
Regency in Central Java, Indonesia
Photo: NASA Landsat7 image (worldwind.arc.nasa.gov), Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Jepara-Rembang (Dutch: Residentie Djepara-Rembang) is a region of Central Java in Indonesia.
You may use an intercity bus to go to the each city in this area from Indonesia's capital Jakarta. One of the busiest bus stations in the Jepara-Rembang area is Jati Bus Terminal in Kudus.
Read in the guideCities are connected by good condition Great Post Road except Jepara and Blora with fine provincial road.
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a dense teak forest areas regency is known for its teak furniture

the wood carve furniture manufacturing capital of Indonesia; hundreds of workshops working mostly in teak
a small city of great importance to the Muslims of Java, a blend of Java and Muslim
the city of peanut

one of the most significant Chinese heritage city

a district known for its forest railway and oil exploration
Karimunjawa is a chain of 27 islands north of Semarang, off the coast of Central Java, Indonesia, that has been designated as a national marine park.
Lasem is the second largest town in Rembang Regency, Central Java.
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