Love Hill Becomes Popular Ramadan Fasting-Break Spot for Batang Residents
A number of residents sit on the edge of a cliff, watching trains pass by at Bukit Cinta in the Jodo Beach area, Gringsing, Batang Regency, Central Java, on Tuesday (24 February 2026). Although dangerous, access to the edge of the cliff, which offers views of the sunset, the expanse of the Java’s North Coast sea, and passing trains, is accessible to residents while they wait for the time to break their fast during Ramadan 2026 by crossing the railway tracks, which are guarded by PT KAI (Persero) officers. (PHOTO: ANTARA FOTO/Harviyan Perdana Putra)
A number of residents sit on the edge of a cliff, watching trains pass by at Bukit Cinta in the Jodo Beach area, Gringsing, Batang Regency, Central Java, on Tuesday (24 February 2026). Although dangerous, access to the edge of the cliff, which offers views of the sunset, the expanse of the Java’s North Coast sea, and passing trains, is accessible to residents while they wait for the time to break their fast during Ramadan 2026 by crossing the railway tracks, which are guarded by PT KAI (Persero) officers. (PHOTO: ANTARA FOTO/Harviyan Perdana Putra)
A number of residents sit on the edge of a cliff, watching trains pass by at Bukit Cinta in the Jodo Beach area, Gringsing, Batang Regency, Central Java, on Tuesday (24 February 2026). Although dangerous, access to the edge of the cliff, which offers views of the sunset, the expanse of the Java’s North Coast sea, and passing trains, is accessible to residents while they wait for the time to break their fast during Ramadan 2026 by crossing the railway tracks, which are guarded by PT KAI (Persero) officers. (PHOTO: ANTARA FOTO/Harviyan Perdana Putra)
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, BATANG – A number of residents sit on the edge of a cliff, watching trains pass by at Bukit Cinta in the Jodo Beach area, Gringsing, Batang Regency, Central Java, on Tuesday (24 February 2026).
Although dangerous, access to the edge of the cliff, which offers views of the sunset, the expanse of the Java’s North Coast sea, and passing trains, is accessible to residents while they wait for the time to break their fast during Ramadan 2026 by crossing the railway tracks, which are guarded by PT KAI (Persero) officers.
source: Antara Foto