* I did have to be cautious when walking around, especially because I travelled alone. I had to ensure I locked the hotel doors properly. But, overall, I felt pretty safe. * I’d recommend going to Braga and trying out different kinds of foods there. If you can, rent a car/motorcycle to go around the city, as it’s not very walkable. * None, to be quite honest, I wasn’t able to explore the restaurants properly. But, as I went to the city, it’d probably taste quite the same everywhere. But I did ate at Tjuankie Stasion twice, but it was probably because I like soup-based food a lot and it was close to the hotel. * I budgeted around Rp3.000.000 for 3 nights, and ended up spending around Rp2.700.000. * I stayed in Hotel Citradream Bandung. I liked that it was close to the train station, and that it provided breakfast. Also, the room service is a good option if you don’t feel like walking around. * Mainly, if I was able to, I walked. But a lot of the times I ended up using Grab/Gojek because it wasn’t very walkable. * I went to Braga: visited Sumber Hidangan, did a self-portrait shoot, ate lunch in one of the restaurants (not local). I also went to Bakmie Tjo Kin and walked to Gedung Sate—though I ended up not going in because it was crowded at the front.
Posted: January 1, 2024It is really safe for girls as long as the areas have some people there. I'm not so sure about hidden alleys or dark places where there's no civilians living. Overall it is a safe city in the inner city and housing areas. I can't guarantee the forest without guides at night tho.
Posted: June 23, 2025actually the place is pretty safe in general, i never go out after dark so i wouldn't know how its like. using public transport is considered safe too in my own experience because i never have any problem with them though i dont use it on a daily basis
Posted: December 30, 2024