Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Indonesia

This immense natural tourism park covers an area of 260 ha, offering total immersion in nature and adapting to all ages with its different zones and quality activities. It represents a veritable sanctuary for Riau's endemic flora and fauna, showcasing specimens such as the pelawan tree. The park offers an educational experience thanks to its hiking trails, ecopark and restaurant. It also features a variety of animals, including peacocks, deer, rabbits, macaws and koi.

Explore a replica of the Great Wall of China to reach a charming goldsmith's village. You'll need to climb about 330 steps. Opt for a half-day visit. Koto Gadang was the home of notable figures in the struggle for independence. It is also a goldsmith's center renowned for its intricate Minangkabau silver models. The village is also home to a large mosque built in the traditional Minangkabau style.

Nestled in the hills around 800 m above sea level, surrounded by quiet pine forests, Sipiso Piso offers an impressive view at 120 m high. There are many panoramic viewpoints along the way, but the most amazing is to see the waterfall up close. Its tumultuous waters rush forcefully into Lake Toba, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle. Although often referred to as Indonesia's highest waterfall, this distinction actually belongs to the Sigura Gura waterfall, which rises to over 250 m.