Serang is de hoofdstad van provincie Banten en was vroeger het administratieve centrum van Serang en toen Banten nog een deel van provincie West Java was. Serang is de centrale gemeente van de provincie en business activiteiten en ook de ingang naar enkele de meest betoverende wonderen van Banten, namelijk het Ujung Kulon National Park, het Tanjung Lesung Resort, het Sawarna Strand en veel meer.
Serang was vroeger bekend als de plaats van het bloeiende Islamitische Banten Sultanaat en werd een voortreffelijk handelscentrum in Zuidoost Azië. Vandaag ziet u het glorieuze verleden nog stralen van de locatie van de oude hoofdstad wat nu bekend als Old Banten Complex. Dit gebouw met de authentieke koloniale architectuur in Banten dat nog behouden is, is het Pendopo Gubernur Banten (De governor kantoor van Banten)
Een andere historische locatie is de Haven Karangantu. De haven was vroeger druk met handelsschepen vanuit China, Arab, Turkije en andere landen die regelmatig deze haven gebruikten. Hoewel de haven tegenwoordig veranderd is naar een klein vissersdorp, maar het is de toegangspoort naar enkele van de meest fascinerende eilanden voor de kust van Banten voor diegenen die van vissen, snorkelen en duiken houden.
Hoe komt u er
Serang ligt op ongeveer 90 km afstand van de hoofdstad Jakarta en kan worden bereikt in iets meer dan 2 uur rijden via de Jakarta - Merak snelweg. De meest comfortabele manier om de stad te bereiken is met een huur auto. U kunt de openbare bussen nemen van het Kalideres busstation in Jakarta. Als alternatief, kunt u de trein nemen vanaf Tanah Abang treinstation of het Kota treinstation in Jakarta naar Serang station. De Banten Express neemt de route naar Serang vanaf Jakarta Kota Station, de Patas Merak van Tanah Abang Station en de Kalimaya trein ook vanaf het Tanah Abang Station.
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