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10 Days in Andalusia Itinerary: the Best of Sunny Southern Spain

Planning a trip to southern Spain? This is the ultimate 10 day road trip itinerary for Andalusia.

This southern Spain itinerary takes you to the best and most beautiful cities and towns in Andalusia . You’ll discover the top must visit attractions, historic landmarks, and magnificent UNESCO sites.

I loved every stop on my last solo trip to sunny Andalusia. Full disclosure, it was February, so beach lounging was out of the question.

Nonetheless, I had an amazing trip, without the usual crowds. And I’m ready to hand over what I thought was a smashing 10 day itinerary for southern Spain.

This Andalusia itinerary is a well-balanced blend of must see hotspots, hidden gems, tiny whitewashed villages, and natural wonders.

When you think of Andalusia, fiestas, siestas, flamenco, bullfighting, and tapas come to mind. And, though they’re stereotypes, there’s some truth to them.

Tips For Driving in Andalusia

I flew into beautiful Seville and worked my way east, flying out of Granada . But you could just as easily reverse the direction and start in Granada. Starting in Seville meant that I didn’t need a car the first few days.

By far the best way to see Andalusia is by car. That way, you’re not limited by bus or train schedules and you can stop wherever you want. A car is the gift of freedom.

READ : Tips for Renting a Car and Driving in Europe

To be safe, you should have an International Driving Permit, just in case you’re pulled over. And rent the smallest car possible.

Medieval streets, parking garages, and on street parking can sometimes be a challenge. Or even a real headache.

The highways in Andalusia are extremely good. Just be sure to park on the outskirts of any small towns you’re visiting, so you’re not stuck in a labyrinthian maze of narrow medieval streets.

Google maps worked well for me. I’m directionally challenged and only got lost a tiny bit in Granada.

Overview of Andalusia Road Trip

I had three bases: Seville (4 nights), Ronda (2 nights), and Granada (4 nights). I really dislike moving every day.

From those bases, I blitzed around seeing adorable white pueblos, dazzling palaces, Game of Thrones sites, and the natural wonders of Andalusia.

Here’s my recommended 10 day itinerary for a self drive road trip from Seville to Granada. You don’t need to pick up your rental car until day 5 when you head to Ronda.

• Day 1 : Seville
• Day 2 : Seville
• Day 3 : Seville
• Day 4 : Train to Cordoba
• Day 5 : Drive To Ronda with Stops at Osuna and Grazalema
• Day 6 : Ronda
• Day 7 : Drive To Granada, stopping in Antequera
• Day 8 : Granada
• Day 9 : Granada
• Day 10 : Day trip to Guadix
• More Time in Spain? Head north to Madrid

I skipped Malaga. It’s hard to do everything with only 10 days in Andalusia.

And it was far less appealing to me — big city, lots of expats, and a cruise ship stop. Though I would have liked to see the Picasso Museum there.

I stayed or stopped in 10 towns: Seville, Cordoba, Osuna, Grazalema, Ronda, Antequera, Granada, Nerja, Frigiliana, and Guadix. I spent the most time in sunny Sevilla, which was sunny even in February.

Where To Stay in Andalusia

You can either stay in Air BnBs or hotels in southern Spain. I’ve done both.

Here are hotel recommendations for the bases on this 10 day itinerary. I put a * by my #1 recommendation.

Seville : * Hotel Alfonso XIII , Hotel Colon Gran Melia ,  Suites Machado , Hotel Casa del Poeta ,   Hotel Casa 1800 Seville ,  EME Catedral Hotel

Ronda : Parador de Ronda , Catalonia Ronda , Hotel Molino del Arco , * Hotel Montelirio

Granada : Eurostars Catedral , Catalonia Granada , * Hospes Palacio de los Patos , Hotel Alhambra Palace

10 Days in Andalusia Itinerary

Let’s dive right in to how to spend 10 days in Andalusia.

Day 1: Seville’s Main Attractions

Use the beautiful city of Sevilla as you base for the first 4 nights.

Seville is amazing. It’s a seductive mix of Mudéjar palaces, ornate baroque churches, colorful tiles, and winding cobblestone lanes. There’s a romance to it. I fell in love immediately.

To be fair, I think there are ways that Seville can be a PITA. I list them here . But on the whole, it was glorious.

On day one, head to the city’s historic center to take in Seville Cathedral, the incredible Royal Alcazar, and the Plaza de España.

You can walk most places in Seville fairly easily. But the hop on hop off bus tour is also a good option.

1. Seville Cathedral

Seville Cathedral is a massive Gothic affair. It’s the third largest cathedral in the world and a UNESCO site to boot.

