kuala travel kota medan sumatera utara

• 1 Understand
• 2.1.1 International
• 2.1.2 Domestic
• 2.1.3 Public transport
• 2.4 By boat
• 2.5 By train
• 3.1 By becak
• 3.2 By taxi
• 6.1 Theme parks
• 6.3 Family karaoke
• 8.2 Mid-range
• 8.3 Splurge
• 10.1 Budget
• 10.2 Mid-range
• 10.3 Splurge
• 11 Stay healthy
• 12.1 Consulates

Medan is a very large city on the north coast of the island of Sumatra in Indonesia, and the capital and largest city of North Sumatra province. Medan isn't a tourist destination, but it's a convenient stepping stone to other places like the 'weekend getaway' Berastagi , the island of Penang , Malaysia, and the popular, beautiful crater lake, Lake Toba .

Understand [ edit ]

Medan is the fourth-largest city in Indonesia after Jakarta , Surabaya and Bandung . With a population of about 2 million people, it is the largest city outside of Java . No ethnic group forms a majority; the largest ethnic groups are the Chinese, Javanese, Toba-Batak, Minangkabau, Mandailing Batak, Karo Batak, Southern Indians, and Northern Indians, and there are many more ethnic minorities.

Each ethnic group contributes to thousands of tasty, mouth-watering dishes found in every corner of Medan. They offer to locals and tourists dozens of food streets and hawker centers to suit their appetite at any time of the day. From the sweet Javanese cuisine, to delicious Batak grilled pork, to hot Padang dishes, from savory Chinese noodles, to spicy Indian curry, this varied cuisine is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is obvious why the locals are so into food. The city is quite well known for "food-tourism", especially amongst other Indonesians.

It's interesting to contrast the old, Dutch style green areas, with parks, lawns, and huge old Dutch houses (now turned into government offices or commercial business) and the hundreds and hundreds of newer, shoddy shophouses sprawled together by the hundreds in the commercial areas along with a few modern style malls.

Look out for the motor becaks! A sort of motorized rickshaw, they are a common sight throughout Medan, spewing black smoke everywhere. Although be patient when searching for one, as some drivers often demand large amounts of money and have a temper.

Get in [ edit ]

Medan's Kualanamu International Airport and Belawan sea port are visa-free and visa-on-arrival points.

For more visa information, see the Indonesia page.

By plane [ edit ]

Medan's international airport, 3.6422 98.8852 1 Kualanamu International Airport ( KNO  IATA ), is in Deli Serdang, about 45 minutes from the city. It handles domestic and regional international flights. If you are from London or Amsterdam or are able to transit via either city, look out for Garuda Indonesia, as they often randomly commence flights between the cities.

After arrival, ATMs are quite easy to find in the interior of the airport. An information desk is also available.

International [ edit ]

There are direct international flights from Penang (for around US$70 return) and Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, Singapore , and Bangkok .

• AirAsia from Kuala Lumpur , Penang , Bangkok
• Firefly Airlines (operated by Malaysia Airlines) from/to Kuala Lumpur (via Subang Airport)
• Lion Air from Penang
• Malaysia Airlines from Kuala Lumpur
• Sriwijaya Air [dead link] from Penang
• Jetstar from Singapore
• Saudia from Jeddah

Domestic [ edit ]

For destinations within Indonesia, there are some regional airlines and LCC that serve Medan to other cities, mostly around Sumatra island.

• Citilink [dead link] (part of Garuda Indonesia) from Jakarta, Batam, Bandung
• Garuda Indonesia serves several cities in Sumatra and Java island
• Indonesia AirAsia from Yogyakarta and Palembang
• Lion Air serves big cities in Sumatra and Java island
• Sriwijaya Air [dead link] / NAM Air [dead link] from Padang , Pekanbaru, Batam and Jakarta
• Susi Air serves smaller cities in Aceh and North Sumatra
• Wings Air (part of Lion Air group) serves smaller cities in North Sumatra, Aceh, Dumai and Jambi
• Batik Air (part of Lion Air group) from Jakarta

Public transport [ edit ]

Train service is provided by Railink , a joint venture between Angkasa Pura II and Indonesian Railway. It is the first integrated airport rail link in Indonesia. City check-in and electronic tickets are also available for passengers' convenience.

The airport train runs up to 21 trips (including one facultative trip) a day in each direction with the first trip from 3.5908 98.6797 2 Medan Main Train Station beside Merdeka Square on Balai Kota street at 04:00 and the last trip from the airport at 22:00. The last train from the city goes at around 21:00, but check at the train station for the latest schedule. It is the fastest way to get from the airport to central Medan, taking 31-41 minutes. At the train station in Medan, tickets can be purchased only by credit or debit card, not with cash. A one-way ticket costs Rp100,000, unless you can find a promotional offer. A promotional ticket can sometimes be purchased for Rp55,000 online, or through travel agents or external channels (not from vending machines and ticket counters), no schedule change is allowed and the ticket is not refundable. Most updated schedule, pricing and booking can be checked here or from Mobile Application Railink, but it is advised to check at the train station if you want to travel either very early or late. Payment can be done by Klik Pay BCA, Click Pay Mandiri, Visa or Mastercard debit/credit cards.

Buses operated by state-owned bus company DAMRI connect the airport to two destinations in Medan, Jl. Gatot Subroto next to Plaza Medan Fair and Amplas bus terminal. The bus ticket is a lot cheaper than the airport train and normally takes 60-90 minutes to reach the airport, if traffic is not heavy. The last bus from Plaza Medan Fair goes at around 18:00, but this may change from day to day. If you miss the last one, you might be able to get together with others waiting there to go in on a taxi or grab taxi. Or take a rickshaw to the train station and take one of the last trains of the day.

Taxis are Rp130,000-150,000 for the ride to the city center, but will leave immediately, arrive quicker and be more comfortable than the bus. There is a Rp10,000 surcharge to all fares for airport pickup on top of the metered rate. Taxi drivers may be reluctant (that is, the fare may be much higher) to make the trip late at night.

By bus [ edit ]

The central station for all larger buses in Medan is 3.54 98.7192 3 Amplas Bus Station (not located in the center of the city though). This is where a lot of the smaller minivans go, and where travelers need to go to make connecting buses to further cities. Many of the large air-conditioned buses perform overnight routes.

Larger, non air-conditioned buses and large luxury buses (often Mercedes) that are air-conditioned (some have toilets on board, though they are squatting toilets that are difficult to use when the buses are moving, given driving habits and road conditions throughout Sumatra).

• Medan - Lubuk Pakam line: Rp7,000
• Medan - Binjai line: Rp6,000
• Makmur/Halmahera , Jl. Sisingamangaraja Km 6,7. Large buses (AC or non-AC), runs daily (usually overnight) to major cities in Riau province.
• Bintang Utara , Jl. Sisingamangaraja across Makmur terminal. Large buses (AC or non-AC) to major cities in Riau province.
• ALS ( Antar Lintas Sumatera ), Jl. Sisingamangaraja Km 6,5. Large buses (AC or non-AC), with route to southern part of North Sumatra, Padang , Bukit Tinggi , Pekanbaru , Palembang , Kerinci, and major cities in Java island ( Jakarta , Malang , Yogyakarta , Semarang , Bandung ).
• Sempati Star , Jl. Asrama. Luxury double-decker bus with toilet, entertainment screen on board, pillow & blanket, serves several cities in Aceh province. Prices range from Rp180,000 for Patas Executive to Rp430,000 for First Class (2017).

