About Orchid Forest Cikole
Orchid Forest Cikole is a 12-hectare nature tourism park located in a pine forest in Cikole, Lembang, West Bandung Regency, West Java. Opened in 2017, it combines conservation, education and recreation, housing Indonesia's largest orchid collection with over 150 species, including West Java endemics. Notable for its elevated wooden bridge, glass greenhouse, and cool mountain setting at around 1,300 meters elevation, it is a popular family and nature destination near Bandung.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a cool pine forest environment at about 1,300 meters elevation with landscaped paths, an elevated Wooden Bridge, a glass Orchid House and greenhouse displaying numerous orchid species, open lawns, photo spots, and light installations in the evening. Areas to explore include orchid gardens, forest trails, camping grounds, horse riding area, and food and beverage outlets. The setting is family-oriented with nature walks, photography opportunities, and conservation education displays.
Key highlights
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12-hectare pine forest park at 1,300 meters elevation
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Indonesia's largest orchid collection with over 150 cultivated species
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150-meter elevated Wooden Bridge through pine trees
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Glass Orchid House and greenhouse for orchid conservation and display
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Evening light installations and photo spots in the forest
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Cool mountain climate and landscaped forest trails
History of Orchid Forest Cikole
Developed from a 12-hectare protected pine forest owned by Perhutani and opened as a tourism park in August 2017, Orchid Forest Cikole was established as a conservation, education and recreation site focused on preserving Indonesian orchids, including rare West Java species, while utilizing the existing pine forest landscape.
Culture & Context
Serves as a center for orchid conservation and education showcasing Indonesia's orchid diversity, including endemic species from West Java, and promotes appreciation of native flora through curated gardens, greenhouse displays, and conservation programs for visitors.
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