The estate covers approximately 12 hectares of undulating terrain in the Bogor Regency.
It integrates a working agricultural model with tourism, allowing visitors to participate in seasonal harvesting cycles.
The property features a dedicated outbound area designed for team-building exercises and leadership training.
Facilities are structured to teach traditional Javanese agricultural methods, including manual rice planting techniques.
The location utilizes its proximity to natural water sources to maintain various fishing ponds stocked for recreational angling.
Kebun Wisata Pasirmukti is a 12-hectare agritourism estate located in the Citeureup district of Bogor, offering an educational focus on agriculture and horticulture. The property features extensive fruit orchards, rice paddies, and vegetable gardens designed for hands-on farming experiences. Accommodations are available on-site through traditional-style huts and guest houses. Recreational facilities include a swimming pool, fishing ponds, and outbound adventure zones for group activities. The site serves as a venue for school field trips and corporate retreats due to its large-scale garden layouts and meeting halls. Visitors can engage in activities such as harvesting seasonal crops, planting rice, and learning about composting techniques. The landscape is characterized by its hilly topography, providing views of the surrounding West Javanese countryside. It maintains a focus on sustainable agricultural practices and environmental conservation.
The elevated viewing deck overlooking the terraced rice paddies and the distant mountain range.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes to navigate the unpaved paths and muddy rice paddy areas.
Bring a change of clothes if you plan to participate in rice planting or water-based outbound activities.
Apply insect repellent before entering the garden zones to protect against mosquitoes and other foliage-dwelling insects.
Attempting to tour the extensive estate on foot without adequate water, as the terrain is hilly and humid.
Respect agricultural crops by not picking fruits or vegetables without staff supervision.
