Fortresses

Fortresses from the past

Once upon a time, in the lush and vibrant archipelago of Indonesia, the Dutch left behind a legacy of grand fortresses and buildings that whispered tales of a bygone era. These structures, now weathered by time, stand as silent witnesses to the days when the Dutch East India Company ruled the spice trade.

These old forts and buildings, scattered across Indonesia, are more than just bricks and mortar. They are the echoes of a time when the Dutch sailed the seas in search of fortune and adventure. As you explore these historic sites, you can't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder at the stories they hold.

So, next time you find yourself in Indonesia, take a moment to step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of these Dutch relics. Who knows, you might even uncover a hidden tale or two.

Benteng Guha Gunung Gadung - Yogyaku-tercinta

Benteng Guha Gunung Gadung – Sumedang

Benteng Pasir Kolecer – Sumedang

Benteng Pendem - Cilacap - Yogyaku-tercinta

Benteng Pendem – Cilacap

Benteng Van der Wijck - Yogyaku-tercinta

Benteng Van der Wijck – Gombong

Museum Benteng Vredeburg - Yogyaku-tercinta

Benteng Vredeburg

Gunung Kunci - Sumedang - Yogyaku-tercinta

Tahura Gunung Kunci – Sumedang

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