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TEKSAS WONOCOLO

The traditional Wonocolo oil mine is located in Hargomulyo and Wonocolo villages, Kedewan District, approximately 50–60 km from the center of Bojonegoro City and directly borders Blora Regency, Central Java. This area is known as "Teksas Wonocolo," an abbreviation of "Tekad Selalu Aman dan Sejahtera," which refers to its environmental conditions, which resemble the oil fields in Texas, United States. The area's main attraction is the ancient Dutch oil wells, which are still operated traditionally using teakwood rigs and used car engines. This process involves drilling hundreds of meters into the earth, making Wonocolo one of the shallowest oil drilling sites in the world. As part of the Bojonegoro Petroleum Geoheritage, visitors can witness traditional oil mining activities firsthand and learn about the history of artisanal oil production. Furthermore, the area also offers various adventure tours such as jeep adventures, trail adventures, mountain biking, and fun biking, allowing visitors to enjoy the surrounding natural beauty. There's also a Shelter House that serves as an information center and a forum for discussions on community-based petroleum.
 

GO FUN

GoFun Bojonegoro is one of the largest modern recreational destinations in Bojonegoro, offering a family amusement park concept with a variety of exciting rides and complete facilities. Located on Jalan Veteran, Bojonegoro, this place is a favorite choice for vacations with family, friends, and school groups. Inside, visitors can enjoy a variety of rides, from a kiddy land, a Ferris wheel, a haunted house, go-karts, and even a water ride. Furthermore, there is also an entertainment stage, a food court, and a selfie area, adding to the attraction. The nighttime atmosphere at GoFun is even more lively with colorful lights, creating a festival-like atmosphere. This place is also often used for large events, music concerts, exhibitions, and culinary festivals, so it is always crowded, especially on weekends and during the holiday season.

LAND OF LOVE, NEGERI ATAS ANGIN SEKAR

Negeri Atas Angin is located in Deling Village, Sekar District, Bojonegoro Regency, approximately 50 km from the city center. Situated at an altitude of approximately 650 meters above sea level, this destination offers a typical hillside panorama with cool air and stunning views. From the summit, visitors can enjoy the vast expanse of green mountains. In the morning, the area is often shrouded in thick fog, making it seem like a land above the clouds. Sunrise and sunset are also major attractions for tourists and photography enthusiasts. Besides the natural panorama, Negeri Atas Angin is also known as the "Hill of Love." Legend has it that this hill is the meeting place of Raden Atas Aji and Ratu Sekar Sari, who often enjoyed the beauty of the sunrise and sunset together at the top of the hill. Now, this area has become one of Bojonegoro's natural tourism icons. Visitors can enjoy various activities such as camping, outbound activities, and relaxing with their families. With increasingly better road access, Negeri Atas Angin (Land Above the Wind) is perfect for tourists seeking tranquility, beautiful panoramas, and the unique experience of being "above the clouds."

WANA TIRTA DANDER

Wana Tirta Dander is located 15 km south of Bojonegoro City, precisely in Dander Village, Dander District, East Java, Indonesia. This location is especially busy on Sundays due to the large number of people visiting during the holiday. Wana Tirta Dander is a popular tourist destination in Bojonegoro, perfect for family vacations. Located only 13 km from the city center, this tourist attraction is located in Dander Village, Dander District, Bojonegoro Regency. With affordable ticket prices, visitors can enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings, beautiful flower gardens, and cool, shady trees. This place is equipped with complete facilities such as a spacious parking area, a prayer room, food stalls, and Instagrammable photo spots. One of the main attractions is the Dander Swimming Pool waterpark, which offers a variety of exciting rides for both children and adults. The adult pool, with a depth of 1.5 meters, is also a favorite among visitors. Many people call Wana Tirta Dander the best place to relax, take photos, and play in the water. Its cool natural atmosphere makes it a perfect escape from the stresses of everyday life.

