Adipura Park
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Muaz Sanusi
جاكرتا, إندونيسيا200 مساهمة
رجال الأعمال • ديسمبر 2017
Taman ini sejuk, dengan pepohonannya yang banyak dan rindang, ada banyak kursi untuk duduk duduk santai, dengan area parkir yang luas, hanya saja, tidak ada jogging track, sehingga jika anda ingin berjogging di tempat ini, maka anda harus berjogging di luar area taman ini.
كُتب بتاريخ 20 ديسمبر 2017
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AZER317
Bogor, إندونيسيا114 مساهمة
الأصدقاء • مايو 2017
Ditengah kota sumenep terdapat taman yang hijau, rindang dan sejuk, tidak terlalu luas memang namun cukup. Lokasinya persis didepan masjid Agung Sumenep dan penataan taman ini cukup baik. Di taman ini terdapat tempat untuk duduk2 dan disaat pagi/siang itu tidak begitu ramai dikunjungi.Taman ini akan lebih baik lagi tentunya jika bisa menjaga kebersihan dan perawatannya.
كُتب بتاريخ 25 مايو 2017
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sukandaru p
Purwokerto, إندونيسيا3,516 مساهمة
زوجان • نوفمبر 2016
Bila Anda merasa kepanasan setelah keliling ke obyek-obyek wisata kota Sumenep, mampirlah ke Taman Adipura untuk menghirup udara segar penuh oksigen yang di keluarkan pepohonan hijau nan rimbun yang tumbuh di taman ini. yang relatif sepi dibanding taman-taman di Jawa yang selalu dipadati pengunjung; ada beberapa bangku/tempat duduk sambil menikmati kuliner khas,ada taman/pot bunga yang tersusun indah & rapi diantara hamparan rumput hijau,beberapa kandang burung merpati di cat warna-warni menghiasi taman,sedangkan beberapa burung merpati tampak berjalan dan ada yang terbang berseliweran mencari makan. Wah suasana betul-betul membuat tubuh menjadi
كُتب بتاريخ 23 نوفمبر 2016
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Graeme S
40 مساهمة
الأصدقاء • أغسطس 2016
This is the town square. It comes alive at night when locals come and sit here and socialise. It is illuminated at night and is full of street vendors selling everything from peanuts to toys. If you enjoy meeting locals this is a good place to stroll. At the edges of the square there are many food vendors selling street food.
كُتب بتاريخ 29 أغسطس 2016
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Umi Rukailah Safari
East Java, إندونيسيا147 مساهمة
الأصدقاء • نوفمبر 2015
This Park became icon of Sumenep.It is very relaxing place to see real Madura.Going around the place by picnic train mobile is awesome. We can enjoy how clean and order the town is. it is located across Masjid Agung, another iconic building of this beutiful city of Sumenep
كُتب بتاريخ 14 أغسطس 2016
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Marilynne C
Frankston, أستراليا236 مساهمة
بمفردك • يوليو 2016
The shade offered by the trees was most welcome. A great place to relax during the heat of the day; few people there. Central to museum, palace and mosque. Not much else tourist wise in Sumenep which is very clean city and not much traffic. The pavements are great to walk on - no motorbikes to dodge, open drains or tree roots.
كُتب بتاريخ 31 يوليو 2016
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ilhamsteria
Tasikmalaya, إندونيسيا308 مساهمات
الأصدقاء • سبتمبر 2014
Sebagai orang yang hidup di pulau Jawa, sangat jarang saya menemui taman kota yang sepi yang nyaman seperti taman Adipura ini. Tepat berada di seberang masjid Agung Sumenep, taman ini dapat mudah dijangkau. Terdapat juga merpati-merpati yang menambah indah taman ini. Satu hal yang mengganggu adalah sampah-sampah yang berserakan. Mungkin pemerintah lokal dapat menambah jumlah tempat sampah disekitar taman.
كُتب بتاريخ 30 أغسطس 2015
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Vincent M
نيو أورلينز, لويزيانا2,256 مساهمة
فبراير 2015
Taman Adipura is the Central Park of Sumenep (though the one in NYC is a lot bigger). Center of town, across from the great masjid. And the one place that everyone gathers as the sun goes down, replacing sweltering day with re-invigorating evening.
No one in Sumenep actually calls it Taman Adipura. i could find no Indonesian translation of the word so I suppose it's Adipura Park, with Adipura being some politician or businessman. There are large signs up proudly proclaiming its official name. But to no avail. People still call it Taman Bunga, the Flower Garden. Even the corner police station is the Taman Bunga Station, not Adipura. And it truly is a garden, although flowers and shade trees are supplemented by park benches, swings, and a central fountain. At night the Garden is illuminated and rimmed with colorful rides shaped like various fabulous animals. Street vendors are on all sides of the square.
