Libur Lebaran, Lokasi Wisata Ramai Dikunjungi Wisatawan - [Primetime News]

Summary

During the Lebaran holiday, popular tourist spots in Jakarta and Bandung saw massive crowds, with over 16,000 visitors flocking to Ragunan Zoo and more than 25,000 people visiting Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. Highlights included educational attractions and animal feeding sessions at Ragunan, featuring species like orangutans, Komodo dragons, and Sumatran elephants. At Taman Mini, visitors enjoyed rides like the kicir-kicir and kora-kora, along with regional performances. The streets of Asia Afrika in Bandung also saw tourists snapping photos with cosplayers and historical buildings, with the surge in visitors expected to continue through the end of the holiday.

Takeaways

• 😀 Over 16,000 visitors flocked to Ragunan Zoo during the Lebaran holiday.
• 😀 More than 25,000 people visited TM III on the third day of Lebaran, with the expected peak arrival on this day.
• 😀 Ragunan Zoo offered various educational and attractive activities to engage visitors.
• 😀 A key attraction at Ragunan was the 'feeding time' event, where visitors watched animals such as orangutans, Komodo dragons, pelicans, and Sumatra elephants being fed.
• 😀 Taman Mini Indonesia Indah also saw heavy crowds, with over 25,000 visitors on the same day.
• 😀 Visitors at Taman Mini enjoyed various attractions like Kicir-Kicir, Kora-Kora, Biang Lala, and a gondola ride, along with regional dance performances.
• 😀 After enjoying the attractions, visitors could sample local culinary delights at the Nusantara Food Court.
• 😀 In Bandung, tourists took photos with cosplayers dressed as popular cartoon characters.
• 😀 Tourists also posed for photos in front of colonial-era buildings on Asia Africa Street in Bandung.
• 😀 Tourist crowds at Asia Africa Street in Bandung are expected to remain high until the end of the Lebaran holiday.

Q & A

How many visitors visited Taman Marga Satwa Ragunan on the third day of Lebaran?

On the third day of Lebaran, 16,257 visitors visited Taman Marga Satwa Ragunan in Jakarta.

What was the estimated number of visitors at TEM III on the same day?

Over 25,000 people visited TEM III on the third day of Lebaran.

Why is the third day of Lebaran expected to be a peak day for tourism?

The third day of Lebaran is predicted to be the peak day for tourism due to a significant increase in visitor numbers during the holiday period.

What kind of attractions did Ragunan prepare to attract more visitors?

Ragunan prepared various educational activities and interesting attractions, including the 'feeding time' event, where visitors could watch animals like orangutans, Komodo dragons, pelicans, Sumatran elephants, and tigers being fed.

What is the 'feeding time' event at Ragunan?

The 'feeding time' event is a moment where visitors can watch animals being fed, including species such as orangutans, Komodo dragons, pelicans, Sumatran elephants, and tigers.

How many visitors were recorded at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII)?

More than 25,000 people visited Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) on the third day of Lebaran.

What types of attractions did visitors enjoy at TMII?

Visitors at TMII enjoyed various attractions, including the anjungan (cultural pavilions), rides like the kicir-kicir, kora-kora, biang lala, and gondola, as well as regional dance performances.

What kind of food can visitors enjoy at TMII?

At TMII, visitors can enjoy a variety of regional Indonesian cuisines at the Food Court Nusantara.

What activities did tourists in Bandung, West Java, enjoy during their visit?

Tourists in Bandung, West Java, took photos with cosplayers dressed as various cartoon characters and posed in front of colonial-era Dutch buildings along Jalan Asia Afrika.

What is expected to happen in the Asia Afrika area during the remainder of the Lebaran holiday?

It is expected that the Asia Afrika area will continue to be crowded with tourists until the end of the Lebaran holiday next week.