Welcome to Berastagi, the cool highland paradise of North Sumatra. Known for its fresh air and volcanic soil, this town offers vibrant local fruit markets, relaxing natural hot springs, and stunning viewpoints of Mount Sinabung. With Sumatra Trips, you can explore surrounding wonders like the majestic Sipiso-piso Waterfall, the scenic Gajah Bobok Hills, and even enjoy an exciting body rafting experience at the crystal-clear Kolam Abadi.
Bukit Lawang is a vibrant riverside village situated at the edge of the Gunung Leuser National Park. It is world-renowned as one of the best places to observe semi-wild Sumatran orangutans in their natural habitat. Visitors can embark on thrilling jungle treks, experience river tubing down the Bohorok River, and encounter diverse wildlife including Thomas leaf monkeys, macaques, and a variety of tropical birds.
Huta Siallagan in Ambarita Village on Samosir Island is a captivating historical site steeped in Batak culture. The village features traditional Batak houses (Jabu Bolon) with their distinctive curved roofs. Its most famous attraction is the centuries-old megalithic stone chairs and table, which once served as a courtyard for the local king and a place of justice where ancient trials were held.
A dynamic capital featuring highlights like the majestic Maimoon Palace, a 30-room royal residence built in 1888 showcasing unique Malayan, Mogul, and Italian architectural influences.
Standing at 2,172 meters above sea level, Mount Sibayak is an accessible active volcano located near the cool-climate town of Berastagi. A relatively moderate trek leads hikers through dense jungle and rocky trails to the crater, where roaring fumaroles release sulfurous steam into the air. The summit offers a spectacular sunrise view and an otherworldly landscape, making it a must-visit for adventure seekers.
Discover the majestic Samosir Island, the cultural and natural heart of Lake Toba. Sumatra Trips takes you on a captivating journey through breathtaking landscapes, including the panoramic Holbung Hills, the iconic winding roads of Sibea-Bea, and the lush green rice fields of Sagala Valley. Don't miss the serene Efrata Waterfall as you explore the rich local heritage and epic scenery of this massive volcanic island.