The botanical garden has been around since the era of the Pajajaran King of Sunda, playing an important role in 15th-century local life. It fell into neglect with the changing times, until the Dutch revived it, filling it with various plants and scientific knowledge. The garden was developed by a German botanist in 1817.

During the era of the Sunda king, Prabu Siliwangi frequented the Jagakarta temple, a sacred Hindu place. Numerous people visited the temple to pray, respect the sacred house, and meet Prabu Siliwangi, a revered Sunda figure.

The Cinangka waterfall is a place of serene beauty nestled in the Salak mountain, near the temple. It is an idyllic spot for camping.

Wayang Golek refers to traditional Sundanese puppetry accompanied by Sunda gamelan music. These puppets, used by the Hindu, Muslim, and Sunda communities, played an essential role in imparting religious teachings. To fully understand Golek, we provide tours to puppet makers, allowing you to observe local craftsmanship.