1. Definiton
1.1. Bandung is one of the largest cities in Indonesia, and the capital of West Java Province.
2. General truth
2.1. "Flower City", that is how they call Bandung because of it's beauty and attractiveness of this city.
3. General truth
3.1. Beside that people and tourist frequently called it as " Paris Van Java".
4. Thesis Statement
4.1. In this city, there are some interesting places such as Tebing Keraton and Kawah putih. and there's also many historcal places, Museum of Asian-African Conference is one of many histprical places in Bandung.
4.1.1. Tebing Keraton
4.1.2. Kawah Putih
4.1.3. Museum of Asian-African Conference
5. Tebing Keraton
5.1. Definition
5.1.1. Tebing Keraton is a cliff inside the forest park area of Ir.H Djuanda.
5.2. General Truth
5.2.1. Tebing Keraton become famous as an anti-maenstream tourist destination in Bandung.
5.3. Thesis Statement
5.3.1. the best time to visit Tebing Keraton is at sunset or sunrise. In the morning just before sunrise, thin fog will cover the area around the cliff. While on sunsets you will be able to enjoy the beautiful sky with silhouette ranks of hills including Mount Tangkuban Perahu which continues with the darkness of night.
5.3.1.1. Tangkuban Perahu.
5.4. General Truth
5.4.1. Kawah Putih is a lake formed from the eruption of Mount Patuha that's why the color of the lake is white.
6. Kawang Putih
6.1. Definition
6.1.1. Kawang Putih is a tourist spot in West Java which is located in Alam Endah.
6.2. Tesis Statement
6.2.1. Besides being able to enjoy the view, the white crater is also often a place for other activities, for example taking film pictures, painting, taking pictures as well as hiking and horse riding.
7. Museum of Asian-African Conference
7.1. Definiton
7.1.1. Museum of Asian African Coference is one of the museums in the city of Bandung which is located at Jalan Asia Afrika No. 65.
7.2. General Truth
7.2.1. This museum is a memorabilia of the Asian-African Conference.
7.3. Tesis Statement
7.3.1. The Museum of the Asian-African Conference was inaugurated by President Soeharto on April 24, 1980, as the culmination of the 25th Anniversary of the Asian-African Conference.