Parahyangan Agung Temple Jagatkartta Taman Sari Gunung Salak is the biggest temple outside Bali, after Besakih Temple. This temple has Jagyangan Jagat status. Founded in 1995 The construction of the temple at the foot of Mount Salak began in 1995. The construction was marked by the construction of a temple right at the location of King Siliwangi, King of Sunda from the golden age of the Hindu kingdom of Pajajaran. During the construction process, the temple was named the Penataran Agung Gunung Salak. Some Parts of the Temple The main part of the temple is separated by three large gates called Kori Agung. The centre door has a dragon statue and is only opened during major Hindu events such as Galungan or Piadolan memorials. When there are priests from other temples who come for certain purposes, the main gate is also opened. Inside there is the Jobo Jero or Utama Mandala area, where there is the most sacred area in the temple. While around it is the Central Jobo area. In one corner there is a statue of Ganesha wrapped in yellow cloth with a pair of umbrellas on the sides. From inside the main Mandala, you can see the background in the form of Mount Salak. Even if you come there during the day, the cold air typical of the mountains directly pierces the skin.

Curug Nangka or the Nangka Waterfall is a small cataract in the foothill of Mount Salak or the Silver Mountain. Its name in English means The Jackfruit Waterfall. It is located around 20 kilometres from the centre of the City, The Bogor Palace. It takes around one hour driving or riding. It feels like walking along a wet 50 metre tunnel. Visitors must expects to get wet during the travel.