For East, typically Bukit Lawang , use 3.588952 98.610529 4 Pinang Baris Bus Terminal or possibly better bus shops near 3.596571 98.609074 5 Mawar Bakery Pinang Baris

For South, typically Berastagi , go to Pt. Almasar Indonesia shop (loket), near Citra Garden 2, south of Medan.

By car [ edit ]

The Trans-Sumatran Highway that connects the whole island crosses Medan's city center. Toll roads exist but only as far as Binjai to the north west and Tebing Tinggi to south east.

By boat [ edit ]

Medan is not near the sea, but nearby Belawan is a major port. The passenger terminal is called 3.7779 98.6809 6 Bandar Deli .

Ferries no longer run to Penang from Belawan. The nearest international ferry port is Tanjung Balai, Asahan, about four hours by train from Medan.

To/from other parts of Indonesia: Domestic routes are served by PELNI , it links Belawan with various ports in Sumatra and other Indonesian islands.

By train [ edit ]

Medan is connected by rail to other conurbations on the eastern coast of Sumatra, such as Tanjung Balai, Rantau Prapat, Pematang Siantar and Binjai. Executive, business and economy class trains are available, but if your budget allows, take the better class trains, which are faster and more comfortable. Tickets cost between Rp5,000 (economy) to Rp120,000 (executive). Online booking is available at here [dead link] .

Get around [ edit ]

Medan city is swamped by becaks and taxis (the preferable choice to get around). There is also a form of public transport known as the angkot (small minivan).

By becak [ edit ]

There are two types, the noisy smelly motorized ones, called becak motor, and the human powered pedal ones, called becak dayung, or in English, trishaws or pedicabs. You have to be a good negotiator if you want to go by becak, with price ranging between Rp5,000-30,000 depending on distance and bargaining skills. The pedal ones are becoming scarce, but are much more fun for short trips. Most of their drivers are getting on in years, so they might not want to go too far.

Beware of scam artists who quote you one price to lure you in, even by showing a physical note to show you how much it'll cost, and then demand 10 times that amount when you arrived at your destination. Somehow, it's always 10 times: for example, 3,000 becomes 30,000, 5,000 becomes 50,000.

An audio and video recording of their license card in the becak and the conversation about what was agreed would be a useful defense.

Very few becak drivers speak more than a few words of English, but a map and lots of pointing will get you to the right place, even if it takes twice as long as you thought.

By taxi [ edit ]

Try to pick taxi from a reliable place such in front of malls, shopping centers or airport. Many taxi drivers will resist the use of a meter and want to bargain. Taxis with meters may put them on, but then say there is a minimum charge.

Try to avoid the use of taxis other than Bluebird or Express and always use the meter as they are the two most reliable taxi companies in Medan, this is a general rule that applies throughout the regions of Indonesia where either of these two taxi companies are available.

• Express Taxi , ☏ +62 61 455 2211 . White taxis (usually Toyota Vios), they can usually be found around Medan, especially around central city and mostly use meter. Call in advance and they will come in time too (minimum fee by call is Rp25,000).  
• Blue Bird Taxi , ☏ +62 61 846 1234 . Blue color taxis, the newest taxi company to start operate in Medan. Friendly drivers and always use meter. Minimum fee by call is Rp20,000.  

Medan is also served by online transport. You book them via their app from smart phones. Payment can be by cash, card or electronic wallet. The fee is calculated by app, so no need to bargain. Regularly offer promotions.

• Grab The most popular choice and has the largest operated fleets.
• GO-JEK Famous for its bike fleets, but also start offering car services.

There have been cases of online transport cars being attacked in a few places like the airport and train station when picking up passengers, though the situation seems to have calmed down. Consult your driver for pick-up point to avoid any problems.

Public transport is rather haphazard, though there are more or less fixed prices. Small minivans (called sudako or angkot by locals) have painted numbers (1 to 267 in Medan, or sometimes letters like MRX) that signify their routes, which even locals don't have memorized. If you speak Indonesian, just ask where people are standing by the roadsides which "bus" number corresponds to your location and what the price is in advance. When a van with the appropriate number approaches, flag them down as they don't make scheduled stops (just drive along a given route and drop off passengers when told or pick up new passengers when flagged). If you are a westerner, you might want to confirm the price before getting in, though there is another school of thought which believes it is better to just hand over Rp5,000 when you get to your desired destination, especially since drivers are always in a hurry and rarely speak any English. This type of transportation should only be braved by those with a point-to-point knowledge of Medan and a working knowledge of Indonesian so they know where to tell the driver to stop, unless you have a local friend who can take you around, or you have plenty of time to explore the city. Standard fare around town (per 2024) is Rp5,000/trip. Only trip from-to opposite side of the city should go up to Rp10,000-15,000. One easy route is Minibus #3 from the great mosque (at the side of Yuki Simpang Raya mall) to Sambu bus station near Medan Mall. Another useful route is MRX which goes between Amplas Bus Station - Yuki Simpang Raya - Merdeka Walk (near the train station) - Plaza Medan Fair (near Petisah Market)- Plaza Millenium and beyond. Bus routes are available in Moovit and Google Maps apps (Mar 2024).

A larger bus called Trans Metro Deli (green-colored) starts operating since 2020. The buses have AC, serves fixed route and fixed boarding station. Payment is only via electronic money or QRIS.

Talk [ edit ]

All locals will be able to speak Indonesian . However, the ethnic Chinese can often be heard speaking a localised variant of Hokkien known as Medan Hokkien, which is very similar to Penang Hokkien spoken across the Strait of Malacca.

Medan has a very high level of education and many younger people speak English very well. Those over 50 or 60 also tend to speak English and some even Dutch. If you find yourself stuck just tell the person you need someone who speaks English to help and there will be someone there in a matter of minutes. Speaking English well is a highly regarded skill by the locals so anyone who does so is well known and can be found quickly.

The locals will really appreciate your efforts to learn Indonesian, and please not be offended if they will laugh loudly with you too. It is not a mocking expression. Lots of Indonesians have grown up admiring foreign people via pop or Internet culture, and seeing one makes them happy to death.

See [ edit ]

Many tourists choose to use Medan as a quick through-point to travel elsewhere in Sumatra, but the city offers a glimpse of a large Indonesian city still unfrequented by western tourists, and shouldn't be quickly dismissed. However, Medan is more chaotic and has a bit more litter than Jakarta or Denpasar and open sewers abound. Furthermore, not as many people speak English in Medan as in other large Indonesian cities, but even a short list of useful expressions goes a long way, and Sumatrans are still unjaded by westerners.

