Things to see and do Indonesia

It is located 8 km south of Medan in the village of Asam Kumbang. Take a bemo at Sambu station. By taxi, a 15-minute drive. The 1,500 crocodiles come to the table at 9 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Show gore show insured!

It offers beautiful Prospectus country brochures, very well done and precise. Can also organize tours in the region.

Welcoming staff. A wide choice of brochures and maps, we will guide you to the best things to do or see in Padang.

The advice is good and in good English, they also distribute maps of the region.

With its concrete reproductions of wild animals, this is an example of Indonesia's naive art.

Promotes the member structures of this tourist office (commercial vocation). A lot of information about various hotels, diving clubs, etc. 

Here lies Sultan Hasanuddin, the 12 ^th and most famous Sultan of Gowa, who lived from 1629 to 1670. History says that he fought the Dutch with courage. Beside the tombs of Hasanuddin and his own, lies the sacred stone on which the sultans were crowned. A quarter of a minute's walk, you can admire an old mosque in the early th century.

Visit of the last lava casting of the 2006 Merapi, to put you chills in the back (you can enter the bunker where burnt burnt three people who thought refuge… in vain). The last lava leak ripped the pine-populated land of Kali Adem and englouti the houses, whose roofs you can no longer see.

Beautiful panoramas on the Merapi… when it is not covered with clouds.

Former home of the famous General Sudirman. This general was the leader of the armies that fought Dutch forces during the struggle for independence. He died in 1948.

Pangururan is famous for its hot springs, fed by the 1,982-metre-high Mount Belirang. You're sure to pass over the bright red Aek Tano Ponggol bridge, originally built in 1913 and rebuilt in 2022, the only bridge linking the island of Sumatra to the island of Samosir. From Pangururan, buses leave for Medan and Berastagi, but patience is required. Nearby, discover the Hobon stone, apparently ordinary, but very special to the Batak people, who believe it holds the treasure and legacy of Saribu Raja.

A true exploration of the world's wildlife. The sanctuary is home to over 100 species, including rare and endangered animals, reflecting its dedication to conservation and animal welfare. Here, interaction with nature is respectful, with night safaris, educational shows and unique animal encounters. BSP is committed to protecting tomorrow's biodiversity, promising a day rich in discovery and wonder. We recommend it!

A beautiful park dating back to 1805, which houses a Hindu temple and a swimming pool (very popular on Sundays).

Permits are issued to visit the national park. Not the trouble to go elsewhere. 

A private museum presenting the Javanese cultural heritage, especially that of the families of kings in Yogya and Soli, through numerous paintings and photographs. A few explanations about the royal symbols and traditional clothing (batik) of the princesses (who are the true heroines of this museum). A pleasant visit, but in the end it is still too expensive for what it is: no craft, no sculptures, nothing except the,' s, life…