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Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park Crowned Favorite in “My Bucket List 2025” by Legenda Khatulistiwa

From hundreds of entries submitted by nature enthusiasts and seasoned travelers alike, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park has been chosen as the most coveted destination in My Bucket List 2025, a signature initiative by Legenda Khatulistiwa that celebrates Indonesia's natural treasures. Among dozens of breathtaking contenders, Bromo captured the collective imagination for all the right reasons.

Beauty, Belief, and Breathtaking Terrain

Dramatic, mystical, and culturally rich, Bromo is more than a national park. It is a journey through Indonesia's volcanic heartland. The vast sea of sand, framed by Mount Bromo's iconic crater and the towering presence of Mount Semeru, creates a cinematic terrain that continues to inspire awe. More than just scenery, it is also home to the Tenggerese people, whose spiritual traditions, including the annual Yadnya Kasada ceremony, bring depth and sacred meaning to this ecotourism haven.

Located in East Java and easily accessible from Surabaya and Malang, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park is one of the most visited yet still revered national parks in Indonesia. From sunrise treks to off-road adventures, and from temple visits to quiet meditative moments above the caldera, Bromo offers a rare combination of accessibility, drama, and cultural immersion. For many, it's not just a stop on their itinerary, but the centerpiece of their Indonesia bucket list.

Preserving Wonders, Inspiring Journeys

Of the 50 national parks across the archipelago, Bromo's selection reflects a growing interest in heritage-driven, sustainable travel. My Bucket List 2025 was created to encourage the public to reconnect with nature and explore Indonesia's unparalleled biodiversity and cultural depth.

Other outstanding parks also earned recognition. Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, continues to captivate the world with its legendary Komodo dragons and world-class diving experiences. Meanwhile, Wasur National Park in Papua, known as the “Serengeti of Papua”, is celebrated for its wetlands and rare wildlife species found nowhere else in Southeast Asia.

As Legenda Khatulistiwa continues its mission to showcase Indonesia's most extraordinary destinations, one message resonates: these aren't just places to visit. They're ecosystems, cultures, and legacies worth preserving. For travelers seeking authentic, meaningful experiences in Indonesia, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park is more than a winner. It's a call to adventure, wonder, and connection.

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