PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - Among the hustle and bustle of East Bandung which continues to grow, there is hidden a green gem that is soothing to the eye. Yes, Cisurupan Wetland Park is located on Jalan Cilengkrang 1, Cisurupan Village, Cibiru.

This area exists as a green open space that offers natural freshness and environmental education. With a unique water park concept, Cisurupan Wetland Park is an attractive destination for residents of Bandung and its surroundings.

Cisurupan Wetland Park is in a strategic location and easy to reach, both using private vehicles and public transportation, making it an ideal choice for residents who want to unwind from their daily routine.

The presence of this park is an attractive natural tourism alternative in the middle of the city. This tourist area offers a variety of facilities that support recreational and educational activities.

Children can play safely and happily on the playground which is equipped with various educational games.

In addition, there is an outbound area for group activities and personal development. The huts scattered around the park can be used to relax or enjoy food.

There are many interesting photo spots at Cisurupan Wetland Park, such as wooden bridges, lakes and beautiful green areas.

Cisurupan Wetland Park is open every day from 08.00 to 17.00 WIB. These long operating hours provide flexibility for visitors to schedule their visit according to their wishes.

Apart from being a recreation area, Cisurupan Wetland Park also has an important ecological function. This park functions as a water catchment area, helps maintain the balance of the ecosystem, and is a habitat for various types of flora and fauna.

Cisurupan Wetland Park has great potential to continue to develop into a leading tourist destination in East Bandung. By continuing to improve the quality of facilities and services, as well as introducing interesting educational programs, this park can attract more visitors and make a positive contribution to the environment and surrounding communities.