The sheer scale of the building is impressive. There are 15 doors on the cathedral’s four facades and each one features a unique relief or carving. The nave is the longest in the world.

The high altar is elaborately detailed and finished in gold leaf. Along the sides, there are 80 chapels to explore. The cathedral houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus.

Be sure to climb up the Giralda bell tower for spectacular views. The entrance is in a corner of the cathedral. Click here for skip the line tickets and a guided tour of the cathedral and bell tower.

2. Royal Alcazar

Next, head to the Royal Alcazar , one of the top attractions in Seville . It’s a breathtaking 10th century palace that King Pedro gave a 14th century Mudéjar facelift.

The Alcázar is really one of the world’s greatest cultural treasures — a centuries old complex of palaces and fortifications, lovely courtyards, and extensive gardens bursting with orange, purple, and green colors.

The Alcázar is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a residence of the Spanish Royal family. It’s even a filming location for the HBO series Game of Thrones . It has exquisite tile work and over the top intricate Islamic architecture.

Inside, the highlights are the Hall of the Ambassadors, the Courtyard of the Maidens, the Courtyard of the Dolls, and the Hall of Tapestries in the Gothic Palace.

The Ambassador’s Hall, or Throne Room, is the big showstopper in the palace. It’s mind blowing.

The room is nicknamed the “Half Orange” Room. It sports a fantastical gilded cedar domed ceiling. Encrusted with gold and mirrors, the dome represents the heavens.

Outside, there’s a series of verdant lush gardens. Don’t miss the Baths of Maria De Padilla, King Pedro’s mistress. The baths are one of the Alcazar’s Game of Thrones filming locations , a place where the Sand Snakes plot.

I advise purchasing tickets online well in advance. Even in February, I had a half hour wait in line. If you’d also like a guided tour, which you may for this fantastic place, click here for a 1.5 hour guided tour.

The Alcazar was my very favorite place in all of Andalusia. Here’s my complete guide to the magnificent Royal Alcazar .

3. Plaza de España

Later, spend the early evening checking out the Plaza de España .

The plaza is one of the famous architectural landmarks in Seville. It stands out in a city already overflowing with beautiful architecture.

It was built for the Ibero-American World Fair of 1929, where Spanish speaking countries enjoyed a year long mutual admiration festival.

The park’s highlight is the Spanish Pavilion, the sweeping half circle structure with rose gold brick buildings.

Day 2: More of Seville’s Top Attractions

Cross the Puente de Isabel II bridge over the Guadalquivir River, and you’ll land in the colorful Triana neighborhood.

It’s a small soulful village and the old gypsy quarter of Seville.

Triana was once considered the “wrong side” of the river. Now, its the fun and funky part of Seville.

And it is THE place to buy ceramics. And, I was told, the best place to se flamenco.

2. Metropol Parasol

Next, visit Metropol Parasol.

The ultramodern Metropol Parasol was built between 2005-11 by German architect Jürgen Mayer to revitalize the run down Encarnacion Square.

It’s called “the Mushrooms” due to its quirky waffle-like shape, inspired by the vaults of the Seville Cathedral.

Click here to book a skip the line ticket and guided tour.

3. Barrio Santa Cruz

Spend the late afternoon amidst the orange trees and tapas bars in Barrio Santa Cruz. Barrio Santa Cruz was once Seville’s old Jewish quarter.

It’s a popular district within the city — a mass of tangled cobbled streets with tiny palazzos and tile covered patios. There’s a mouth watering array of tapas bars and restaurants.

Some streets are so impossibly narrow, they’re called “kissing lanes.” I especially liked Plaza Dona Elvira.

4. Tapas Tour

In the evening, I recommend going on a Devour Seville “Tapas, Taverns & History” tour that evening. The tour was fun and has 5 star reviews.

You’ll get nummy tapas and nuggets of history.

The Sevillanos adore very sweet drinks, including something called “orange wine.”

Day 3: Round Up of Seville Attractions

1. museum of fine arts.

On your last day in Seville, your first port of call is the Museo de Bellas Artes , or Museum of Fine Arts. It opens at 9:00 am.

It’s one of Spain’s best art museums . The museum is quite lovely and crowd free to boot.

The museum is known, after the Madrid’s Prado Museum , as the “second art gallery in Spain.” It’s housed in a lovely salmon colored former convent.

The museum has art from the middle ages to the 20th century. But it’s mostly known for its collection of 17th century art from Spain’s Golden Age.

The museum has work by Spain’s top painters, including Zurbarán, Murillo, El Greco, and Diego Velazquez. You’ll see a lot of monks, balding saints, cherubs, and depictions of Christ.

