Ngaringan Tanjung Park

 

 

Ngaringan Tanjung Park is located in rice field area village in Tanjungharjo, Ngaringan, Grobogan Regency, Central Java.  It located about 20 km from Purwodadi. A water tourism object which is quite complete with a variety of interesting and fun water rides used as a place to fill school holidays and weekends. This tourists attraction can be visited by all ages ranging from children to adults who can also enjoy recreation at Ngaringan Tanjung Park which is located on Jalan Besar Purwodadi-Blora, precisely in the area of Kampung KB, Tanjungharjo Village, Ngaringan District. This tour is very crowded when visited during holidays. Most of the family groups not many young people who want to spend their weekend there. The various facilities provided in Ngaringan Tanjung Park tourism are quite complete including places to eat, prayer rooms and toilets to complement the needs of tourists to feel at home in Ngaringan Tanjung Park.

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