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Bukit Lawang Travel Guide: Discover Orangutans and Jungle Life in Sumatra
If you are looking for an authentic jungle experience in Indonesia, Bukit Lawang should be on your travel list. This small riverside village in North Sumatra is famous for its orangutans, lush rainforest, and relaxed backpacker vibe. Bukit Lawang is not about luxury or crowds. It is about nature, slow travel, and unforgettable moments deep... read more
BerastagiBerastagi Travel Guide: Cool Weather and Volcano Views in North SumatraBerastagi
Berastagi is a charming highland town located in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Famous for its cool climate, volcanic landscapes, and fresh mountain air, Berastagi is a favorite destination for travelers who want to escape the tropical heat and explore nature. Surrounded by mountains and fertile land, Berastagi offers a peaceful atmosphere combined with cultural ... read more
Mount Sibayak Travel Guide: Sunrise Volcano Hike in North Sumatra
Mount Sibayak is one of the most popular volcanoes to hike in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Located near the highland town of Berastagi, Mount Sibayak offers an unforgettable experience with easy trekking routes, active volcanic craters, and stunning sunrise views. This volcano is perfect for travelers who want adventure without extreme difficulty. Where Is Moun... read more
Sipiso-Piso Waterfall: A Stunning Natural Wonder in North Sumatra
Sipiso-Piso Waterfall is one of the most impressive natural attractions in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Located near Tongging Village, on the northern edge of Lake Toba, this spectacular waterfall is famous for its dramatic height, scenic views, and refreshing mountain atmosphere. With a drop of approximately 120 meters, Sipiso-Piso is considered one of the tal... read more
Samosir IslandLake Toba and Samosir Island – A Journey into the Heart of SumatraSamosir Island
Lake Toba is one of Southeast Asia’s most spectacular natural wonders and a true highlight for travelers exploring Indonesia beyond Bali. Located in North Sumatra, this vast volcanic lake is home to Samosir Island, a cultural and scenic gem at its center. For European travelers seeking nature, culture, and authentic experiences, Lake Toba and Samosir... read more
Culture & Local Etiquette in Indonesia
Indonesia is a culturally rich country with strong traditions and customs. Understanding local etiquette will help you feel more comfortable and show respect to local communities. Visa Information for Indonesia Health & Safety Advice Important Notice Travel in and around Gunung Leuser National Park involves: Please inform us in advance if you have any me... read more
Gunung Leuser National Park – One of Southeast Asia’s Greatest Rainforests
Gunung Leuser National Park is a vast protected area covering 7,927 square kilometers in northern Sumatra, Indonesia. The park stretches across Aceh Province (around three-quarters) and North Sumatra (around one-quarter), forming part of the rugged Barisan Mountain Range. Named after Mount Leuser (3,119 meters), the park protects a remarkable range of ecosys... read more
Tor-Tor Dance – The Traditional Dance of Batak Toba
The Tor-Tor Dance is one of the most important and symbolic traditional dances of the Batak Toba people from North Sumatra, Indonesia. More than just a performance, Tor-Tor is a cultural expression deeply connected to rituals, social values, and spiritual beliefs of the Batak community, especially around Lake Toba and Samosir Island. Today, Tor-Tor Dance... read more
Sigale-galeSigale-gale – The Traditional Batak Wooden Puppet of Lake TobaSigale-gale
Sigale-gale is a famous traditional wooden puppet from the Toba Batak culture in North Sumatra, Indonesia. This unique cultural attraction can be found mainly on Samosir Island, Lake Toba, and is closely connected to Batak rituals, legends, and traditional ceremonies. For travelers visiting Lake Toba, the Sigale-gale performance is one of the most fascinatin... read more
Bolon House – Toba Batak Hall House
Bolon House – Toba Batak Hall House The Bolon House, also known as the Toba Batak Hall House, is one of the most iconic traditional houses in North Sumatra, Indonesia. This remarkable wooden structure represents the rich culture, social system, and spiritual beliefs of the Toba Batak people, who mainly live around Lake Toba. More... read more
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