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Singosari Temple
Singosari Temple, located about 12 kilometers north of Malang, is one of the monuments built in memory of Kertanagara, the last king of Singosari, who died when his palace was seized by a usurper in 1292. The temple was partially restored in the 1930's.

The roof, in its original state, would have mirrored the cosmic Mt Mahameru of Hindu mythology, four lesser pinnacles on each side surrounding a taller, central 'peak'. Yet it seems that the temple was never completed. The impressive kala heads, highly detailed on the roof, become mere outlines above the entrance and wall niches lower down, showing that the fine carving was executed from the top downwards. For unknown reasons, the artists appear to have abandoned their work.

West of the temple, at a distance of some 200 meters, two enormous guardian figures stand on either side of the road. It has been suggested that the location of these statues may be the site of the original entrance to the palace of Singosari.

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BANDUNG LAUTAN API
Bandung Lautan Api (Bandung as Sea of Fire) is a fire that occurred in the city of Bandung, on March 24, 1946. Within seven hours, about 200,000 residents of Bandung burned their homes, leaving the city to the mountains in the south of Bandung.

Bandung was deliberately burned by TRI and local people with the intention that the British could not use Bandung as a strategic military headquarters. Everywhere there is black smoke billowing high into the air, and all the power supplies are not functioning. The British Army began to attack so fierce fighting occurred. The greatest battle in the Village name Dayeuh Kolot, in South Bandung, where there is a large ammunition depot belonging to the British.

In this battle, Mohammad Toha and Ramdan, two of the militias of the Indonesian People's Front called for a mission to destroy the ammunition depot. Muhammad Toha succeeded in blowing up the warehouse using dynamite. The large warehouse then exploded, but sadly both militias caught fire in it. Since then, the South Bandung has been empty of inhabitants and TRI but the fire still burns soared and Bandung becomes a sea of fire.

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On the Bukit Peninsula lies a park with its iconic majestic monument called Garuda Wisnu Kencana or simply known as GWK. It presents the limestone plateau with a beautiful serene park in southern Bali. The cultural park is dedicated to embracing and preserving the art, cultural and spiritual aspects of the Island of Bali. This 60-hectare park offers a place to watch art & cultural performances, observe exhibitions, and experience conferences. In addition, there are breathtaking spots for you to spend the day.

The central icon is the incredible monument of Garuda Wisnu Kencana, one of the tallest and largest modern statues with over 120 meters in height and 64 meters in width. It is conceptualized by Nyoman Nuarta, Indonesia's finest contemporary sculptor. The landmark depicts the Hindu God Vishnu riding aloft on his winged mount Garuda. Vishnu is considered a member of the holy trinity of Hinduism along with Shiva and Brahma. He is the most important God of Vaishnavism, the largest Hindu sect. Garuda is an eagle-like creature with human features in Hindu mythology.

Garuda Wisnu Kencana Foundation initiated the project with the vision of becoming an international attraction. As a result, GWK is now offering several facilities ideal for various events, both local and international. The Garuda Wisnu Kencana complex has everything a tourist needs, including culinary delights, shopping spots and spectacular scenes.