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Lindsay H

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Reviewed 31 August 2018 via mobile

Worth it but commercial

It's a cute little village named "the Dragon village". People don't use electricity and share a little, little trickle of water with 300 people. The guide actually grow up in the village and told us all about it and showed us a house from inside...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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elacparl

Metro Manila, Philippines

9019

Reviewed 28 June 2018

Highlight of my stay in Tasikmalaya

Kampung Naga (Naga Village) is a must-visit if you want to see the daily lives of the Sundanese farmers and their families up close. There's no entrance fee in the area but it would be nice to take a guide along to get to know...More

Date of experience: May 2018

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vidzgandy

Bandung, Indonesia

20317

Reviewed 6 April 2018 via mobile

Unique / however got worse over time

I went here 12 years ago and I loved it then. Since I have returned it has gone down hill.. it is still beautiful however due to the influx of continual local and foreign tourists.. the place is tarnished by rubbish thrown everywhere.. it has...More

Date of experience: April 2018

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KhalidfromBahrain

Manama, Bahrain

212220

Reviewed 3 April 2018

Lovely cultural and traditional place.

Can be included on a day trip in Tasik to visit along with Goa Safarawadi cave as its more or less on the way back. Still living the old and traditional ways, Kampang (Means village) Naga still houses the original residents living the old way...More

Date of experience: March 2018

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Flix_vdb

357

Reviewed 18 January 2018 via mobile

Certainly a must visit.

After a walk down quite a bit of steps you arrive in marvelous surroundings with extremely kind people. It's truly inspiring to see how peaceful and serene one can live without electricity or any real knowledge of what troubles the world is having these days....More

Date of experience: January 2018

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ainpoenya

494

Reviewed 27 September 2017

traditional village

it really life experience to visit there, traditional village and traditional law. no electricity allowed in the village the house clean and neat arrangement. friendly people and all visitor al welcome no matter country or religion.

Date of experience: September 2017

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squirrelflies

Singapore, Singapore

9945

Reviewed 20 August 2017

A cultural and traditional exposure

It was a long route to reach the village and upon arrival, we were greeted by one of the villager but he was equipped with fluent english and was our guide throughout the visit. He brought us a long way down via steps which you...More

Date of experience: May 2017

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B S

Schoten, Belgium

8227

Reviewed 21 May 2017 via mobile

Nice traditional village

Nice traditional village. Take a guide for 100.000 rupia each, so you can see in the houses. People are really friendly. More or less 400 steps to go down to get there. You can take a coconut drink when you go back upstairs, it is...More

Date of experience: May 2017

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IraRahmayanti

Bandung, Indonesia

9251

Reviewed 14 May 2017 via mobile

Well preserve cultural village

Its located in Tasikmalaya, one of District in West Java Province, but some found it easier to get from Garut. Its 1,5 Ha settlement with 113 buildings including 110 houses that keeps its tradition through out this dynamic global changes. This small village or kampung...More

Date of experience: May 2017

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Ari K

4219

Reviewed 4 February 2017 via mobile

A Genuinely Traditional Village.....

Kampung Naga is very amazing with its traditional villages and way of living. It's about an hour from Tasikmalaya heading to Singaparna. The Kampung Naga people live in harmony with the nature, keep the numbers of houses limited. They still do farming in a traditional...More

Date of experience: December 2016

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Ahmed-Muhsin

Hello, I will be visiting Bandung in July. From Bandung will head to Pangandaran. I would like to know if it possible to visit Kampung Naga on my way to Pangandaran and how can i get there with public transport starting from Bandung. Best, Ahmed

6 May 2018|

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Hi Ahmed. I'm not familiar about navigating around the area but I think you can contact a local guide that I met in Tasikmalaya who took me around Kampung Naga. His name is Sandi and you may reach him via WhatsApp at +62... More

elacparl

Hello. I'm planning to visit Kampung Naga from Yogyakarta some time in May. Any transportation suggestions? Is there also a place to stay in Kampung Naga in case I want to spend a night there? Will appreciate any tips or insights. Thanks!

18 April 2018|

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Hi there Sounds like a good plan .. I guess you are flying from bandung to Yogya .. Tasik does have a small domestic airport I believe Wings or Batik air do it direct about an 1hr flight .. From tasik to Jakarta also... More