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BUNAR adalah sebuah desa di kecamatan Cigudeg, Bogor Jawa Barat yang dilintasi Jalan Raya menghubungkan Bogor dengan Rangkasbitung. Desa ini dilintasi oleh sungai Cidurian yang mengalir cukup jauh dari Taman nasional Gunung Halimun dan bermuara di Banten. Desa yang nyaman ini dipercantik dengan keindahan Cidurian yang mengalir sepanjang tepian jalan.
Bunar cukup terkenal dengan produksi buah-buahan dan padi. Beberapa yang terkenal diantaranya adalah buah-buahan semusim, seperti Manggis, Cempedak dan durian. Ketiga tanaman buah ini biasanya berbuah pada waktu yang bersamaan.
Jalan-jalan ke Cigudeg sangat mengesankan. Seperti saat ini disana sedang musim buah.
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Some Fruits huts selling Mangosteen and Cempedak
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BUNAR is a village in Cigudeg district, Bogor, West Java, which is crossed by the main road connecting Bogor with Rangkasbitung. The village is crossed by Cidurian river that flows far enough from the Mount Halimun National Park and empties into the estuary in Banten Bay. This cozy village is adorned with the beauty of Cidurian that is flowing along the road.
Bunar quite famous for the fruits and rice produces. Some of them are seasonal fruits such as Mangosteen, Durian (Durio zibethinus) and Cempedak (Artocarpus integer ) . Those three plants usually bear fruit at the same time.
Traveling to Cigudeg on weekend is very interesting. As currently fruit season.
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Stream of Cidurian River
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The wild ferns on Oil Palm tree and Wild Flowers along the road to Bunar
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CIGUDEG pleis bilong tu mi 
The Cidurian river looks beautiful.
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When I came to take the first photo there was no one on the river. A Villager told me to come back at 4 pm for some more interesting attraction. Guess what is that ?… That is the routine afternoon bathing time. Surprising!, and I was fascinated by naked villagers out there. 🙂
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That is interesting. In your first photo of the river, I was surprised that no one was in it or on the banks. Now I know why; it was not bathing time.
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And the fruit must be delicious too. I have tasted mangosteen but not durian or cempedak. I think cempedak is a bit like Jackfruit or breadfruit which I have tried. I like breadfruit very much. And the seeds of the breadfruit, too.
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Yes, that is true. Durian and Cempedak taste very sweet and have very strong scent too.
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Beautiful shots of a beautiful country..:-)
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There is always different between ours and there is always similarity too. your country is beautiful to my eyes so is mine to yours. Thank you for your kind words. 🙂
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Pemandangan yang indah dan alami… love it.
– Foto sungai jam 4 sore belum di upload pak ??… hehehe… 🙂
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Hahahaha… gak ah, ntar kena UU pornografi lagi! 🙂 Thanks for nice words.
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Such a beautiful place…I really like the close up of the river flowing over the rocks…the second one…it is gorgeous…the wild ferns and flowers are so lush…lovely…
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I always take pictures of the subject which other people don’t . Thank you very much for your kind words and I am grateful that you enjoyed it. Best wishes to you and yours, Heather. 🙂
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Absolutely beautiful. I have come back to this post a couple of times. You combined water shorts with everyday activities. The first thought that entered my mind was from Wendell Berry. Thank you!
“It may be that when we no longer know what to do,
we have come to our real work
and when we no longer know which way to go,
we have begun our real journey.
The mind that is not baffled is not employed.
The impeded stream is the one that sings.”
― Wendell Berry
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Oh My Dear, what so lovely phrases of Wendell Berry, Rebecca. I am so delighted that you always see my post deeply linked into your insight and not just look at the pictures. You see, I am always fascinated with the splendor of your words for me and other bloggers here, so special!. Wishing you and yours all the very best. Thank you.
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Your photos are wonderful, Muhammad. I want to wade in the water, buy fruits and vegetables at the roadside stands and pick flowers in the field!
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Those what were in our minds too, Kathleen. As I came back at 4pm, I saw gentle people there (so many men and women, boys and girls) soaking, wading in the water unclothed whilst the children plunging from the rocks over and over. My mind flew over the water flow then dive with them. :-). Thank you very much for your kind togetherness.
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Not so different really – we too have small towns near rivers, roadside wildflowers, sometimes in the daisy family, fern covered tree trunks, and people selling fruit in season. Thank you for helping me see what we have in common.
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It is so nice to know the similarity of our parts of the world, Lynn. When I go out of town for what we have in common, I always think those can be uncommon to others. Just like what you do see ordinary things with extraordinary way. I am so happy having you live in the country in mostly similar to mine and I am really fascinated by your works too. Have a great day. – muhammads
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Looks like you had a wonder-filled weekend if the picture tell just half of it! Great share. Thank you.
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You are always welcome, Jagged. The Villagers are very friendly and always look happy with our presence around them. Thank you for taking your spare time for my blog and share this post with me. have a great day
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Looks like paradise to me.
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Thank you for your nice words, Ron.
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Wow , So Beautiful . Nicely Captur . 🙂
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Thank you again for your wonderful compliment, parth893. I wish you the best and bless. 🙂
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Very Beautiful place
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Thank you very much for your nice words and also I am glad you visited my blog. Hope you would come back some other time whenever you have spare time. 🙂
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