Juanda Park

History of Forest Park is formerly known as Dago Pakar was started in 1922, when forest limits are determined. In 1963, the protected forests began to be prepared as a forest or botanical garden tours. Therefore, an area of ​​30 ha at the start planting trees originating from different regions, both within and outside Indonesia.
Top Ideas Governor of West Java Province on August 23, 1965, the forest was inaugurated as the Botanical Gardens / Forest Recreation Ir. H. Djuanda. In 1980 its management was transferred from Perhutanioffice to the Directorate General of Protection and Preservation of Nature (now the Directorate General of Protection and Nature Conservation / PHPA).
You can see different types of plants that grow in this forest. There are approximately 2500 trees are included in 40 families of 108 species, including Sumatran Pine, Teak Wood, Bayur Sulawesi, Java Teak, Mahogany Uganda, Big Leaf Mahogany, Sausage Tree, Pine or Pine, Tusan Mexico, and Kaliandra. While the fauna consists of many species of birds and mammals, including Ketilang or Cangkurileung, starling, cuckoo, eagle, turtledove, Quail Stone, Weasel, and Squirrel or Squirrel.

Directions: 8 km north of Bandung city center

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