About Taman Bunga Nusantara
Taman Bunga Nusantara is a 35-hectare flower display garden located in Kawungluwuk, Sukaresmi, Cipanas, Cianjur Regency, West Java, Indonesia. Opened on 10 September 1995 as Indonesia's first modern flower exhibition park, it features diverse themed gardens including French, Japanese, Balinese, rose and maze gardens. Situated on the highlands between Jakarta and Bandung, it is a major horticultural, educational and recreational tourism destination.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large landscaped flower park on sloping highland terrain with extensive themed gardens, seasonal flower displays, a central lake, a plant maze, and glasshouse collections. Paths connect distinct garden zones with bridges, pavilions, and photo spots. The environment is open-air and garden-focused with walking routes, shaded seating areas, and views of surrounding hills. Activities center on sightseeing, photography, leisurely walks and family recreation.
Key highlights
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35-hectare flower exhibition park with multiple international themed gardens
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French Garden with formal symmetrical design and central fountain
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Japanese Garden and Balinese Garden showcasing distinct landscape styles
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Large flower maze and topiary displays
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Seasonal flower displays and rose garden with extensive collections
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Central lake with garden views and photo spots
History of Taman Bunga Nusantara
Developed as Indonesia's first large-scale flower exhibition garden and inaugurated on 10 September 1995, Taman Bunga Nusantara was established on 35 hectares in the Cipanas highlands to promote horticulture, floriculture education and tourism.
Culture & Context
The garden showcases Indonesian and international garden design traditions, including Balinese, Japanese and French styles, and serves as a venue for flower festivals, horticultural education and family recreation reflecting appreciation for ornamental plants in Indonesian culture.
Route
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