Pekalongan
Pekalongan (Dutch: Residentie Pekalongan) is a region of Central Java in Indonesia.
Cities edit
- 1 Batang — dense forestry regency
- 2 Brebes — shallot agriculture and salted duck egg industry
- 3 Kajen — the capital of Pekalongan Regency
- 4 Pekalongan — a Batik city has become a part of UNESCO Creative Cities
- 5 Pemalang — Comal river and pineapple agriculture
- 6 Slawi
— the capital of Tegal Regency - 7 Tegal — a lively north coast town with a strong colonial past
Understand edit
Talk edit
Pekalongan dialect Javanese language is used in Tegal (western part), Weleri (eastern part) and the Kendeng Mountains area (southern part).
Get in edit
By train edit
Some cities, Brebes, Tegal, Pemalang, Pekalongan, and Batang is served by train services from Indonesia's capital Jakarta or Central Java's capital Semarang.
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By car edit
Cities are connected by good condition Great Post Road and Trans-Java Toll Road.
See edit
See Batik Museum in the city of Pekalongan.
Do edit
Take a hot bath in Guci natural hot spring in Tegal.
Eat edit
Warung Tegal (abbreviated as "Warteg"), a general term for middle to lower class food and beverage stalls on the side of the road in Indonesia. Most of them were managed by people from two villages in Tegal Regency back then.
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As an area with a Muslim majority, it is very difficult to find alcohol drinks in the area. Try specialty tea drink teh poci (hot tea in claypot teapot with rock sugar) in Tegal.