De Djawatan Forest, a hundreds of years old rain tree forest in Banyuwangi

Samantha

De Djawatan Forest

To get there, visitors can follow the Banyuwangi – Jember road, then turn right towards the Benculuk intersection.

After that, follow the directions to the Kantoe Jawatan Perhutani area and continue the journey until you arrive at the De Djawatan Forest location.

Entrance Ticket Prices and Opening Hours

Entrance tickets to De Djawatan Forest are very affordable, only IDR 15,000 per person. For two-wheeled vehicles, visitors are charged a parking fee of IDR 5,000, while for four-wheeled vehicles, a parking fee of IDR 10,000 is charged.

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