Kampung Batik Kauman is the oldest village in Pekalongan District, known for its traditional batik production where locals engage in home industry practices. Visitors can stay at local homestays, participate in batik printing, and experience cultural attractions such as the Al Jamie' Great Mosque built in 1852. The village features historical architecture, over 50 shops selling batik, and offers a range of traditional Pekalongan cuisines.

1. KAMPUNG BATIK KAUMAN
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2. Kampung Batik Kauman or Kauman Batik Village is
the eldest village in Pekalongan district, East of
Pekalongan City; this area knows as the center for
Batik (Indonesian traditional garment industry),
where almost of its local people produce as batik
home industry and canting (instrument of painting
batik). This Kauman is very unique, you can stay at
the local homestay and join local daily activities,
see the local producing printing and hand writing
batik, coloring process, to the final process and
become ready to sell product. Some of the houses
are still authentic with Chinese, Dutch colonial and
Islamic influences. Another attraction is Al Jamie'
great mosque, built in 1852 or watch Terbang
Genjring and Simtudduror as one of unique art and
culture of Kauman’s religious music.

5. So Much Fun To Do

6. Batik printing attraction, experience print yourself your
own batik

7. Batik printing attraction, experience print yourself your
own batik
Or experience learn to paint batik and bring home your
own batik painting

8. Environmentally friendly with modern and well waste
management system

9. Beautiful batik graffiti and mural along the streets inside
this Kampung Batik Kauman

10. There are 27 historical houses with mix traditional Arabic,
Chinese, Dutch Colonial and Javanese architectures

11. More than 50 shops and showrooms selling batik and
souvenirs

12. Green scenery environment along the streets of this
Kampung Batik Kauman

13. Historical mosque the Grand Mosque of Kauman Al’
Jamie

14. Authentic traditional Pekalongan’s cuisines: Tauto,
Lontong Opor, Nasi Megono, Ronde, Akar Alang-alang

15. HOW TO GET HERE…
1. By Flight from Jakarta to Semarang (1 hr then
by Car from Semarang to Pekalongan (2 hrs)
2. By Train from Jakarta to Pekalongan (5 hrs)
3. By Car from Jakarta or Bandung (7 hrs), from
Jogyakarta (3 hrs)

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