Medan hosts a great lot of very nice Art Deco buildings from the Dutch colonial era, like the Old City Hall, the Post Office, the Great Mosque and many business buildings in and around Jl. Ahmad Yani. Some of them are in horrible shape, but most of them maintain their old splendor.

Other attractions include:

• 3.54782 98.60875 3 Graha Maria Annai Velangkanni , Taman Sakura Indah, Jalan Sakura III No. 10 Tanjung Selamat ( 11 km from downtown/little india, local bus 10/26/61+6 Rp5,000 each ~1 hr; car-hailing grab Rp 30,000 bike, Rp 50-60,000 car ). 08:00-18:00 . Catholic shrine with Tamil Hindu-style architecture, devoted to Our Lady of Good Health. Free . ( updated Mar 2024 )
• 3.58411 98.67105 8 Sikh Temple . Located in the old Chinese school 50 m to the right of the Shri Mariamman Tamil Hindu Temple, opposite the maternity hospital. After you walk in to the impressive grounds, turn to the left and walk behind the stairway. The humble temple hall is located to your left. Note: Do not enter without both permission and proper attire! There is supposed to be a larger one elsewhere in the city. Free .  

Do [ edit ]

Theme parks [ edit ].

• 3.6539 98.9853 1 Pantai Cermin Theme Park & Resort , Sales office : Jalan D.I. Panjaltan No. 153, Theme Park : Dusun 1 Desa Pantai Cermin Kanam, Kec. Pantai Cermin, Kabupaten Serdang Bedagai , ☏ +62 61 4510956 (Sales office), +62 61 4562893 , fax : +62 61 4520922 . weekdays 11:00-17:00, weekends and public holidays 09:00-6:30 . The water theme park is located in Cermin Beach, Serdang Bedagai. The theme park is organized by a Malaysian investor and the local government. Swimming, sun bathing and kayaking. To go there, take a rental car, private car or mini bus (sudako) at Jalan. MT. Haryono (in front of Medan Mall) and stop at Perbaungan city. Then take a machine trishaw to the beach. The whole journey may take about 1-2 hours. weekdays: Rp40,000 (adult), Rp20,000 (children); weekends and public holidays: Rp60,000 (adult), Rp40,000 (children) .  

Spa [ edit ]

Although Sumatra does not have the same international reputation as Bali or Thailand for massage, it still forms a significant part of local culture. In rural areas, there will usually be a masseuse available for low cost, if you ask around, while Medan offers true 'spa' facilities, which are highly recommended for anyone seeking a spa experience away from the hustle and bustle of the city at a fraction of the cost elsewhere in the world.

Mostly hotels also have their own spa. You can contact your receptionist for further info.

• 3.5964 98.67579 2 Quan Spa , JW Marriott Hotel 17th floor , ☏ +62 61 455 3333 , [email protected] . Daily 10:00-21:00 . Located on the 17th floor of the JW Marriott has full 5-star hotel spa facilities, with a one hour massage from Rp250,000 for 1-hour massage, more for more elaborate rituals. This is of course a very expensive fee in Indonesia. From Rp250,000 for 1-hour massage .  
• 3.58094 98.66719 3 Zengarden , Jalan S No. 22/272 Parman , ☏ +62 61 4519306 , +62 61 77029845 , [email protected] . Weekdays: 10:00-22:00, weekends: 09:00-21:00 . Located in the heart of Medan. Skillful, clean and very affordable by local standards. Reservations are recommended. Rp150,000-280,000 .  
• Eucalyptus Spa . There are two branches of Eucalyptus Spa in the city, one at the Travellers Suite hotel. Prices there are lower, from Rp120,000 for 1 hour.  
• 3.59431 98.69431 4 De'Spa , Jalan Malaka No.136 , ☏ +62 61 4148416 .  
• 3.63348 98.7073 5 Ocean Spa , Cemara Asri .  

Family karaoke [ edit ]

• 3.57625 98.6661 6 H.o.M.E Family Karaoke , Jl. Patimura , ☏ +62 61 4536567 .  
• 3.5754 98.68038 7 Karaoke Keluarga (K2) Family Karaoke , Kompleks Multatuli , ☏ +62 61 4575055 .  

Buy [ edit ]

Though Medan doesn't have many super malls like Jakarta or Surabaya, it does have plenty of medium-sized malls.

• 3.5846 98.6675 1 Cambridge City Square , Jl. S. Parman No 217 (intersection of Jl. S. Parman, Jl. Gajah Mada & Jl. Zainul Arifin ( 5-min walk from Sun Plaza along Jl. Zainul Arifin ), ☏ +62 61 455 4999 . Daily 10:00-22:00 . Cambridge City Square consists of office spaces, a mall, condominium and the Grand Swiss-Belhotel International linked together. The mall is less than a quarter of the size of Sun Plaza, but houses many restaurants and cafes like Nelayan Jala-jala (dim sum restaurant), Starbucks Coffee, Es Teler 77 (Indonesian street food), Pepper Lunch (teppanyaki restaurant), Haagen-Dazs, Magal and many more. A small supermarket, Berastagi Supermarket, is in LG floor. There are also several boutiques which sell knock-off "branded" items. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 3.5916 98.6813 2 Centre Point , Jl. Timor ( behind the train station ). Daily 10:00-22:00 . An upscale-mall, Centre Point aims to combine mall, apartments, hotel and office into one big integrated complex. As of 2018, the apartments were still under construction. Has Lotte Mart (Korean hypermarket), Cinema XXI (movie theater) & food court in top floor, Metro (department store), modern gym, and many more international retailers of brand-name items. Mr DIY opened in 2019. If you take a train from airport, after exiting train station, you can cross the street into the mall. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 3.5922 98.6637 5 Plaza Medan Fair , Jl. Gatot Subroto No 30 . Daily 10:00-22:00 . One of the major malls in Medan, renowned for selling electronics and gadgets. Has Transmart Carrefour (hypermarket), Matahari (local department store), Ayam Kalasan (Indonesian restaurant famous for its roast chicken), and many other chain restaurants. Slightly cheaper than Sun Plaza. On the top floor, you will find many small outlets selling gadgets or PCs and accessories and a Mr DIY. Cell phone network Three ("Tri") has its Medan office near the KFC. ( updated Mar 2023 )
• 3.58656 98.69151 7 Thamrin Plaza , Jl. Thamrin . Daily 10:00-22:00 . One of the oldest malls with large Matahari (department store), Timezone arcade, top-floor food court and limited international brand stores. Located near Chinatown. There's a wholesale market beside Thamrin Plaza called Pasar Rame that opens from 09:00-17:00 daily. Look around for dried fruit with sugar.  
• 3.5757 98.6883 8 Yuki Simpang Raya Shopping Mall , Jl Sisingamangaraja XII ( across the street from Masjid Raya ), ☏ +62 61 7354027 . Daily 12:00-22:00 . A long-running little shopping center, very convenient to the hotel district. Unlike the giant chain malls, this one sells mostly locally made clothing and home furnishings. There is also a large arcade and kids' playground on the top floor a supermarket on the ground floor, as well as a popular bowling alley, pool hall, and a good gym on the 3rd floor. The gym costs Rp15,000 per visit. You can also become a monthly member. Cell phone shops near the front entrance, snack bars around the side of the mall. ( updated Mar 2023 )
• 3.591375 98.667544 9 Pasar Petisah . A central market, sells vast array of meat, fish, fruit and vegetables. Plaza Medan Fair is very nearby. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.57644 98.68789 10 Gelora Plaza , Jl. Sisingamangaraja and Jl. Amaliun . A supermarket and small department store for children's school uniforms and other items. Their old building next to the railway tracks is now closed and they have moved into the Madani Hotel Building. ( updated Jun 2019 )
• 3.58245 98.66931 12 Mr Ben's , Jl. Muara Takus 70-72 ( near Jl. Pagaruyung food street in Kampung Keling ), ☏ +62 61 4554116 . 07:30-19:30, closed Sunday . Not a mall, just a good sized shop that has been a long running source for all those hard to find food items that foreigners crave. They have a lot of competition since the giant supermarket chains have arrived, but you will still find items here that you won't get anywhere else in Medan. Personal service and very reasonable prices. Cheeses, interesting local coffees, and health food items. Well worth visiting. ( updated Aug 2019 )

