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Photo: Government of Ngawi Regency, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Fort Van den Bosch in Pelem Village, Ngawi sub-district, the city was built by the Dutch government in 1839–1845 under the name Fort Van den Bosch. This fort is often called "Fort Pendem" This fort has a building size of 165 m x 80 m with a land area of 15 Ha. The location is easy to reach, namely from the Ngawi Regency Square or from the zero kilometer point Ngawi is 1.5 km to the northeast.
Fort van den Bosch, locally known as Benteng Pendem, is a fort located in Pelem administrative village, Ngawi (city), Ngawi, Indonesia.
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A tourist destination of choice to enjoy the beauty of the confluence of the two major rivers, namely the Solo rivers and Madiun rivers near the site of the Van den Bosch fort.
Klenteng Sien Hien Kiong
This building is one of the Confucian worship buildings which is also a cultural heritage in Ngawi.
Gedung Kepatihan Ngawi
Kepatihan Ngawi is one of the cultural attractions in Ngawi which is located in the ex-Kepatihan on Jalan Patiunus, Ketangi Village, Ngawi District of the city, Ngawi. This building includes the legacy of Patih Pringgokusumo, an important figure in the history of the Duchy of Ngawi. The Joglo house and the 2 hectare land belong to the Ngawi regional government which it is hoped will become one of the heritage areas in Indonesia. This kepatihan includes buildings from the past that have high historical value in defending Ngawi during the Dutch colonial period.
Gereja Katolik Santo Yosef
Spiritual tourist spot for Catholics. This church building is one of the cultural heritage buildings in Ngawi city.
The center of activities is located in a historic building that has high historical value
Jembatan Dungus kuno
A historical bridge decorated with lights and lighter colors. This bridge has a long history of Ngawi because in ancient times this bridge was the only crossing access from the west and east of Ngawi City.