What a challenging recreational activity utilizing a raft to navigate a river. Here’s a great place for rafting, Kasembon Rafting where located in Bayem Village, a part of Malang District – Province of East Java, Indonesia. The river is named Sumberdandang. The route is seven point five kilometers long, which will take two hours to spend for beginners. It’s a class two and three level of rafting river with amazing nature along the river’s path.

This is the most affordable rafting site ever in Java or probably in Indonesia with great quality rafting services. For rafting explorers, though it is not too hard to ride on in term of grade, but it hasn’t published well. Hence, it might offer new experiences.

The beauty of nature on the area of rafting will charm the visitor when they enter. Especially when the harvest time comes, farmers’ activities when they are harvesting the plant flare some exotic touches.

On the east side, Anjasmoro Mountain with the smalls green of forests in wide-scale sets from north to south. If lucky, the visitor will see stunning sunset in a time while enjoying “coconut water” fresh from the coconut trees surround the area to complete the day. Additionally Kasembon Rafting’s staffs maintain a very good relationship with the nature and local communities. That’s why the visitors will always be welcomed by the local people. They give the “feels like home” experience.

The Kasembon Rafting established in 2006, founded by four young people who intend and care to the nature. In short, they found the river was dirty and has good potential for rafting. Cooperation between a private company and government has done the site based on the idea of the founders.

How to get there

The first point is arriving at Malang. The city can be reach from many small cities in East Java district. There are only two airlines from Jakarta – Malang – Jakarta. The the airport is Abdulrachman Saleh. To get more information about flight schedule, click here. Easier, train is the most reachable transportation to Malang, it directs to the train station down town. From there, many public transport choices to the Kasembon Village or better rent a car with bargain price, but still, it costly.

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