Eat [ edit ]

With diverse ethnic races, Medan truly is a heaven of culinary. You can find a combination of Chinese food, Western food, Indonesian food, etc all around the city. Common sights are mie pangsit (a variant of wonton noodles, sometimes without wonton - commonly pork, but beef and chicken version exist), nasi padang or nasi minang , kwetiau/bihun/mie/nasi goreng (fried noodle/kway teow/vermicelli/rice), bakso (meatball soup served with/without noodle) and sate padang (satay with spicy yellow sauces origin from West Sumatra).

Budget [ edit ]

• 3.58746 98.6773 1 Kedai Kopi Apek , Jalan Hindu, Kesawan . Historic coffee house with excellent Lintong Coffee served up by Apek. This place was set up by Apek's father in 1922. Serves roti srikaya (kaya toast). Contains stalls with Indian roti cane bread with goat curry and martabaq and Malay soto soup. Outside are Malay fried rice and Chinese kwetiau noodles. Piece of Medan history.  
• 3.58219 98.67073 2 Bollywood Food Centre , Jl. Muara Takus No 7 ( behind Sun Plaza ), ☏ +62 61 453694 . This is nice place for real, homely Indian food.  
• 3.5834 98.66887 3 Cahaya Baru Indian Restaurant , Jalan Teuku Cik Ditiro ( In Little India ), ☏ +62 811-6407-878 , [email protected] . The North and south Indian restaurant is one of Medan's best kept secrets, which has been featured in Kompas newspaper as the only restaurant in Medan which serves a wide range of authentic North-Indian cuisine. It offers delicious vegetarian and curry dishes. Main dish Rp 20-70k, drink 10-50, lassi 30-35, beers 40-50, nasi kandar 15-35, martabak 25-50, add 10% service tax .  
• 3.5953 98.6692 4 RM Garuda , Jalan H. Adam Malik , ☏ +62 61 453 7346 , [email protected] . Well known for its rendang (Padang-style beef dish cooked slowly in coconut gravy and chili) and ayam pop (Padang-style chicken dish cooked in coconut gravy), it has many branches including RM Berjaya. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.58136 98.66897 5 Lontong Sayur Kak Lin , Jalan Teuku Cik Ditiro . Serving tasty and cheap lontong sayur (rice cakes in hot vegetables curry), this humble eatery is not much to look at for the uninitiated. There are queues to buy breakfast and lunch here.  
• 3.5837 98.6425 6 Mie Aceh Titi Bobrok , Jl. Setia Budi . Has been dubbed by an Indonesian lifestyle magazine as the most popular local dish in Medan. A simple dish of noodle served with chili sauce and crab, rumour has it that the secret ingredient which make the Aceh-style noodle irresistible is a dash of Acehnese marijuana, which is the commonest drug that could be imported illegally from the region. But that, of course, only heightened the mystery and the notoriety of the delicious mie Aceh . ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.58447 98.6703 7 Pagaruyung Alley . Located in Medan's "Little India" or Kampung Keling as it's called by locals. They offer, of course, Indian and Indonesian cuisine. Business begins when the sun sets and goes until 202:00 Well known for satay (chicken, lamb, mutton, liver, intestine, etc.), fried rice and martabak telur (egg pancake topped with diced potatoes, and onions, often served with curry). Also excellent Minang style "pick and mix" rice and fruit juices. ( updated Mar 2023 )
• Sadar jiwo noodlebar , Jl. Teuku Cik Ditiro No.36, Madras Hulu, Kec. Medan Polonia, Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara 20152 ( In Little India ), ☏ +62 811-6407-878 . Indonesian and Japanese/ramen noodles. AC. Main dish 18-48k, entry 20-28k, drink 5-18k . ( updated Mar 2024 )
• Mie Ayam Jamur Juara , Jl. Taruma Simp. Atriangga ( in Little India. One block north of Capsule Inn Medan. ), ☏ +62 61-4530962 , +62 8116060962 . Small street food stall. Likely one of the cheapest places but still good. Main dish Rp 10-13k, drink 6-10k. Example: Nasi Ayam Penyet 10k . ( updated Mar 2024 )

Mid-range [ edit ]

• 3.58267 98.66688 8 Koki Sunda , ☏ +62 61 4533282 . As the name implies, serves tasty Sundanese food and beverages such as Nasi Liwet and Es Delima . It's at the heart of the city at the corner of S.Parman and Hasanuddin so it's hard to miss if you travel around the city. Its reasonably priced and wide array selection of delicious food is well known to the locals and visitors. Koki Sunda now opens in Tanjung Morawa and Pekan Baru.  
• 3.5764 98.666 9 Gelato Bar , Jalan Pattimura No 66 , ☏ +62 61 453 3166 . Su-Th 10:00-22:00; F Sa 10:00-00:00 . Italian gelato dessert and many popular pasta dishes are available. It's a good place to hang out and relax. Also open on Centre Point.  
• 3.583349 98.684802 10 Jalan Selat Panjang/ Sumatra/ Semarang . This is where some of the oldest Chinese eateries in Medan serve their renowned cuisines, such as mie pangsit tiong-sim (noodle served with stuffed dumplings), kwetiau goreng (wok-fried Chinese rice-fettuccine), pokpiah (Singapore-style vegetable-stuffed dumpling) and many more. If you want to eat halal, of course you should beware of the pork content in the dishes, but you could always ask for a no-pork version of the dish and a different wok to cook your food in.  
• 3.5984 98.6601 12 Ondo Batak Grill . A unique Batak restaurant where you can find the gems of Batak dishes, without all the germs. Cafe-like ambience with non-stop jazz music. Serves a reasonably-tasting saksang (a pork dish cooked in pork blood), babi panggang karo (Batak/Karo-style chopped roast-pork) and arsik (Batak-style fish dish). Don't forget to taste the hot pora-pora (a dish of sauteed papaya and cassava leaves cooked in coconut gravy and rawit chili).  

