Pekalongan

Pekalongan batik known city earned the nickname, as Pekalongan batik has a style that is distinctive and varied. Pekalongan city has the largest fishing port on the island of Java. This port is often a tender area transit and marine catches by fishermen from different regions. Also in Pekalongan abundant seafood processing companies, such as salted fish, fish paste, sardines, and fish crackers, both large enterprises and home industries.

Pekalongan city famous for its religious shades because the majority of the population converted to Islam. There are several indigenous traditions in Pekalongan that are not found in other areas such as: syawalan, alms earth, and so on. Syawalan is seven days after the celebration of Eid and now is enlivened by cutting a giant Lopis MURI record by the mayor to then be distributed to the visitors.

Kampoeng Batik Kauman
Kampoeng Kauman Pekalongan Batik is a cultural and shopping destination in the city of Pekalongan in Central Java province. Geographically Kampoeng Kauman Pekalongan Batik is very strategic because it is the center of the town of Pekalongan is very easily accessible from all directions. Location is very supportive for shopping and cultural destination for the community locally, nationally and internationally.