If you go to Tjililin Village, or Cililin in new spelling, you are able to see nice people over there.
Tjililin, about 30 kilometres from Bandung city, is a small village. People work as farmer, or make a special snack that very famous, named "Wadjit Tjililin". The taste is delicious, made from 'ketan' rice, sugar, and coconut. This is a home made industry.
In 1925, when Indonesia named Nederlands Indie, there was a Telefunken radio transmitter connected from and to Holland. Unfortunatelly when the revolution brook out, the building was burn out.
Now the village thad built on the land named "Kampoeng Radio".
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