Splurge [ edit ]

• 3.5638 98.6389 13 Roland's German Restaurant , ☏ +62 61 8214379 . The only German restaurant in Medan, located at the main entrance to Taman Setia Budi Indah complex. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.5936 98.676 14 Taipan Restaurant , Capital building, 1st Floor , ☏ +62 61 4556333 . Serves mainly Chinese style menu. Dim sum is served usually for breakfast and lunch only. Try their coconut Thai dessert or specialty tofu dish. ( updated May 2018 )

Others [ edit ]

Durian is one of the most famous fruits of both Medan and North Sumatra. Get the best price and taste when the season comes, which on July and December. North Sumatra has a lot of durian fields like; Sibolangit, Brastagi, Langkat, Sidikalang, Siborong-borong, Tarutung, Sibolga, Nias, Padang Sidempuan, Lima Puluh and Perbaungan. Get Medan durian at Jalan Sumatera, Jalan Semarang, Jalan Adam Malik, Ucok Durian, and more. Rp5,000-50,000 each depending on size and season.

Jalan Majapahit on Petisah area (across from Cambridge City Square) has a lot of stores selling homemade cakes and juices. Most stores also allow sampling before buying. Try the local specialty bika ambon (spongy-texture cake with pandan flavor) or marquisa (passion fruit) juice.

• 3.59428 98.6656 15 Bolu Meranti , Jl. Razak No.7C . The home-made roll cakes with variety of tastes, such as cheese, blueberry, mocha. The most famous roll cakes in town. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.54985 98.62424 16 Medan Home Dairy , ☏ +62 813 9703 3540 . They have European-style "best natural yogurt in Indonesia". Located at TASBI Complex. They are producing many kinds of goat and cow milk cheeses, as well. For the goat milk products they are using fresh, pasteurized (twice) organic goat milk.  
• 3.58974 98.66919 17 Zuki Bakery , Jl. S.Parman No.103 . Bika Ambon, spekoek, prunes, roll cake (Bolu Gulung), breads. They bake items fresh every day and also make their on syrups, including marquisa syrup, terong belanda syrup and kietnah syrup. ( updated May 2018 )

Drink [ edit ]

There are several clubs, pubs and karaoke joints to visit at night in Medan.

• 3.5958 98.6765 1 Bistronomix , Jl. Perintis Kemerdekaan ( just across from JW Marriott Hotel ). Popular especially with youngsters. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.5866 98.6743 2 Harbour 9 , Forum 9 building ground floor ( near Lapangan Benteng ). Offer outdoor seating just beside Deli river, but many mosquitoes at night. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.59218 98.68154 3 Healy Mac's , Centre Point complex Blok M . The only branch of Healy Mac's in Indonesia. Nice food. Priced reasonably. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.5781 98.6732 4 Hollywings , Jl. A Rivai . Good food and reasonable priced drinks. Live music usually starts at 21:00. Occasionally may hires famous singers. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.58043 98.67093 5 Medan Club & Pub , Jl. Kartini ( behind the Governors office, just down from Sun Plaza ). This is now the go to place for the expats of Medan. Beer is relatively cheap and food is passable, but the company and the source of local info is the reason to come here. ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.59365 98.67602 6 Retrospective Entertainment ( Retro ), Jl. Putri Hijau, Capital Building 6th Floor . ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.57416 98.6653 7 Shoot Pool Lounge & Sports Bar , Jl. Kapten Pattimura 423 , ☏ +62 61 453 1884 . A pool bar with big screen playing sports channel (football games on the weekends) accompanied by regular live bands and DJ performance. It also has a large collection of wine from all over the world.  
• 3.58528 98.67749 8 Stroom KTV , Selecta . ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.58246 98.67623 9 The Tavern Pub , Hotel Danau Toba . Was once one of the most popular going out pubs for expats in the city, but now is a little run down and attracts a sleazier crowd. It features live music from local bands. It's fairly small, fairly popular and is crowded on the weekends with groups of friends, couples, and some rather friendly girls hanging out. A bit expensive for the standard. ( updated May 2018 )

Sleep [ edit ]

• 3.57439 98.68821 1 Blue Angel ( Ponduk Wisata Angel ), Jl. Sisingamangaraja No 70 . Very popular budget backpacker place with a cafe attached. Free Wi-Fi in the lobby/restaurant. Rooms small, basic, clean. Windows and door handles provide doubtful security, better not leave valuables in your room. single room Rp80,000, double room Rp130,000, dorm bed Rp90,000 .  
• 3.57436 98.68701 3 Hotel Zakia , ☏ +62 61 732 2413 . Budget accommodation next to the Grand Mosque. Includes breakfast. It is reasonably clean and central. Rp55,000-120,000 .  
• 3.57633 98.68898 4 Pondok Wisata Istana XI , Jl Amaliun 9 ( opposite Yuki Plaza parking lot side entrance ), ☏ +62 61 733 1190 . Looks more expensive than it is. A range of rooms are available in this medium-size hotel, starting at Rp120 000. They also have very reasonable monthly rates. ( updated Aug 2019 )
• 0 0 5 Reddoorz hostel @ capsule inn medan , Jl. KH. Zainul Arifin No.176, Madras Hulu, Kec. Medan Polonia, Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara 20151 ( In Little India, 10min walk from Cambridge or Sun plaza mall. If coming through Damri bus, ask driver to drop you near Halte Cambridge. ), ☏ +62 21 80629666 . Check-in: 14:00 , check-out: 12:00 . Futuristic beds, no upper bedsheet, small foldable tray/table (in wall). Shower, towel, hot+cold water, soap, no shampoo. One small water bottle, water fountains too for refill. small locker (one for shoes, one for bag). Toilets with toilet gun/shower but no toilet paper. Rooftop. Small market/bazaar down the hostel. noise does not seem to reach inside capsule. Ground or 1F as café+ reception, 2F female dorm, 3F male dorm, 4F rooftop. No power plus inside capsule, but 2+1 usb. Bad Internet upload (speedtest.net). dorm (ac) Rp 100,000 . ( updated Mar 2024 )
• 3.5831 98.6906 7 Citi International Sun Yat Sen , Jalan Sun Yat Sen No. 77 , ☏ +62 61 736 3479 , fax : +62 61 7324 857 . Check-in: 14:00 , check-out: 12:00 . Clean, no-frills modern hotel with hot & cold shower, air conditioner and Wi-Fi in rooms and cafe. Provide free shuttle to train station. From Rp242,000 per night for Standard Room .  
• 3.5902 98.67756 17 Grand Aston City Hall Hotel and Serviced Residence , Jalan Balai Kota No. 1 ( across Merdeka Walk ), ☏ +62 61 455 7000 , [email protected] . The building is in the national archive of historic places and was restored. From Rp800,000 .  

Stay healthy [ edit ]

Medical services are easily obtained in Medan. Pharmacies litters around and generally open from Monday to Saturday (usually 09:00-21:00, some may open until 17:00), the same with clinics. On Sunday, most pharmacies and clinics are close, but there are several 24/7 pharmacies called K-24 .