The museum also has a goodly collection by the Baroque star Murillo. (You can also Murillo’s works at Seville Cathedral.)

Murillo achieved fame and recognition from his religious portraits. But he also left behind some fascinating work of everyday people and street life.

2. Casas de Pilatos

Then, pay a visit to Casa de Pilatos . The casa is a glorious, sumptuous 16th century mansion in Seville’s historic district.

It’s about a 15 minute walk from the Cathedral. The palace was declared a national monument in 1931.

Casa de Pilatos is a beautiful Neo-Mudejar mansion. The palace is overflowing with mosaics, beautiful tile, and sculptures.

A highlight is the courtyard. it’s surrounded by a gallery formed by white marble columns with Mudejar arches.

Inside, there are 24 busts of Spanish kings, Roman emperors, and other characters gracing niches in the walls, which were collected from the ruins of Italica. Click here for tickets.

3. Basilica of the Macarena

In evening, wander north to see the Basilica de la Macarena and the “weeping virgin” in the north end of Seville. The Macarena is a bit off center.

It’s on the north end of Seville’s city center. But it’s definitely worth a detour.

The basilica is also known as the Church of the Virgin of Hope of Lady Macarena. It’s a showy bright yellow Neo-Baroque Church. It houses Seville’s favorite “weeping virgin,”  La Macarena .

After visiting the church, stroll along the river to the Torre del Oro. It’s a pretty tower, but you don’t need to go inside.

Day 4: Day Trip to Cordoba

On day 4 of my 10 days in Andalusia, take the train to Cordoba for the day. You can also book a day trip tour from Seville, to make things easier.

I loved Cordoba. It’s a natural film set, it’s just so beautiful. Here’s my one day itinerary for Cordoba for reference.

Cordoba has an authentic Spanish vibe with fewer tourists than Seville. The town definitely deserves more than one day. Still, I saw quite a bit in the 9 hours I was there.

Start with Cordoba’s #1 site, the Mezquita , the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba. Dating from the 10th century, it’s a UNESCO site and one of the world’s most well- preserved Islamic buildings.

In the 16th century, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella converted it into a cathedral, calling it the Cathedral of Our Lady of Assumption.

I expected the combination to be discordant and perplexing. But I found the place fascinating, a snapshot of the sophisticated dual culture that once existed.

You walk in from a courtyard of orange trees through the Porta de las Palmas. You’re immediately in a forest of candy cane horseshoe arches. A highlight is the Mihrab, or high altar in a mosque.

The Renaissance cathedral is built right in the center, sharing marble and space with the Islamic arches. The vaulted ceilings are stunning. Be sure to go up the bell tower for spectacular views of the city.

Click here to book a ticket and guided tour of the Mezquita.

But there’s much more to Cordoba than the Mezquita. Just downhill from the Mezquita is the Guadalquivir River. Cross the stunning Roman Bridge, which is both a UNESCO site and Game of Thrones filming location.

Stroll around the narrow streets of the charming old Jewish Quarter. Skip the Instagram popular Calleja de las Flores, or just stroll by.

It’s overrated and crammed with tourists. There are beautiful flowers and patios everywhere in Cordoba.

Go into the Jewish synagogue, say hello to the statue of Maimonides. Visit the beautiful Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos. This Alcazar can’t hold a candle to Seville’s Royal Alcazar, but I thought it was still worth a visit.

I had a late lunch in the courtyard of an adorable cafe in the Jewish Quarter, El Rincon de Carmen, which I would definitely recommend.

If you don’t want to walk around Cordoba, you can also take the hop on hop off bus tour .

Day 5: Drive To Ronda with Stops at Osuna and Grazalema

On day 5, pick up your rental car on the way out of Seville and head to the tourist-fly popular town Ronda for “bridge porn.”

On the way, I stop in the charming white pueblo towns of Osuna and Grazalema.

Osuna surprised me. I visited the town for its dashing bullring, which is one of Andalusia’s Game of Thrones filming locations .

But Osuna itself was beyond adorable. It’s a charming white pueblo village with a rich architectural and cultural heritage.

There’s row upon row of white stucco homes and streets dotted with orange trees. Osuna’s a vertitable art gallery, with all its Renaissance and Baroque churches.

UNESCO lists Osuna’s main drag, the Call San Pedro, as the second most beautiful street in Europe . Osuna was declared a Historic-Artistic site in 1967.

2. Grazelema

Next up is Grazalema. It’s a pretty mountain village of Roma origin. It’s completely different than Osuna, more wild.

It lays in the valley of Sierra de Grazalema, splashed with whitewashed homes and surrounded by olive trees.

