2-Hour Private Guided Walking Tour in Bengkulu

Pantai Panjang, translated as Long Beach, has a 7-kilometer expanse of excellent white sands. Because there are no reefs on the beach, its breadth increases to 500 meters during low tide. The beach area is a key tourism center, containing restaurants, hotels, bungalows, and stores. Unlike other beaches, Spruces and Pines dominates Pantai Panjang and provides a good shelter for beachgoers to rest and relax beneath.

Great Mosque, which has become an image of Bengkulu. Each side of the building has a separate aesthetic portion with a 35-meter-high tower that can be reached via elevator, providing a clear perspective of Bengkulu. The gorgeous ocean, the structures, and the activity of the boisterous Bengkulu are readily evident from a height.

reat Mosque, which has become an emblem of Bengkulu. Each side of the structure has a different aesthetic portion with a 35-meter-high tower accessible by elevator, providing a clear perspective of Bengkulu. The gorgeous water is readily apparent from above, as are the structures and activity of the raucous Bengkulu city.

The mosque's construction started in 1988 and, it was completed in 1989. As seen from the park, the mosque resembles colonial-era royal architecture and is vast, with a garden in the courtyard and a small square in the palace yard.