Sragen's Attractions

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Sragen regency is about 20 km from Surakarta City. It's adjacent with Ngawi and Karanganyar. If you want to go East Java through southern, you have to traverse Sragen. Furthermore, you can enjoy some place such as historical attraction and cultural heritage.

1. Sangiran Early Man Site
Sangiran is a place that fossil of Meganthropus Palaejavanicus and Phitecanthropus Erectus were discovered.  Moreover, many fossils of ancient human had discovered at that place. So far, there were 13.685 fossils in Sangiran. and you have to know that Sangiran had been enacted as World Heritage by UNESCO.

2. Kemukus Mountain
Kemukus is one of the popular destination for looking wealth. People usually have a sex ritual at Kemukus to get rich.

3. Batik from Kliwonan 
Batik is a part of Javanese culture and acknowledged by UNESCO as a representative list of the intangible cultural heritage humanity. Kliwonan village located at Masaran district
Location: Sragen, Sragen Sub-District, Sragen Regency, Central Java, Indonesia

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