Tasikmalaya
Jawa, Indonesia
Why visit Tasikmalaya?
Tasikmalaya is a city in West Java, known for its traditional craft industries — especially batik sari (hand-woven silk), payung geulis (decorative umbrellas), and anyaman (woven bamboo crafts). It has a strong Islamic educational tradition and a relaxed highland atmosphere.
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Buses connect Tasikmalaya to Bandung (3 hours), Garut (1 hour), and Pangandaran.
What are the things to do?
The Tasikmalaya Grand Mosque. The traditional craft villages: Sukaraja (batik), Cineam (bamboo weaving). The Kampung Naga traditional Sundanese village, about 30 km south of the city.
Shop for handicrafts in the craft villages. Visit Kampung Naga traditional village. Take a batik-making workshop.
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Sundanese cuisine: nasi timbel, sayur asem, ikan bakar, sambal terasi.
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Budget and mid-range hotels are available.
What should you buy?
Batik sari Tasik, payung geulis (decorative umbrellas), anyaman (woven bamboo), and wood carving.
Where to go next?
Pangandaran beach is 2 hours south. Garut is 1 hour north. Bandung is 3 hours north.
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More places to explore around Tasikmalaya.
Guide content as of July 2026. Portions adapted from Wikivoyage, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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