Semarang Central Java to Kali Kuto Kendal via Kalikangkung❗️Nonstop Driving

Semarang Central Java to Kali Kuto Kendal via Kalikangkung❗️Nonstop Driving No Music - No Talking - No Commentary // Use Your Earphones for enjoy the ride A daytime driving trip from Semarang, Central Java, through the Krapyak toll gate, which is the entrance to the Semarang toll road that is directly connected to the Trans Java toll road, to Kali Kuto, Kendal, Central Java, through the Kalikangkung toll gate, which takes 30 minutes. Starting point: https://goo.gl/maps/3QxGnMfaXG6eBDrT8 =============== Semarang City (Javanese: Hanacaraka: ꦯꦼꦩꦫꦁ, Pegon: سماراڠ) is the capital of Central Java province, Indonesia. It is the fifth largest metropolitan city in Indonesia after Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung and Medan. As one of the growing cities on the island of Java, Semarang City has a population of around 1.6 million.[6] The mega-urban area of Semarang incorporated in the Kedungsepur metropolitan area (Kendal Regency, Demak Regency, Ungaran Semarang Regency, Salatiga City, Semarang City, and Purwodadi Grobogan Regency) has a population of 7.3 million, as well as the fourth most populated metropolitan area in Indonesia, after Jabodetabek (Jakarta), Gerbangkertosusilo (Surabaya), and Greater Bandung (Bandung). In recent years, Semarang's significant development has been marked by the emergence of several skyscrapers scattered across the city and the structuring of the city with the construction of pedestrian-friendly places. These regional developments demonstrate Semarang's strategic role in the national economy. Semarang is led by mayor Hevearita Gunaryanti Rahayu. The city is located about 498 km east of Jakarta, or 312 km west of Surabaya, or 621 km southwest of Banjarmasin (by air). Semarang borders the Java Sea to the north, Demak Regency to the east, Semarang Regency to the south, and Kendal Regency to the west. Semarang City has an administrative area of 373.70 square kilometers, and is the largest municipal administration in Java. Etymologically, the name "Semarang" comes from the word "asem", meaning "sour/tamarind tree", and the word "arang", meaning "rare", which is combined into "rare sour". The naming of "Semarang" began when Ki Ageng Pandanaran I came to an island called Tirang Island (near Bergota harbor) and saw a rare sour tree growing close together. The naming of Semarang City was changed during the Dutch East Indies colonialism era to "Samarang". Semarang City was one of three important port centers (Jakarta and Surabaya) for the Dutch East Indies as a supplier of crops from the interior of Java. Like other big cities, Semarang City recognizes a city division system consisting of: Central Semarang, East Semarang, South Semarang, West Semarang, and North Semarang. The division of the city began with the Dutch East Indies government's division of sub-resident areas, which were equivalent to sub-districts. Today, however, the city division is different from the administrative division of the sub-district. Although the city division is rarely used within the Semarang city government. However, the city division is used to make it easier to describe a location in relation to the city center of Semarang. The city division is also used by several agencies within Semarang to facilitate service coverage, such as PLN and PDAM. Source: https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kota_Se... =============== Kalikuto Bridge. Who doesn't know this red arch bridge? For those of you who often cross the Trans-Java Toll Road from Batang to Semarang, you are certainly familiar with this bridge. Kalikuto Bridge is an important element of the Batang-Semarang Toll Road, Central Java, which connects two regencies, Batang and Kendal. So important is this bridge that the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) proposed that it be specially designed, fulfilling elements of sturdiness, function, and also aesthetics. Source: https://www.kompas.com/properti/read/... #semarang #jawatengah #indonesia #carvlog #jalanjalan #virtualtour #streetview #dashcam #asmr panca putradewa, semarang, touring, street views, streetview, dashcam, asmr, virtualtour, touring, carstory, travelling, touringmobil, jalanjalan, indonesia, driving in semarang, semarang city, semarang hari ini, kota semarang sekarang, carvlog semarang, kota semarang, carvlog, asmr, asmrsound, ASMRcarride, semarangcitytour, simpang lima, tugu muda, stasiun tawang, stasiun poncol, lawang sewu, akpol, jatingaleh, jalan tol di indonesia, indonesia toll road, kalikangkung, kali kuto, kendal, tol trans jawa