They are both correct. If you head from the train station to Floating Market on a normal weekday not during the rush hour then it is possible to get there is 45 minutes or one hour. However, during rush hour there will be jams right outside the train station until you reach Jalan Cipaganti so that will cause some delay. Also, on Friday mornings after 11.15am there is a mosque on Jalan Cipaganti and the road closes so you are forced to take detours on smaller roads that also get traffic jams. If you plan to visit Floating Maret on weekends or public holidays then the traffic jams can be very serious and you should head to Floating Market very early in the morning because the Lembang road becomes very jammed. Places like the Farmhouse create big jams as people are trying to find a place to park on the roadside or trying to park inside their carpark. Heading back into Bandung city from Lembang on weekends and public holidays gets macet near Setiabudi area all the way down to past Cihampelas and down to Jalan Riau. So definitely better if you visit Lembang on a weekday and not on public holiday. People who live in Bandung try to not visit Lembang on weekends.

The best way is to contact a transportation company in Jakarta and do the whole trip by coach. At most of the attractions in Lembang we usually see coaches there from Jakarta.

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Hi Omar, Just basing off my own experience; I think taking a cab there should be fine. I don't remember the cab fares being expensive. Aside from the floating market, there is a flower garden, flying fox and archery. Alternatively you could first head to "Dusun Bamboo Leisure Park" during the day and then head to the floating market in the evening. Hope that helps.

There are public transportations from downtown to Floating Market, called as Angkot Stasiun-Lembang, you can find them outside South Gate of Bandung Train Station. But, I suggest taxi/online taxi/rental car for more convenience. You can find many traditional foods of West Java from sellers on the floating boats in there, that's why the place called as Floating Market. If you bring kids, they will enjoy this place a lot. The activities you can do in there : feeding animals (fish, geese, goats, rabbits), rowing or paddling boats, enjoying train miniatures park, playing in little amusement park for kids, walking on the small rice field in Kampung Leuit, taking pictures with many special backgrounds/spots, swimming in infinity pool (for common) or hijab swimming pool (for woman only), or just sitting around while enjoying the view. For Muslims, there are some musholas in there. In Lembang, there are many destinations to visit, such as Mount Tangkuban Perahu, Observatorium Boscha (you have to check schedules for visitors), Floating Market, The Ranch, Farm House, Grafika Cikole, Dusun Bambu, Kampung Daun, Maribaya Waterfall, The Lodge Maribaya, and many others. There are Sudanese restaurants around Lembang, the most famous is Sindang Reret, not far from Grafika Cikole and Tangkuban Parahu. Enjoy Lembang!

yes it is open. and maybe its best time to enjoy the place. cause it less crowded