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KEDUNG MAOR

An equally captivating natural heritage destination in Bojonegoro Regency is Kedung Maor. Kedung Maor is located in the Tretes Forest Management Resort (RPH) area, Kedungsumber Village, Temayang District, Bojonegoro Regency, approximately 27 km from Bojonegoro Square, with a travel time of approximately 45 minutes. This location is accessible by two-wheeled or four-wheeled vehicles to the parking area, although the road beyond the tourist gate is still not entirely smooth. The name "Kedung Maor" comes from the words "Kedung" (large waterhole) and "Maor" (tiger sound/rumbling). This nickname is appropriate for the waterfall's wide, tall structure, which produces a thunderous sound, especially during peak water levels. The water source comes from the Soko River and the overflow of the Pacal Reservoir, so the water flow varies depending on the season. The water cascades swiftly into the wide river, flanked by large limestone rocks, creating a panorama often referred to as "Bojonegoro's Little Niagara." Besides being a water tourism destination, the Kedung Maor area also holds significant geological significance, still under study by experts. The beautiful, natural, and cool atmosphere makes this place perfect for unwinding, playing in the water, relaxing, and even taking photos.

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WATU GANDUL

Watu Gandul is located in Sambongrejo Village, Gondang District, Bojonegoro Regency, East Java, approximately a 90-minute drive from the city center. This destination is famous for its giant, naturally occurring rock formations, one of which appears to hang over the others, earning it the local name "Watu Gandul." The large rocks at this location have unique shapes, seemingly artistically arranged like a work of natural architecture. Three main rocks hang in steps, approximately 45–50 meters high, adding to the attraction for tourists who enjoy challenges and natural beauty. Geologically, this area is composed of andesite volcanic igneous rock and debris, thought to have originated from past volcanic activity, including Mount Pandan. This unique geology makes Watu Gandul a potential geoheritage or geopark area. In addition to its geological value, the hilly area surrounding Watu Gandul offers a typical highland panorama with cool air, shady trees, and a beautiful atmosphere, perfect for nature tourism, photography, and educational purposes. With its natural beauty and geological historical significance, Watu Gandul is a top tourist destination in Bojonegoro Regency and well worth a visit.

GROWGOLAND

Growgoland, or the Grogolan Water Spring, is located in Ngunut Village, Dander District, about 30 minutes from Bojonegoro City. This destination offers clear natural spring water in a shady and cool atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy the thrill of tubing on a donut tire down the river's approximately 300-meter track, soak in the clear water pool, and swim in the area, which is only 1.5 meters deep. This area is also suitable for family camping, with local cuisine and floats for children available. Growgoland is the perfect choice for nature tourism, family recreation, or a weekend getaway.

NGRINGINREJO STARFRUIT AGRICULTURE

The Ngringinrejo Starfruit Agrotourism site is located in Ngringinrejo Village, Kalitidu District, approximately 15 km west of Bojonegoro City. This prime agrotourism destination is famous for its fresh starfruit. Visitors will be treated to rural panoramas, rows of village-style food stalls, and starfruit vendors along the road to the orchard. Within the orchard, there's a cool gazebo surrounded by 25-year-old starfruit trees. Visitors can also pick starfruit straight from the trees and enjoy them on site. The paved path through the orchard makes for a comfortable walk. For more adventure, tourists can continue their visit to the 7-gate Movable Dam, which offers panoramic views of the Bengawan Solo River.

MOVING DAM

The Movable Dam is located in Trucuk District, Bojonegoro Regency, East Java. The dam, which was funded by a loan of IDR 351 billion from the Japan International Corporation Agency (JICA), has multiple functions. It serves as flood control, irrigation, a raw water supply for industry and households, and is also designated as a tourist destination for Bojonegoro Regency. The Movable Dam's function, in addition to providing water for households and agriculture, also protects the Bengawaan Solo River ecosystem from flooding and serves as a form of water management in East Java. Other benefits of the dam include providing water for agriculture during the dry season, for industrial needs, and as a connecting bridge between Padang Village and Ngringinrejo Village in Kalitidu District. For agriculture, the dam is capable of meeting the irrigation needs of 6,400-9,000 hectares of agricultural land spread across eight districts. Namely Trucuk, Kalitidu, Purwosari, Malo, Padangan, Kasiman, Ngraho, and Margomulyo. Also agriculture in Blora. Because the dam with a 50 km long reservoir can accommodate a water discharge of up to 13 million cubic meters with a water discharge of 5,850 liters per second. With the construction of this dam, farmers living along the banks of the Bengawan Solo River, especially above the upstream part of the dam, will be able to increase agricultural productivity. Previously, farmers could only plant twice a year, now it is hoped to increase to three crops a year. Previously, around 21 thousand hectares of rice fields in West Bojonegoro relied on rain-fed agriculture. After the pumping system, the area was unable to harvest twice a year. So, the area irrigated rice fields with water pumps increased to 6,000 thousand hectares. With the construction of this moving dam, 11 thousand hectares of rice fields will be able to be planted twice a year, and produce an average of 7 tons per hectare. The construction of this dam has been planned since the Dutch colonial era. However, because the colonial government at that time went bankrupt, the construction of this dam was not carried out. This movable dam provides numerous benefits to the people of Bojonegoro. In addition to providing irrigation, it can also be used for drinking water and the oil and gas industry. It also opens up access to previously isolated areas thanks to a 504-meter-long, approximately 4-meter-wide bridge. The dam sits on 1,841,752 square meters of land.