Sumerep is both a small city--70,000 citizens--and a remote one, on the eastern tip of Madura. So I suppose everyone knows everyone, and meeting friends, relatives, neighbors and fellow mosque-goers is a pleasant and natural thing to do, a municipal custom. I should note that many towns and villages on Madura have a distinctly Sicilian atmosphere to them: old-whitewashed houses with red tile roofs, palms but also hard arid places, and the Mediterranean-colored waters of Madura Strait. Sumenep is a bit more colorful than the all-whitewashed towns, having lemon yellow and lime green and pale blue houses, but there's still something intangibly Sicilian to the city, and the nightly gathering of townspeople in Taman Bunga would make many an Italian remember childhood back home.
Until Sumenep somehow is "discovered" the odds are you'll be the only non-Indonesian in town: even Surabayans rarely come here. Particularly if you're a Bule, a Westerner, you'll create a bit of a sensation. Folks who know a word or two of English will show off their expertise by calling out things like "Hello," "How are you" and "Good morn-ning" (even if it's evening.) A call back of "I am good, terima kasih!" will make their day. Teenagers who have studied English will come forward nervously and ask to speak to you. I talked at length about acwide range of subjects, with one gentleman who spoke quite good English, having travelled in his day.
The great white-and-yellow gate of the mosque is illuminated across the jalan. There's a relaxed carnival atmosphere. Sumerep certainly doesn't have the night life of, say, Jakarta. But I doubt anyone in Sumerep would want it: drugs and alcohol, KTV, violent street crime. Instead, friendly folk meet and greet neighbors, and the occasional strangers, in the Flower Garden. (See photos).
The Taman Bunga is between the royal palace and the mosque. The masjid was part of the royal complex, so I'm guessing the Flower Garden dates from at least the late 18th century, when the mosque and most of the palace was built. I suppose you could say that the sultan's complex was the brain of the city, and the mosque was the soul of it. And every evening Taman Bunga, now Adipura, is the heart of Sumenep.
No one in Sumenep actually calls it Taman Adipura. i could find no Indonesian translation of the word so I suppose it's Adipura Park, with Adipura being some politician or businessman. There are large signs up proudly proclaiming its official name. But to no avail. People still call it Taman Bunga, the Flower Garden. Even the corner police station is the Taman Bunga Station, not Adipura. And it truly is a garden, although flowers and shade trees are supplemented by park benches, swings, and a central fountain. At night the Garden is illuminated and rimmed with colorful rides shaped like various fabulous animals. Street vendors are on all sides of the square.
Sumerep is both a small city--70,000 citizens--and a remote one, on the eastern tip of Madura. So I suppose everyone knows everyone, and meeting friends, relatives, neighbors and fellow mosque-goers is a pleasant and natural thing to do, a municipal custom. I should note that many towns and villages on Madura have a distinctly Sicilian atmosphere to them: old-whitewashed houses with red tile roofs, palms but also hard arid places, and the Mediterranean-colored waters of Madura Strait. Sumenep is a bit more colorful than the all-whitewashed towns, having lemon yellow and lime green and pale blue houses, but there's still something intangibly Sicilian to the city, and the nightly gathering of townspeople in Taman Bunga would make many an Italian remember childhood back home.
Until Sumenep somehow is "discovered" the odds are you'll be the only non-Indonesian in town: even Surabayans rarely come here. Particularly if you're a Bule, a Westerner, you'll create a bit of a sensation. Folks who know a word or two of English will show off their expertise by calling out things like "Hello," "How are you" and "Good morn-ning" (even if it's evening.) A call back of "I am good, terima kasih!" will make their day. Teenagers who have studied English will come forward nervously and ask to speak to you. I talked at length about acwide range of subjects, with one gentleman who spoke quite good English, having travelled in his day.
The great white-and-yellow gate of the mosque is illuminated across the jalan. There's a relaxed carnival atmosphere. Sumerep certainly doesn't have the night life of, say, Jakarta. But I doubt anyone in Sumerep would want it: drugs and alcohol, KTV, violent street crime. Instead, friendly folk meet and greet neighbors, and the occasional strangers, in the Flower Garden. (See photos).
The Taman Bunga is between the royal palace and the mosque. The masjid was part of the royal complex, so I'm guessing the Flower Garden dates from at least the late 18th century, when the mosque and most of the palace was built. I suppose you could say that the sultan's complex was the brain of the city, and the mosque was the soul of it. And every evening Taman Bunga, now Adipura, is the heart of Sumenep.
كُتب بتاريخ 3 مارس 2015
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