Most hospitals open 24/7 and have Emergency Department and ICU. Hospital fees range from medium to expensive. Not all hospitals accept insurance - check before admitting.

Generally, locals have little confidence with hospitals and their medical staffs performance. Locals prefer going to Malaysia (Penang, Kuala Lumpur or Malacca) or Singapore to treat chronic or acute conditions. Such perception has improved considerably, but skilled medical staff are still few. If you are in doubt, avoid government-owned hospital and opt for private hospital instead.

Connect [ edit ]

Free Wi-Fi is offered in most cafes & restaurant; just ask the staffs. Otherwise, plenty of internet cafes sprawl around the city, especially in rural areas. SIM card with internet quota also is very affordable and can be easily obtained.

The area code for Medan and surrounding area is 061 .

• 3.5774 98.6871 7 Jl. Sisingamangaraja No 27/39 (Hotel Garuda Citra) . ( updated May 2018 )
• 3.6301 98.6801 8 Jl. Cemara No 29 . ( updated May 2018 )
• TIKI . One of the most popular logistic services used by local, it's reasonably cheap, fast and reliable. Several drop-off point around cities, just look for store with TIKI logos. Be sure to insure your parcels if you ship valuable items. ( updated May 2018 )
• JNE . The other most popular alternatives for JNE. Offer same advantages and roughly same price. Several drop-off point around cities, just look for store with JNE logos. Be sure to insure your parcels as well if you ship valuables. ( updated May 2018 )
• J&T Express . Coverage is lower than JNE or TIKI, but price is very competitive. Drop off points are still few, but you can ask for collection. ( updated May 2018 )
• Gojek / Grab . Offer only intra-city services.

Consulates [ edit ]

• Chinese Visa Application Service Center , Royal Condominium Tower B, 2nd Floor, Jl. Palang Merah - Sukamulia No 1, Kelurahan Medan Aur , ☏ +62 61 80013189 , [email protected] .  

Go next [ edit ]

• Berastagi - a beautiful mountain resort, about 1½ hours' drive from Medan; popular among Medan people for weekend getaways. When it is deemed safe, you can hike the two nearby volcanoes, Sinabung and Sibayak. Check with the local authorities before hiking, as the Sinabung volcano erupted on 2014, and an alert in 2015 caused the evacuation of 10,000 people.
• Kabanjahe - the capital of the Karo Regency. You can observe and experience the life of Karo people by visiting the villages around Kabanjahe. Kabanjahe is also a convenient post to climb Mount Sinabung. If you wish to spend the nights in the villages of Karo people, go to Gumagaba Youth Hostel located on Jalan SM Raja Simpang Amplas, Medan for information.
• Bukit Lawang - A 3-hour journey from Medan, the latter half of the journey being a rather bumpy and pot-holed ride. A little village on the edge of Gunung Leuser National Park that was once home to an Orangutan rehabilitation center, which is now closed. However, regular feeding sessions take places at the feeding platforms. Jungle treks can be arranged or you can just relax by the river.
• Lake Toba - formed by a volcanic eruption, it is one of the biggest fresh water lakes in the world. Has a large island, Samosir, in the middle. It is an absolute must see, a really magnificent place full of Batak culture on the shores of a mesmerizing lake. The food is wonderful, accommodation is cheap and the climate is perfect, it seems to be 25°C all the time. Rent a scooter to explore Samosir.
• Pulau Weh - Garuda Indonesia operates three weekly flights to Sabang (Indonesia) on Pulau Weh, where some of Indonesia's finest diving can be found.

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North Sumatra 7 Days / 1 Week Itinerary – Medan, Berastagi, Lake Toba

Planning an itinerary for Sumatra can be tough as it is not as firmly on the tourist trail compared to many other places in Indonesia, for example, Bali or Java and so it can be difficult to know what to do there and where to go. Planning the itinerary for Sumatra is also no easy feat but don’t worry as our itinerary will fit in some of the must visit places in Sumatra , fitting them all in one week.

In this itinerary, you will find yourself covering the 3 main tourist locations of Sumatra that are interlinked to your convenience. They are Medan , the main city and where you most likely fly into, Berastagi, the Karo highlands of rice fields and the famous Lake Toba , the largest volcano lake in the world with arguably the best tourist facilities in Sumatra.

Here is a suggested itinerary that you can tailor according to your own preferences for your 7 days in Sumatra.

Suggested time: 2 days Connects to Berastagi (2 hours) or Lake Toba (5 hours)

Medan is not typically thought of as a tourist destination by international travelers who used it simply as an entry and exit point to move on to other places. The domestic market in Indonesia, however, sees things very differently and Medan is known as the culinary capital of Indonesia.

Day 1 – Medan sightseeing and food

Tjong A Fie Mansion was a relative of the better known Cheong Fatt Tze who lived in Penang and built the gorgeous Cheong Fatt Tze mansion. This is one of Medan’s few real attractions and is definitely worth a trip to see how people would have lived in 1900. It’s also near to Kesawan Square, a great option if you are looking for some authentic Medanese food.

Addres: 105 Jl. Jend. A. Yani, Kesawan, Medan Bar, Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara 20111; Telephone: 0813 6120 3998. Opening hours: 9 am to 5 pm.

Soto Kesawan is located just across from Tjong A Fie Mansion so it makes sense to combine the two. You will need to get here before 4 pm however as they shut up shop after that. This small cafe is famous for its Soto, a soup made with coconut milk and filled with juicy prawns.

Address: Jl. Ahmad Yani, Kesawan, Medan Bar, Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara Telephone: 20236; 061 4514518 Opening hours: 7 am to 4 pm.

Day 2 – Medan Mosques and Palaces

Mesjid Raya Al Mashun is the great mosque of Medan and is known for its great beauty and imported building materials. You will see glittering green tiles here as well as graceful black domes and pretty stained glass and marble floors. Make sure to dress modestly if you are going to visit.

Address: Jl. Sisingamangaraja, No. 1, Medan Kota, Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara Telephone: 20212; 061 4512555.

Istana Maimun is the royal palace that used to belong to the Sultanate of Deli. Now it has been turned into a museum and you can also catch a traditional band here that play local tunes every day at 10 am.

Address: Jl. Sultan Ma’moen Al Rasyid No. 66, Medan Maimun, A U R, Medan Maimun, Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara 20151. Opening hours: 8 am to 5 pm.

Merdeka Walk – If you are looking for dinner in Medan but can’t decide what to get then consider a trip to Merdeka Walk. Here you will find a long strip that has a range of stalls selling all kinds of dishes from noodles, to rice, to soups, to desserts.

Address: Jl. Balai Kota, Medan Barat, Kesawan, Medan Bar, Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara 20236. Opening hours: Some places here are open 24 hours a day.

Moving on from Medan, you have two options:

How to get to Berastagi – Take a bus from the main bus station on Jalan SM Raja that will take you directly to Berastagi. The trip takes about 2 hours.

If you want to skip Berastagi then you can also take a bus directly to Lake Toba from Medan which takes around 5/6 hours.

