Bandung - Dipatiukur Sekeloa 02
West Java, Indonesia โ 0 km
๐ฎ๐ฉ West Java ยท Indonesia โ Altitude 753 m
This camera gives a live view from the Dipatiukur area of Bandung, the capital of West Java, Indonesia. It is useful for seeing the street and traffic conditions in a part of the city near the university district. Watch it to check how the day looks before you plan a trip or a visit.
Bandung sits in a volcanic highland basin at roughly 750 metres above sea level, which gives it a cooler climate than the coast. The city is known for its university life, colonial-era architecture, and a lively food and shopping scene. Dipatiukur and Sekeloa lie on the northern slopes, where streets wind between houses, student residences and small cafes.
The view shows a residential and campus-side street, so the most interesting moments are usually the morning and late afternoon rush, when students and commuters are on the move. Depending on the angle, you may see motorbikes, minibuses and pedestrians. Rain often arrives in the afternoon, and the stream can help you judge whether the roads are wet.
Bandung has a tropical highland climate, with fairly steady temperatures through the year and the wetter period usually falling between November and March. The dry months from May to September are often the most comfortable for walking around. Nearby cameras on the same streets, including Dipatiukur UNPAD and Dago 3, let you compare conditions across the neighbourhood.
Source: pelindung.bandung.go.id
West Java, Indonesia โ 0 km
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West Java, Indonesia โ 0.5 km
West Java, Indonesia โ 0.5 km
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West Java, Indonesia โ 0.7 km
West Java, Indonesia โ 0.7 km
West Java, Indonesia โ 0.7 km
West Java, Indonesia โ 0.7 km
The current weather and a 3-day forecast for Bandung are shown on this page, updated alongside the live stream. Bandung is in the highlands, so it is usually cooler than Jakarta.
The local time for Bandung is displayed on this page. Indonesia uses several time zones, and Bandung follows western Indonesian time.
The camera looks over a street in the Dipatiukur and Sekeloa area of northern Bandung, at about 750 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Morning and late afternoon tend to be the busiest times on the street, while rain is more likely in the afternoon. Check the live view and weather together to pick the best moment.
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