I was there in February, so there was even a sprinkling of snow. I paused in the main square, the Plaza de España, which is lined with bars and restaurants, for a late lunch.

3. Zahara de la Sierra

Depending on time, you can also visit Zahara de la Sierra, right next door to Grazalema.

Like Grazalema, it’s streets are white, immaculate, and fairly deserted. You can climb to the Tower of Tribute for views.

Day 6: Ronda: Hemingway’s “Romantic Background”

Only 40 minutes from Grazalema, Ronda is vastly more popular. It’s the third most visited town in Andalusia.

And there’s a a reason — it’s dramatic. Ronda is Andalusia’s great cliff hanger. It’s perched on a mountainous gash carved by the Río Guadalevín.

Ronda is synonymous with its dramatic 18th century bridge, the Puente Nuevo.

The bridge connects the two parts of the town over the 328 feet El Tajo gorge. You can hike to the bottom of the gorge for great views.

Aside from the bridge, Ronda is pretty adorable. There are plenty of cozy town squares, cobblestone alleys, terraces everywhere, and lovely architecture.

You can visit the Mondragón Palace, the Arabic Baths, and the Bullring (Spain’s oldest one) if you’re feeling ambitious.

I made this a lazy, laid back day, after a fairly hectic schedule. I like to have a more relaxed day halfway through a road trip. Ronda fit the bill perfectly.

Day 7: Drive from Ronda to Granada, Stopping in Antequera

On day 7, make your way to Granada . En route, take a break and stop in the white pueblo town of Antequera . Like Osuna, Antequera surprised me.

I came to inspect the UNESCO dolmens. They are a fairly new site just listed in 2016.

But I absolutely fell in love with the town itself. Antequera is known as the “Florence of Andalusia.” And, unlike Ronda, I had the place mostly to myself. Antequera is really a must visit destination in Andalucia.

Antequera boasts ancient UNESCO megaliths , an impressive Moorish fortress, a lovely Renaissance church, and a stunning medieval and baroque historical core. You’ll have an eyeful of swoonful scenery.

Antequera’s ancient megaliths were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016. The megaliths, or dolmens, are definitely an under appreciated UNESCO site, perhaps because it’s so new.

The Bronze Age dolmens are among the oldest things on the planet. They’re essentially Spain’s Stonehenge. The dolmens were discovered between 1903-05 by the brothers Antonio and José Viera of Antequera.

If you’re a ruin luster, you should definitely see them. They are just outside the town. Signs will direct you there.

You can book a guided walking tour of Antequera or a tour of the dolmens .

Day 8: Granada: The Alhambra and Barrio Sacramonte

On day 8 of your 10 day southern Spain itienrary, you land in the beautiful city of Granada.

1. Alhambra

Start your day in Granada at one of the most famous landmarks in Spain , the mighty Alhambra. The Alhambra is the world’s last and greatest Moorish fortress.

To visit, you need to pre-purchase tickets well in advance. You may want to pre-book a ticket and guided tour to enrich your visit.

The Alhambra sits on a stunning piece of real estate. It’s in a high, mountainous location on Sabika Hill. it boasts sweeping views over Granada and the surrounding countryside.

In the Moorish tradition, the Alhambra is decorated with water: “standing still, cascading, masking secret conversations, and drip-dropping playfully.”

Alhambra became a UNESCO site in 1984. It’s a deeply affecting place. It’s so beautiful and enchanting, it’s difficult to process. Or to unglue your camera from your face.

The most beautiful spot is the Nasrid Palace. When you buy your Alhambra ticket, you’ll be given a specific time to visit this particular palace.

Make sure you get in line at the right time. Or they won’t let you in.

There are no words to describe the breathtaking Moorish architecture of the Nasrid Palaces.

At every turn there is exquisite craftsmanship and/or a stunning view. The Court of the Lions and the Court of the Myrtles are highlight.

For more information, here’s my comprehensive guide to visiting the Alhambra .

2. Granada’s Historic Old Town

Once you’ve drooled over the Nasrid Palace and relived history in the Alcazaba, it’s time to explore Granada itself.

I didn’t know I would love Granada before I arrived — a common theme of my Andalusia trip apparently. But Granada unexpectedly swept me away with its authentic Spanish vibe and dazzling attractions.

Lorded over by the Sierra Nevada Mountains, it’s an absolutely beautiful ancient city. There is scad of historic architecture, including a massive Gothic cathedral.

Granada also boasts many atmospheric neighborhoods, each with an earthy distinct character.

3. Granada Cathedral & Royal Chapel

Granada Cathedral is a massive affair. It’s the second largest cathedral in Spain after Seville Cathedral and the fourth largest cathedral in the world.