Suggested time: 2 days Connects to Medan (2 hours) or Lake Toba (4/5 hours)

From Medan, you can easily move on to Berastagi, home of the Karo people with just a 2 hours bus ride. One of the highlights of Berastagi is picking your own fruit like oranges and strawberries at one of the local farms, although you need to be there when the fruit is ripening so it’s best to check when you are actually in Berastagi.

Day 3 – Berastagi volcano mountain

Gunung Sibayak is a dormant volcano has a large crater at the top from which gas still erupts. There are also hot springs here where you can soak in the naturally warm thermal waters. It is about a 7 kilometer walk to the top.

Day 4 – Berastagi waterfall

Sipiso-piso Waterfall – This is one of the best spots in Berastagi and you can see all the way to Lake Toba from here. You can catch a mini bus called an angkot straight from Berastagi to the waterfall or hire a motorbike and head out there on your own.

Moving on from Berastagi, we head on to Lake Toba.

How to get to Lake Toba – You will need to take a mini-bus to Siantar which takes about 3 hours and then another bus to Parapat which takes about 1 hour. It’s then a short ferry ride across to Tuk Tuk, the main island in Lake Toba.

Suggested time: 2 days Connects to Berastagi (4/5 hours) or Medan (5/6 hours)

Lake Toba is a gem in the region of Sumatra and has a crater lake that sits in a dormant volcano. It’s also the largest crater lake in the world and sits next to the charming island of Tuk Tuk.

Day 5 – Enjoy Lake Toba and Tuk tuk village

Enjoy the lake – One of the reasons people come to Lake Toba is the lake, so make sure that you enjoy all that it has to offer. You can indulge in a range of water sports here and can tour the lake in a speedboat. For something a little more relaxing you can simply float here in a rubber tube.

Visit Tuk Tuk – The village of Tuk Tuk is charming and is also the home of a Batak cemetery. Here you will find amazing carved graves Batak kings which are in the shape of traditional Batak houses, so make sure to give this a miss to get an insight into Batak culture.

Day 6 – Explore Lake Toba island

Tuk Tuk is covered in a range of attractions and due to its size, you can see most of them in a day. The best option is to hire a car and driver or a motorbike to whizz around the island.

Day 7 – Back to Medan

Getting back to Medan, completing the loop of Medan , Berastagi and Lake Toba in Sumatra. Here you can choose to head onwards north to Bukit Lawang for the Orangutan trek or the interesting city Banda Aceh or go for diving at Pulau Weh.

Check out our Sumatra Travel Guide .

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Aisyah Llewellyn lives in Sumatra in beautiful Indonesia and writes widely about food and travel in Southeast Asia. Fluent in Indonesian, she also runs food tours educating travellers about Indonesian food and ingredients. She has travelled all over Indonesia but fell in love with North Sumatra when she first visited over 10 years ago. You can follow her on Twitter @BRITgrlINDOfood

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The ultimate travel guide for Sumatra

• 22. May 2019

Planning on visiting Sumatra? We feel you. Once you start researching about the biggest island of Indonesia you will find info on beautiful beaches, orang utans or lush rainforests. But you might also find people telling about being ripped off at the Pinang Baris bus station in Medan, crazy local busses, a lack of ATMs or locals who don’t speak English. And yes these stories are true.

But we can assure you, that if you decide for a vacation in Sumatra you will be rewarded with relaxation or adventure (or both), friendly locals, great food and a good time. As always a good preparation is all you need and therefore we created this travel guide for Sumatra.

Christine has travelled Sumatra solo many times, and Syafri was born and raised in Bukit Lawang (Read more about us here ). So the info gathered is mostly first hand experience.

About Sumatra

An exotic island in western Indonesia and a part of the Sunda Islands, Sumatra is the 6th largest island with an area of 473, 481, twice as much as that of UK. In ancient times Sumatra was known by Sanskrit name of Swarnadwīpa meaning “Island of Gold” due to vast deposits of gold in the island’s highland.

Because of its vast spread out land, Sumatra is divided into 7 Propinsi (provinces) of North Sumatra, Jambi, Riau, West Sumatra, South Sumatra, Bengkulu, Lampung and Aceh. Among which the prominent cities are Medan, Palembang and Padang while the most populated among these is Medan where throngs of tourists keep hitting the city every now and then.

Sumatra has so much to offer for travellers – deep rainforests, animals like orangutans, elephants or tigers, refreshing rivers and lakes, volcanoes and sandy beaches. Most people come to Sumatra for the orangutans. Besides Borneo, Sumatra is the only place in the world to see orangutans in the wild.

Read also: Why you should go to Sumatra

How touristy is northern Sumatra?

The most “touristy” areas are Bukit Lawang and Lake Toba, but compared to hot spots like Thailand and Bali they are basically untouched! Tuktuk on Samosir Island at Lake Toba is very well set up for tourists, but in fact it is hardly really busy. I (Christine) have been there many times and it often it feels like a ghost town. Bukit Lawang also is used to tourists, but nowhere near crazy. Also during the day most people are trekking in the jungle and you can relax in the beautiful village or chat with the friendly locals. Aside from these two areas, tourism is not a focus for most of the area, and still so many amazing places to explore.

Our travel guide for Sumatra covers:

Getting here and around

Best time to travel, accommodation, crime, safety & security, sim cards and wifi, plugs & adaptors, travelling with children.

• Activities and things to see

Do’s and don’ts

Medan is the main hub for flights onto the island. But all major cities on Sumatra have international airports with connections to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok or Singapore.

Travelling around Sumatra is sometimes difficult. The island is huge, the roads are bad and busy with lorries and motorbikes. Public transport is limited and an adventure in itself. Get prepared for endless hours in packed busses with drivers driving like crazy. Flying is the most convenient way to cover large distances on Sumatra.

There are varying options to get around Sumatra, including private drivers , tourist busses (shared cars) and local busses. Becaks (tuktuks) are mainly used to get around cities and villages. You should definitely get a ride on these transports to get a taste of real Sumatran culture, but make sure to bargain for the price.

Local mini busses are the cheapest way to get around, but this is everything but a comfortable journey. The mini busses have no air condition and can get very cramped. You will be sitting very close to others. There is no real legroom. Many people don’t speak English, but are always friendly and maybe want to take a photo with you. The roads can be bumpy and the bus stops frequently to collect and drop off passengers along the way. The driver will mostly put your luggage on the roof, but if there is space you can also keep it with you.

Renting a car is not recommended. The traffic is crazy and the roads are bad. But to be more free you can book a private driver.

Read also:  How to get to Sumatra | How to get around on Sumatra

Indonesia offers a free 30 days visa to citizens of 169 countries. This is not extendable and you should leave before the end of the 30 days. The Indonesian government recently raised the fines for overstay days to up to 1 million IDR per day. So make sure to avoid that.

In case you want to stay for more than 30 days you can apply for a 60-day visa at any Indonesian embassy or you opt for the paid visa on arrival ($35) at the airport. For that your passport must be valid for six months, you need two free pages in the passport and present a return ticket. The visa on arrival is valid for 30 days and can be extended for another 30 days. This will cost you another 300,000 IDR.

