Madura

Hi, precious people. Madura is an island that is separated from Java and we can ride crossed via the Suramadu bridge. 3 years ago, that is the first time I went to Madura with my mom and some of my mother's friends. We went to Madura by bus. First, of course we passed the Suramadu bridge. The name of the Suramadu bridge itself is an abbreviation of the combination of the names of Surabaya and Madura. This bridge connects the island of Java (Surabaya) and the island of Madura. Suramadu Bridge is the longest bridge in Indonesia. At night, the Suramadu Bridge lights up with colorful lights. It looks so beautiful, unfortunately I can't take a good picture. Fyi, right now for any vehicle are free (no need to pay) if you this bridge. This is the picture of Suramadu Bridge that I took : 

Picture of Suramadu Bridge

After we arrived in Madura, the first place that we visited is Camplong Beach. I forgot how much the ticket cost to enter the beach, I only remember the ticket price was cheap. The view is beautiful and the white sand is gorgeous. And we took some picture for memories. At that time, the weather is very hot. so, we decided to go another destination.

Picture of Camplong Beach

After visited Camplong Beach, we're going to lunch with the menu of "Nasi Bebek Sinjay" which is very famous in Madura after chicken satay (sate ayam). The white rice with fried duck meat that is so soft and tender. So, it makes the duck meat can come off the bone easily. What makes this fried duck culinary perfect is its distinctive chili sauce. It made from a mixture of chili and young mango, the spicy taste of sambal pencit is indeed special. I really like it, because this is also my favorite food after fried noodle. The taste is delicious and savory.

Picture of "Nasi Bebek Sinjay" by idntimes.com

After lunch, we visited the name is "Api Tak Kunjung Padam". The location of this destination is in Pamekasan. As the name suggests, so there is a land that emits a fire that will never die and will continue to burn. As I recall, when I came here there was no ticket fee. In this place, there are also many Madurese food vendors, souvenirs and special snacks from Madura, etc. We bought some souvenirs and snacks. 

Picture of "The fire that will never die"

In the evening, we went to Kenjeran beach to saw a sunset. Along the coast of Kenjeran Beach, a long bridge was built called the Suroboyo Bridge or Kenjeran Bridge. We took some pictures with the background of Suramadu Bridge and Kenjeran Bridge. Because it's already getting night, we went home. It was lovely and fascinating.

Picture of Suramadu bridge at night from far away 

Picture of Kenjeran Bridge

Have you ever been to Madura? If so, where did you go? if didn't visit yet, hopefully one day you can get there with your lovely family. Thank you for reading my blog :)