It was built by Queen Isabella after the conquest of Granada. Construction began in 1518. It took over 180 years to complete.

The cathedral’s a mix of Renaissance and Baroque architectural styles. The chief architect was Alonso Cano, who took over in 1652. Inside, there’s a towering interior, a grand altar, and side chapels.

You’ll also want to visit the Royal Chapel. It’s connected to the cathedral, but has a separate entrance and admission fee. You can book a combined skip the line ticket and tour for both sites.

This is where you’ll find the ornate marble tombs of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. The Sacristy Museum also holds treasures, relics, and paintings.

4. Granada’s Sacromonte Neighborhood

That night, I recommend taking a walking tour at sunset to the otherworldly Sacromonte neighborhood.

Sacromonte feels disconnected from the city. Yet, it sports one of the most mesmerizing views of the Alhambra.

For centuries, Sacromonte was the home of gypsies, bohemians, artists, and foreign refuges. And they still live in the rustic caves.

Day 9: Nerja and Frigiliana

Craving some ocean air? Drive south toward the Costa del Sol to visit Nerja and Frigiliana. You can visit both towns on a guided day trip from Granada .

Nerja is a lovely town on the Costa del Sol, the beauty playground of southern Spain. The heart of Nerja is its beautiful Balcony of Europe.

The balcony is a palm-lined promontory. It was built not he foundation of an old fort.

The balcony juts out like a natural pier and offers panoramic views of the cobalt blue sea and honey colored coast.

There are plenty of other amazing things to do in Nerja , including hitting Burriana Beach.

2. Nerja Caves

After visiting the town, head to Nerja Caves for a real adventure. The caves are situated on the slopes of the Sierra Almijara, just outside of Nerja.

The caves are about five kilometers long. They were once inhabited by the Stone Age hunters. The caves weren’t discovered until 1959.

On a tour, you’ll see rock formations, stalagmites, stalactites and subtle shifting colors. A guided visit lasts around 45 minutes.

3. Frigiliana

Just 15 minutes from Nerja by car is Frigiliana . Of all the beautiful towns in Andalusia, it might be the most beautiful of all.

In Frigiliana, everything is beautiful in a way that it almost never is. Frigiliana is a spotless, secluded, perfectly coifed cliff town dressed in blue and white with flowing orange and purple vines and potted blood red geraniums. Just dreamy.

And after visiting numerous moorish fortresses, cathedrals and other “must see” Andalusian sights, I was incredibly relieved that there was no major sites in Frigiliana. I wandered the pretty cobbled streets guilt free, enjoying the views.

I was ready to just sink in the Moorish beauty and Spanish countryside. Oh, and meander into ceramic shops, purchasing some lovely items to bring home.

Day 10: Day Trip to Guadix & Granada’s Albaicín Neighborhood

The next day I took a short half day trip to the unique cathedral town of Guadix.

The town is very off the beaten path destination in Andalucia. It’s only 45 minutes from Granada, so it’s an easy day trip,

I went mostly to see the house caves or “cuevas.” Guadix’s inhabitants live in caves, with whitewashed chimneys set against the mountains.

Guadix also has a charming old town and a 16th century cathedral worth visiting. It’s also famous for its earthenware pottery.

Back in Granada later, spend the late afternoon and evening wandering in the old Arab neighborhood of the Albaicín, or Albayzín.

Built on a steep hill, its an ancient area with tight tangled winding streets and a bohemian feel. It’s probably my favorite area in Granada.

The Albaicín was declared a UNESCO site in 1984. Amidst a jasmine scented breeze, you’ll find restaurants, cafes, tapas bars, and even street performers.

You can  book a guided walking tour  of the neighborhood or take a DIY stroll.

More Time in Spain?

If you have more than 10 days in Spain, head north to see a completely different side of Spain. To the north are Spain’s other great cities, Madrid and Barcelona . You’ll also find secret medieval towns, the Costa Brava, and Green Spain .

If you need some destination inspiration, here’s my guide to six one week itineraries in Spain .

I hope you’ve enjoyed my 10 days in Andalusia itinerary. Here are some of my Spain travel guides and resources:

• 10 Day Itinerary for Basque Spain
• Landmarks in Spain
• Hidden Gems in Spain
• 10 Day Itinerary From Barcelona to Bilbao
• 3 Day Itinerary for Barcelona
• 40+ Landmarks in Barcelona
• 2 Day Itinerary for Bilbao
• Most Beautiful Places in Andalusia
• Six 1 Week Itineraries for Spain
• 10 Day Road Trip From Madrid To Seville
• 2 Day Itinerary for Madrid
• Best Museums in Spain

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4 thoughts on “10 Days in Andalusia Itinerary: the Best of Sunny Southern Spain”

Where did you stay?

