5 Beautiful Places Hidden In Lake Toba

Tmobileringtonebdmbrb - Usually people who go to Toba Lake to Parapat, Samosir Island and usual places. Indeed, Lake Toba from wherever we see is right beautiful, but there are some hidden places or you haven't visited when to Lake Toba. Well this time there are 5 unusual but beautiful places that are a shame if you miss going to Lake Toba. What are these places, please read it.

1. Lumban Silintong Beach Balige

Lumban Silitong Balige is a village that is a tourist spot in Balige Toba Samosir which presents panoramic views of the shores of Lake Toba complete with rows of cafes and restaurants. In this place, we can enjoy the cool water of the lake while swimming.

2. Pusuk Buhit

Pusuk Buhit is a row of hills on Samosir Island. From here, we can enjoy the panorama of the beauty of Lake Toba. To get Lake Toba from Medan you can book Bintan Travel. They provides Lake Toba tour from Medan and also Sumatra tours and another package. Call their contacs here +62 819 828 117.

3. Tomok

Tomok is a shopping tourism center on Samosir Island that sells a variety of souvenirs such as Batak, Ulos, bracelets, necklaces, clothes and so on. We can also watch the legendary Sigale-Gale statue dance. Around Tomok there are also other tourist objects namely the Tomb of King Sidabutar who was formerly a ruler in the Land of Batak.

4. Tuktuk Siadong

Here, we can visit the Batak Museum, see directly making Ulos or indulge in ethnic cafes around the area. We can also explore the Batak civilization through tourist visits to Siallagan Village which is famous for Batu Parsidangan and also visit the Gethsemane Ambarita Prayer Park for those of you who want to take a religious tour.

Pangururan City is the capital of Samosir Regency. Here, we can visit the Batak nuance open stage, hunt for typical Batak cuisine. There also have interesting attractions such as Batu Hoda Beach and Pantai Indah Situngkir.

5. Simanindo

Simanindo is famous for its historical and cultural tourism. We can see the ritual of Mangalahat Horbo or other Batak rituals at the Simanindo Museum. There is also no less interesting is visiting White Sand Beach.

Seeing the magnitude of the potential of Lake Toba and Samosir Island as tourist destinations both nationally and internationally so that Singapore also wants to invest to develop tourism potential there as reported on the site.

The World Bank has also expressed its commitment to help develop tourism in Lake Toba as reported in local media in Medan, North Sumatra as a part of Sumatra tours.