Semarang

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Ride Trans Semarang: The Trans Semarang BRT buses run across the city at a flat fare, linking Tawang station, Simpang Lima and the airport area.
Arrive at Tawang station: Semarang Tawang, a Dutch-era station next to the Old Town, has trains to Jakarta, Surabaya and Yogyakarta via Solo.
Use Grab or Gojek: Ride-hailing cars and motorbike taxis are cheap and avoid fare haggling for trips to Sam Poo Kong or the hills.

Watch for tidal floods: Parts of north Semarang near the port suffer rob, tidal flooding; check conditions in the rainy season.
Guard your phone on buses: Crowded BRT buses and markets attract pickpockets; keep bags in front of you.
Cross traffic carefully: Motorbike traffic is heavy; cross at lights or walk steadily so riders can see you.

Eat at warungs: Small warungs serve nasi kucing, tahu gimbal and soto for a fraction of mall restaurant prices.
Explore Kota Lama on foot: The Old Town's colonial streets, Blenduk Church and canals are free to wander.
Buy oleh-oleh on Jalan Pandanaran: This street is lined with shops selling local snacks like wingko babat and bandeng presto at fair prices.

Expect hot humid days: Semarang is hot and sticky year-round; wear light cotton clothes and drink plenty of water.
Pack for the rainy season: Heavy rain falls roughly November to March; bring an umbrella and sandals that can get wet.
Bring a jacket for the hills: Gedong Songo and Bandungan on Mount Ungaran are much cooler, especially in the morning.

Try lumpia Semarang: These spring rolls filled with bamboo shoots reflect the city's Chinese-Javanese heritage and are its signature snack.
Visit Sam Poo Kong: This colourful temple honours Admiral Zheng He and is a landmark of Semarang's Chinese community.
Dress modestly at the Great Mosque: The Central Java Great Mosque, with its giant umbrella roofs, requires covered arms and legs.

Go to Pasar Semawis: The weekend night market in Chinatown is the best place to graze on local street food.
See Lawang Sewu at night: The former Dutch railway office, known as the Thousand Doors building, is atmospheric in the evening.
Catch Dugderan: Before Ramadan, the Dugderan festival parades the warak ngendog, a mythical creature symbolising Semarang's diverse cultures.

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