Air Bnbs in Seville and Granada.

Hi, thanks for all your info. This has been very helpful for our trip.

For Seville it should be mentioned though that you need!!!! to book your tickets to the Alcazar days in advance to avoid disappointment. We got here thinking that a day would be enough only to be proven wrong. We even tried on the day to go there to buy tickets for the day and even though we arrived shortly before it opened, we were already too late. And this wasn’t even peak season. Second disappointment. It’s crazy that you have to book everything in advance it seems and can’t be spontaneous anymore 🙁

Yes, that is for sure! I find that, these days, you have to book skip the line tickets for star attractions well in advance. Tbere is no spontaneity anymore, even in non-peak season. I was just shut out of the opera tour in Vienna in mid-October even though I should know better.

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Sabak Bernam District; there is so much to explore in this north-west District of Selangor. There are 3 main towns namely; Sungai Besar, Sekinchan and Sabak Bernam. The community of Sabak Bernam consists of Javanese Malays, Banjar and Malay-Bugis descent. This District is rightly famous for its lush paddy fields, alongside being home to unique tourism attractions. Hence, include these destinations listed below in your one-day itinerary to Sabak Bernam after Movement Control Order (MCO) ends! – #ImagineNowExperienceSoon!

8:00 a.m. – Breakfast at Kuala Kurau Restaurant, Sungai Besar 9:00 a.m. – Learn about paddy processing at Paddy Gallery, Sekinchan 11:00 a.m. – Visit Sabak Bernam District Museum 12:00 p.m. – Stop by Ah Ma House, Sekinchan 1:00 p.m. – Lunch at Lembah Bernam Restaurant, Sekinchan 3.30 p.m. – Visit Mango Orchards, Sungai Limau 4.30 p.m. – Treat yourself at Coconut Farms, Sekinchan 5:30 p.m. – Stroll around Redang Beach, Sekinchan 7.00 p.m. – Dinner at Mee Udang BNO Restaurant, Sabak Bernam

Breakfast at Kuala Kurau Restaurant, Sungai Besar

Credit: Kuala Kurau Restaurant, Sungai Besar by Restoran Kuala Kurau @ FB

Looking for the best spot to have breakfast? Worry-less as if you are coming to Sabak Bernam, there are plenty of choices for you. Enjoy your morning by having breakfast at one of the unique restaurants here; Kuala Kurau Restaurant, Sungai Besar which has features various stalls under one roof. It is a popular spot among local residents as it offers a broad menu selection such as Char Kuey Teow, Curry Mee, Prawn Fritter and many more! Be sure to try their Prawn Fritter as it is the most popular dish at this restaurant!

Learn about paddy processing at Paddy Gallery, Sekinchan

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Loving the paddy fields in Sekinchan? Learn more about paddy processing by visiting one of the attractions in Sekinchan; Paddy Gallery. It is the only paddy processing factory that welcomes tourists for a visit. It is a great idea to stop by here as there is also a mini museum showcasing antique rice planting machines and up-to-date paddy processing techniques. Furthermore, do not forget to try out their freshly cooked and delicious Rice Cake. It is really tasty and crispy!

Visit Sabak Bernam District Museum

There is still a lot to learn about Sabak Bernam, so do not miss out on the opportunity to stop by and learn the agriculture and fishery history at Sabak Bernam District Museum. You may find unique sculptures, infographics, replicas and traditional equipment used in agriculture especially focusing on paddy processing here. A visit to this museum will be interesting, and on top of that; the admission is free!

Stop by Ah Ma House, Sekinchan

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When you are done with learning on the history of Sabak Bernam, continue your journey to Ah Ma House, which is one of the most talked-about destinations in Sabak Bernam. Ah Ma House is a shop that features a traditional concept with a display of vintage furniture such as old telephones, televisions and rattan chairs. These will let you reminisce about the good old days. In addition, purchase their very popular “Kuih Kapit” here as it is freshly made and delicious!

Lunch at Lembah Bernam Restaurant, Sekinchan

Credit: Lembah Bernam Restaurant by minatravel @ IG

Yes, it is exciting to watch the beauty of lush paddy fields and your stomach is probably hungry now! When it is lunch time, head over to the popular Lembah Bernam Restaurant which offers unique and exotic menu options. You may choose either deer, porcupine and venison, among other common types of meat which are mostly-cooked in Javanese cooking style, making the restaurant a perfect lunch stop-over destination.

