Bogor Presidential Palace

4 Arif Fai Hadiantoro - 3 months ago

This Palace is one of the Six Presidential Palace which owned by the Indonesian Government. There are several parameters which are guarded by the Army.

4 Iwok Abqary - 3 years ago

A short visit to Bogor for a workshop and gladly could spare my tight schedule to see the palace directly. Sadly i couldn't see it closer and only admire it from outside the gate and fence. Was it because i came too early in the morning and the gate was still closed? Hopefully i could come back again and get through the gate and see the palace much closer.

5 _LF - 3 years ago

The Bogor Palace, located in Bogor City adjoining with Bogor Botanical Garden. If you willing to visit this Palace, better mark you calendar on the Anniversary day of Bogor city. The Palace will be opened for public for five days from July 24 to July 28 for every year, and you need to registered to local administrative prior come to this place. Ingat! Selalu berpakaian rapi denagn batik dan celana/rok bahannya ya :)

5 Andi Ashari - 8 months ago

Of all the Presidential Palaces, the Bogor Presidential Palace is the best palace I have ever seen, no wonder Mr. Joko Widodo chose this place as a place to live with his family while sitting in the presidential chair, I always dreamed of living in this green and beatuful place

5 Putri Metrianda H Sadiah - 3 years ago

I was so lucky to have visited this place twice during the birthday event of Kota Bogor, the first time was in 2008 the most memorable cause I was literally explore every room in the palace with the guide explaining the function of each room. The second time in 2014 I wasn't able to come in, just take the step on the stairs. This place is magical, it has its own charm that makes you amazed of every corner inside. The garden is so unique with lots of statue... Too bad, we were not allowed to take picture inside the palace.

5 Adfilespro - 2 years ago

Istana Bogor was opened to the public in 1968 to public tour groups (not individuals), with the permission of the acting President of Indonesia, Suharto. The gardens of the palace covers an area of 284,000 square metres (28.4 hectares).

5 Lavi Amandaa - 3 months ago

Nice