Greetings,
A few days ago I was walking around the City of Bandung around Simpang lima. This area is one that many people visit to buy neccessities such as clothes,food and other items, also see the atmosphere of life in this area.
I tried to walk along the sidewalk,the Simpang lima area in Bandung is one of the landmak. There are five main roads that meet at this place,Sunda street, veteran street,Gatot Subroto street,Ahmad Yani street and Asia Africa street.
The middle of the meeting of the five roads there is a monument about 15 meters high is a rectangular shape. This monument is a reminder of the history of the Asia-Africa conference.
This cube shaped is incribed with the names of Countries that have participated in the Asia-Africa conference,such as Afganistan Countries,Bahrain, Bangladesh,Cambodia,Malaysia, Srilanka and other Asian Countries.
This inter section is also the starting point for entering the Asia-Africa road around this intersection, there is a high rise bank office building and there are still old buildings that are still being preserved,wich are cultural heritage buildings.
Shiffing to the east to see a small garden with pound pips painted in color as beauty accessories and can see Volkswagen car being serviced.
Then walked again towards the Kosambi market,saw a shop called Toko tiga sells branded clothes,panth such as Levis,Wrangler, Lee cooper,Cardinal, Lee brands.
The price are quite cheap and this Toko tiga,is one of the Customer of some Malaysians when they are on vacation in Indonesia, in front of the Toko tiga, there are many tailor who repair panth when the size id too big.
Next to the Kosambi market in Bandung city,there is a building in the form of an old building. This building is an Art building called Rumentang siang ,a place for Bandung artists to gather,this building is still used for performing arts performances.
This building the Colonial era Netherlands in 1925, this building is a preserved cultural heritage building. Form of art deco architectural,before Indonesia's independence,this building funtioned as s Theater.
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