Visit Mango Orchards, Sungai Limau

Credit: Mango Orchards, Sungai Limau by denai.my

It is a great location to visit if you a hardcore fan of mangoes! Mango Orchards is situated in Sungai Limau, approximately 6 kilometres away from Sungai Besar Town. It is run by the locals and mangoes of various sizes are planted here which can also be purchased freshly-picked. It produces really sweet and tasty mangoes so do not miss the chance to have a taste right away and purchase some to bring home!

Treat yourself at Coconut Farms, Sekinchan

Credit: Sekinchan Coconut Farm by visit-sekinchan.com

It is located about 15-minutes’ drive from Sekinchan Town, which is an ideal location to have a short break and enjoy fresh coconut water! Not only that, have a taste of their Coconut Shake and Coconut Pudding. What an ideal thing to do as you relax under a coconut tree enjoying your cold coconut drink; it is the best thing ever! There are also surrounding coconut farms which give rise to photography opportunities and are perfect “OOTD” spots.

Stroll around Redang Beach, Sekinchan

Credit: Pantai Redang, Sekinchan by visit-sekinchan.com

You are seriously missing out if you do not stop by at Redang Beach to enjoy the scenery and the sea breeze. Redang Beach is situated not far from Sekinchan Town on which you will also get to see big trees with plenty of hung red ribbons which are known as “Sekinchan Wishing Trees”. There are also nearby stalls for you to have some nice meals or even snacks along the way!

Dinner at Mee Bandung BNO Restaurant, Sabak Bernam

Credit: Mee Udang BNO Restaurant, Sabak Bernam by Nadiah Johari @ Blogger

The best way to end your one-day trip in Sabak Bernam is to dine at Mee Bandung BNO Restaurant. It offers the best Mee Bandung in town especially the selection with prawns. After a tiring yet fun walk along the Redang Beach, be sure to come to this restaurant to try their Mee Bandung which is rich in flavours. The price is very affordable and you may even want to order your second bowl!

May these interesting destinations listed above be useful to you when you are planning your one-day trip to Sabak Bernam. Do not miss out on the chance to witness the uniqueness and the beauty of this District. You will definitely be amazed by the scenery, especially the lush paddy fields. Bring along your family and friends after MCO ends and start planning from now; #ImagineNowExperienceSoon. It is to be reminded; we have to be disciplined in complying with the standard operating procedures (SOPs) set by the National Security Council. We should ensure social distancing, wear face masks at all times, apply hand sanitizers regularly as well as check in to premises in the State of Selangor by using the mobile application “SElangkah: Langkah Masuk Dengan Selamat”.

You may log on to Tourism Selangor’s official website, www.selangor.travel for inspiration on your travel to Selangor in the future. Tourism Selangor’s Pusing Selangor Dulu Campaign Promotional Video featuring Ambassador, Che Puan Juliana Evans can also be watched in 4K resolution on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHzQdXhtBo0 .

For more information, please log on to the official website of Tourism Selangor at Selangor.Travel .

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Ilmuwan Terus Selidiki Penyebab Sungai di Alaska Berubah Jadi Oranye

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KOMPAS.com - Studi baru mengungkapkan, sungai-sungai di Alaska menjadi beracun dan warnanya berubah menjadi "oranye susu".

Penelitian dari National Park Service, US Geological Survey, University of California , Davis, dan rekan-rekannya menemukan bahwa beberapa aliran sungai di lokasi terpencil Alaska telah berubah warna menjadi oranye, yang sebelumnya berwarna biru jernih.

Para ilmuwan yakin hal ini mungkin disebabkan oleh mencairnya lapisan es. Pasalnya, ketika lapisan es mencair, ia melepaskan semua mineral yang tersimpan di dalamnya. Mineral tersebut mungkin mengandung bijih logam, yang dapat menyebabkan warna oranye jika terkena air dan oksigen.

Penelitian baru kemudian dilakukan untuk mengetahui lebih lanjut tentang penyebab warna oranye ini.

Temuan para peneliti

Para peneliti mengambil sampel dari sungai-sungai di utara Alaska Brooks Range. Mereka menemukan permasalahan tersebut di 75 lokasi dalam wilayah studi.

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Peneliti melaporkan, beberapa sampel memiliki tingkat pH 2,3, padahal tingkat normal biasanya 8. Adapun tingkat pH mengukur keasaman dan kebasaan dalam air, dengan nilai rata-rata 7. Nilai yang kurang dari 7 menunjukkan tingkat keasaman yang lebih tinggi.

Dari temuan ini, para peneliti dapat melihat bahwa mineral-mineral terurai di dalam air, dan pada saat yang sama, melepaskan logam.

