: Rich in history and a glimpse into the royal past of Banten.
Where to eat
- Nasi Ulam: A unique rice dish with aromatic herbs, reflecting local flavors.
- Sate Bandeng: Grilled fish satay, a local delicacy that you can't miss.
- Kue Cubir: Traditional Bantenese snack that's both sweet and savory.
Do this
- Banten Cultural Festival: Immerse in local traditions, dance, and music.
- Visit a local market: Experience the vibrant local life and try fresh produce.
- Island hopping in Thousand Islands: Explore stunning beaches and snorkeling spots.
Local tips
- Try to learn basic Indonesian phrases; locals appreciate the effort.
- Best street food can be found at night markets, especially in Serang.
- Avoid public transport during rush hours to escape the crowd.
- Local fishermen often sell fresh seafood; buying directly supports them and offers great deals.
Know before you go
Best time
May-September. Ideal weather, lower rainfall and vibrant local festivals.
Getting around
Public minivans (angkot), ride-hailing apps (Grab, Gojek), and taxis.
Airport
CGK
Language
Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia), with some English spoken in tourist areas.
Money
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Credit cards widely accepted in urban areas, but carry cash for local markets.
Safety
Generally safe for tourists, but remain cautious of petty theft in crowded areas.
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