Mount Mandeh
January 23, 2022Puncak Mandeh is located in Mandeh, a city near Padang, which is known for its marine ecosystem areas.
Lake Pisang
January 11, 2022Located near Bukit Bulek, Lake Pisang has an amazing view of the beautiful lake and landscape to enjoy.
Lawang Adventure Park
January 11, 2022Lawang Adventure Park is a theme park for all locals and tourists. Lawang Adventure Park offers homestays, villas, amusement parks, and outbounds.
Iconic Culinary Feasts in West Sumatera, Padang
December 31, 2021In 2011 and 2017, CNN has crowned Rendang as the World’s best food along with Nasi Goreng! Rendang is a traditional West Sumatran dish made from meat, coconut milk, and pungent spices that can make your taste buds feel like heaven.
Bali's Warung Mak Beng
December 14, 2021Warung Mak Beng is located in the tourist area of Sanur Bali. The main menu of the Mak Beng stall is fish head soup and spicy fried fish. Warung Mak Beng is an ordinary place, just like the food stalls we usually see. However, this shop is never empty of visitors and has become one of the favorite places to eat on the island of Bali for tourists.
Sate Padang Mak Syukur
December 14, 2021We’ve all heard of satay, right? Asian countries are known to make the best satays in the world. Indonesia, for instance, is well known for our Chicken Satay and Sate Padang. Sate Padang itself is a traditional dish made from beef or cow’s tongue.
Jam Gadang, Bukittinggi’s Own Landmark
December 14, 2021Located in the centre of the city, near the main market, Pasar Ateh, lies Jam Gadang. Jam Gadang was founded by the Dutch East Indies government on the orders of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands.
Lake Maninjau
December 14, 2021The view of Lake Maninjau, West Sumatra, will look more beautiful. Moreover, the combination of the lake with sunset, or sunrise and sea of clouds, makes this place even more beautiful.
Pagaruyung Palace
December 14, 2021Pagaruyung Palace, loacated in Batusangkar, West Sumatra is the place where the Pagaruyung Kingdom used to live in the 1800s. After being destroyed by a fire on February 27, 2007, it was estimated that only 15 percent of the valuable artifacts survived the fire. The heirloom of the Pagaruyung Kingdom was stored in Silinduang Bulan Palace, located about 2 kilometers from the palace itself.