Mereka menemukan kandungan besi, nikel, seng, kadmium, dan tembaga dalam jumlah tinggi di perairan yang berwarna oranye. Para peneliti percaya zat besi memiliki efek terbesar, sehingga berkontribusi besar terhadap perubahan warna.

Kondisi ini sangat memprihatinkan, mengingat air yang tercemar ini dapat berdampak buruk pada air minum dan daerah aliran sungai Arktik secara keseluruhan. Bahkan, keadaannya sangat parah hingga warna oranye terang terlihat dari luar angkasa.

Meskipun penelitian ini dimulai pada tahun 2018, sebelumnya, sudah ada kasus perairan berwarna oranye. Citra satelit yang dipelajari oleh peneliti menunjukkan, kasus sungai berwarna ini sudah ada sejak tahun 2008.

Para ilmuwan khawatir masalah ini akan terus berlanjut karena perubahan iklim menyebabkan meningkatnya pencairan lapisan es.

Oleh sebab itu, para peneliti mencatat bahwa masih banyak upaya yang perlu dilakukan untuk memahami masalah ini dalam skala yang lebih luas. Langkah selanjutnya adalah menilai apakah sungai-sungai tersebut dapat dipulihkan dari kontaminasi ini.

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KUALA LUMPUR: A wooden house in Sungai Besar, Selangor was razed in an early morning fire that also destroyed two cars.

Selangor Fire and Rescue Department assistant director Ahmad Mukhlis Mukhtar said the incident occurred at Kampung Hala Cara Baru, Sungai Panjang in Sungai Besar at 3.17am on Wednesday (May 22).

"Firemen brought the fire under control at 3.59am.

"It took about 90 minutes to extinguish the flames and the house was 95% burnt," he said when contacted.

The occupants – an 80-year-old woman, a 33-year-old man, a 32-year-old woman, two boys aged seven and nine as well as a six-month-old baby girl – were unhurt, he added.

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Mobil Travel Terjun Sungai di Musi Rawas

Sosok elsa atlet bulutangkis berprestasi prabumulih, tewas saat mobil terjun ke sungai di musi rawas.

Elsa sendiri dikenal merupakan atlet bulutangkis kota Prabumulih dan dikenal banyak menorehkan prestasi bagi Bumi Seinggok Sepemunyian.

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TRIBUNSUMSEL.COM, PRABUMULIH - Malang nasib dialami Elsa (24) warga Jalan Tanggamus Kelurahan Muara Dua Timur Kecamatan Prabumulih Timur Kota Prabumulih.

Elsa menjadi satu diantara korban kecelakaan lalulintas mobil Toyota Rush yang jatuh ke aliran sungai Muara Kelingi Kabupaten Musi Rawas (Mura), Kamis (23/5/2024).

Jenazah Elsa telah tiba di rumah duka yang dibawa dari lokasi kejadian kecelakaan di Kabupaten Mura. 

Tak hanya itu, wanita yang merupakan alumni SMA Negeri 7 Prabumulih itu dikenal sebagai sosok yang ramah dan mudah bergaul dengan masyarakat.

"Kami dapat kabar dari teman dan kerabat terkait berita duka itu, kami keluraga besar Persatuan Bulutangkis Seluruh Indonesia (PBSI) Kota Prabumulih merasa sedih dan sangat kehilangan almarhumah," ujar Ketua PBSI Prabumulih, Hartono Hamid kepada wartawan diwawancarai via telpon.

Pria akrab disapa Om Ton ini mengatakan almarhumah Elsa anak yang ramah dan banyak prestasi di bidang olahraga badminton atau bulutangkis.

"Sejak kecil almarhumah ini sudah menjadi atlet bulutangkis dan telah bekerja di salah satu bank kalau tidak salah BCA yang bertugas di Palembang," tuturnya.

Lebih lanjut Hartono Hamid mengatakan, karena berprestasi di bidang olehraga badminton almarhumah diterima di bank dan korban berangkat ke Mura karena mengunjungi rumah teman dekatnya.

"Infonya ke rumah teman dekatnya dan keduanya menurut informasi hendak menikah dalam waktu dekat ini. Elsa dan pacarnya sama-sama altet," bebernya.

Sementara itu, Kepala Dinas Kepemudaan dan Olahraga (Dispora) kota Prabumulih, Djoko Firdaus juga membenarkan ada seorang atlet bukutangkis asal kota Prabumulih yang meninggal di Mura akibat kecelakaan.

"Almarhumah bernama Elsa dan merupakan atlet Badminton asal kota Prabumulih, meninggal kecelakaan di Mura," kata Joko seraya mengatakan pemerintah kota Prabumulih melalui Dispora mengucapkan belasungkawa kepada keluarga almarhumah.

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