Tourism Destinatons
About Bojonegoro Regency
Bojonegoro Regency has 230.706 Ha widths, with the number of inhabitant is 1.176.386, and is part of East Java province. Its location is about 110 km from East Java province and state in 6°59' 7°37' latitudes and 112°09' longitudes.
Bojonegoro regency has many tourist attractions such as, nature tour, artificial tour, cultural tour, pilgrimage tour. One of Bojonegoro tourist attractions that become the mainstay is Kayangan Api, this tourism object is the biggest eternal fire in Asia and estimated the biggest in the world.
Geographically
Bojonegoro is located in the inland part of northern Java
plain, in the banks of Bengawan Solo River (the largest river
in Java). As with most of Java, Bojonegoro landscape is dominated
with rice paddy fields. In Bojonegoro area, Bengawan Solo
River changes its course from northward to eastward. Seasonal
conditions are often very contrasting. In the rainy season,
rain will fall almost daily while in dry season; the rain
will not come for months, causing widespread drought and water
shortages.
Bojonegoro is bordered by:
North side: Tuban regency
East side: Lamongan regency
South side: Madiun, Nganjuk and Jombang regency
West side: Ngawi and Blora (Central Java)
Whereas, Bojonegoro regency is has a lot of interesting tourism objects, which usually visited by many people in the holiday. This area is support with its good geographical and good mountainous area, so that Bojonegoro becomes one of tourism area supplier I East Java province.
Geology Tourism of Mine
One of the unique Bojonegoro tourism objects is the geology
tourism of oil mine. This geology tourism is interesting tourism
and uniquely because this mine is done by human resource and
there is also using truck machine to carry away the raw oil
(Lantung) from the earth. The location is sbout 50 km of west
side of Bojonegoro city, precisely, in teak forest area, Wonocolo
village, Kedewan district. IT can reach by two and four wheel
vehicle. This oil well is the oil wells of Dutch’s omission.