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PACAL RESERVOIR

The Pacal Reservoir is located in Kedungsumber Village, Temayang District, approximately 35 kilometers from the center of Bojonegoro Regency, East Java. This reservoir, covering an area of ​​approximately 3,878 hectares with a depth of 25 meters, is a Dutch colonial irrigation facility built in 1933 and still functioning today. The main attraction of Pacal Reservoir lies in the grandeur and sturdiness of the Dutch heritage buildings, the vast expanse of water, and the enchanting panorama of green hills and teak forests. During the rainy season, the water flow increases, making the scenery even more beautiful. During the dry season, the area is often used as a fishing spot and for outdoor recreation. In addition to its natural beauty, Pacal Reservoir also holds significant historical value, as it is one of the best-maintained pieces of Dutch heritage infrastructure. Today, the area has developed into a family tourism destination, a water recreation destination, and a favorite photo spot with a distinctive classic feel.

AN-NAHDLA MOSQUE

The An Nahdla Mosque, located in Sumberjo Village, Margomulyo District, Bojonegoro Regency, stands majestically on 2.9 hectares of land. This mosque is a new religious tourism destination in the western Bojonegoro region, right on the border with Ngawi Regency. The mosque's uniqueness is evident in its blend of Middle Eastern-style architecture with touches of Javanese ornamentation, creating a religious and artistic atmosphere. The main building features a spacious marble terrace, comfortable shaded areas, and a well-appointed ablution area, making it welcoming to both worshippers and visitors. The mosque officially opened on December 27, 2024, and has since attracted thousands of Muslims, not only from Bojonegoro but also from various surrounding areas. In addition to serving as a place for the five daily prayers, the An Nahdla Mosque is also projected to become a leading center for religious activities and religious tourism in Bojonegoro.

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KAYANGAN API

Kayangan Api is a tourist attraction that offers a source of unquenchable fire located in a protected forest area in Sendangharjo Village, Ngasem District, Bojonegoro Regency, East Java. The village's forest area covers approximately 42.29% of its area. According to legend, Kayangan Api is the resting place of Mbah Kriyo Kusumo, also known as Empu Supa, or Mbah Pandhe, from the Majapahit kingdom. To the west of the source of the fire is a mud puddle that smells of sulfur. According to legend, Mbah Kriyo Kusumo was still active at that time as a maker of agricultural tools and heirlooms such as keris (traditional Javanese daggers), spears, cundriks (swords), and other sacred objects. The fire source, by the surrounding community, is still considered sacred and according to the story, the fire can only be taken during important ceremonies such as those held in the past, such as the Jumenengan Ngarsodalem Hamengku Buwono X ceremony and to take the fire through a prerequisite, namely selamatan/wilujengan and tayuban using fending eling-eling, wani-wani and gunungsari which are Mbah Kriyo Kusumo's favorite gending. Therefore, when the gending is played and danced by waranggono, no one may accompany it. From various sources, Kayangan Api, which is located about 25 km from the capital of Bojonegoro, is used as a natural tourist attraction and is used as a place for important ceremonies, namely during the celebration of the anniversary of Bojonegoro Regency, mass ruwatan and Waranggono graduation. This tourist spot has been improved with various facilities such as a pavilion, food stalls, connecting roads to the location and other facilities. The location of Kayangan Api is very good for activities as an outdoor nature tourism location (outbound). And on certain days, especially Friday Pahing, many people flock to the site for various reasons, such as wishing for business success, finding a partner, gaining a position, and even obtaining an heirloom. The traditional community event held is Nyadranan (village cleaning) as an expression of gratitude to the Almighty. The development of Kayangan Api natural tourism is directed at improving infrastructure and adequate transportation, telecommunications, and accommodation facilities. Visits to tourist attractions. Indonesian Tourism: Heaven on Earth.