We do not provide specific recommendations for vaccines or any other health-related issues. Please consult your doctor in advance for these matters. Health risks and vaccine requirements may change any time. Therefore please speak to your doctor and seek the latest medical advice.

There are pharmacies in the main tourist areas and bigger cities. There is no hospital on Sumatra with international standard. In bad cases you need to go to Kuala Lumpur or Singapore. So make sure you obtain a travel insurance which covers these costs.

Hospitals on Sumatra:

Columbia Asia Hospital Medan Jl. Listrik No.2A Medan Sumatera Utara 20112

West Sumatra Police Hospital Jl. Jati No. 1 Padang Sumatera Barat 25129 24/4 Emergency Room

Hospital Efarina Etaham Pangkalan Kerinci Jl. Lintas Sumatra No. 1 Pangkalan Kerinci Riau 28654

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Tap water is not safe to drink on Sumatra. Bring a water bottle and you can refill it (sometimes even free) in restaurants or accommodations from big gallons.

Be prepared for all seasons in one day when traveling to Sumatra. The tropical days are humid and hot and we advise light, comfortable cloths. Light rain jackets are a must as there will be encounters with rain. Bring sun screen and hygiene products from home as they can be very expensive on Sumatra. Sun hats and a sarong/scarf can be a plus. See our comprehensive pack list for Sumatra

Sumatra is a perfect travel destination all year round. The temperature remains between 21°C to 33°C throughout the year. However, the wet season lasts from November to April while the dry season is from May to October. But the inland destinations such as Bukit Lawang or Lake Toba are perfect all year round. There is rain usually just in the afternoon for 1 hour or so.

The currency of Sumatra is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Exchange rates vary, but generally 1 EUR equals to around 15,000 IDR. Some examples: a cup of coffee costs 4,000 to 6,000 IDR, a meal in a warung or restaurant around 10,000 to 50,000 IDR.

ATMs on Sumatra are a bit tricky. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don’t, sometimes they are empty and sometimes you can only withdraw 500,000 IDR (hard when you have to pay tours or accommodation). And then there is the casual mati lampu (electricity cut). So we usually advise to either bring cash from your home country or withdraw whenever you can. Multiple credit cards are also a plus. The airports are a good spot to withdraw cash from the ATMS there. If you have a private driver or take a tourist bus, ask the driver to stop for ATMs along the way.

If you book tours, accommodation or transport in advance you can also ask if you can pay via bank transfer. With that you don’t have to carry so much money with you when traveling Sumatra. Paying with credit card is mostly only possible in bigger shops in the cities, Indomaret and the like.

Side note: There is no ATMs in Bukit Lawang.

The hotels and guesthouses on Sumatra offer something for every budget – from simple and cheap rooms to expensive hotels. Especially in the high season during the summer months the prices tend to go up. Generally speaking you can get a double room for 150,000 IDR.

Hostels are not really common. You can find some in Medan. But in other tourist destination you can also find cheap rooms for solo travelers. Here other backpackers usually meet, so it is a kind of hostelly vibe.

Be prepared for cold showers throughout Sumatra. Some of the cheap guesthouses will provide a traditional bucket shower. This is a basin with water and a small bucket. Just use the bucket to pour water over yourself. It sounds strange, but you will get used to it.

The spicy delicacies of Sumatra are a must taste once in your life. Their speciality is undoubtedly Rendang, Soto, Sambal or Gulai. Padang restaurants are very common on Sumatra. You will see the already cooked dishes in the front window with a fine variation of curries, fish, egg, tempeh and vegetables. Some other famous dishes include Rujak, Gado Gado or Cap Cay.

Read also: Sumatra for foodies

Nearly 90% of the people in Sumatra are Muslims, which makes Islam as the main religion. The other religions are Christianity, Buddhism and Hinduism.

There is no destination without issues. So it is advisable to keep an open eye when on the road in Sumatra. Flight delays and cancellations due to volcanic eruptions can be a problem, but are rather seldom. Taking basic precautions will keep you safe.

It seems Indonesia is much more developed when it comes to wifi and data. Every kiosk or warung offer free and good wifi. Also every accommodation in the tourist areas offers free wifi to guests.

Furthermore you can buy sim cards throughout Sumatra. These are cheap and the coverage is usually very good. To give you a rough idea for 5 EUR you get 10 GB of data. Make sure you get the sim card registered otherwise it won’t work. We can recommend Telkomsel which worked everywhere we went so far incl. the jungles around Bukit Lawang. They usually try to sell you a package, but these separate the data quote into video, local internet, normal data and the like. Try to avoid that and just book a package with only data through the Telkomsel smartphone app.

In Sumatra sockets are of type C, also known as the standard Euro socket, and F, also known as Schuko. Travelers from Germany don’t need an adapter. For everybody else it is advised to buy a travel adapter in advance, but you can also obtain one when you are in Sumatra.

From jungle lessons with locals, to swimming in the rivers and lakes or encounter wild animals, Sumatra has many options for families and is basically a huge playground for your toddlers and children. Travelling with kids on Sumatra can be a feast of adventures, new experiences and smiling faces. Every island of Indonesia is different. Sumatra has its own beauty, and you can see and feel that in its culture, nature, food and people.

Read or full guide for traveling Sumatra with children .

Activities and things to see in Sumatra

Sumatra has so much to offer for everyone. Surfers find good breaks on the islands in the west, divers will love the underwater around Pulau Weh, nature lovers will awe when trekking in the rainforests around Bukit Lawang and the list goes on.

Here are some places and activities in Sumatra:

• Swim or take a boat tour around the largest crater lake in the world, Lake Toba, and also get to know the Batak culture.
• Trek to see orangutans in Bukit Lawang. The overnight stay in the jungle is a truly unique experience.
• Visit Padang to taste the delightful cuisine of Nasi Padang, the special kind of rice served with a range of curries and side dishes.
• Climb the volcano or relax in some hot springs around Berastagi
• Come close to elephants in Tangkahan.
• Visit Pulau Weh up North to indulge in the beautiful underwater world

The other places of interest in Sumatra are e.g. Banda Aceh, Banyak Island, Pulau Nias, Bukkitingi, Mentawais, Bangka Belitung.

Read also: Top 10 Avtivities in Bukit Lawang

The people on Sumatra are super friendly and always in for a friendly chat. They will be extremely warm and respectful towards you. It is likely that you get invited for dinner. Here are some do’s and don’ts:

• Use your right hand to eat and shake hand. The left hand is considered dirty.
• Never touch someone’s head, not even a friendly padding on a child’s head. This is highly impolite.
• Avoid kissing and touching your partner in public. You are in a Muslim country. Such things should just be kept private.
• You will notice shoes and flip flops on the front porch of someone’s house, restaurants or shops. That’s because Indonesians take off their shoes when entering a house. So if you see a bulk or shoes in front, follow along and take off yours.
• Dress appropriately. Again you are in a Muslim country. The locals here dress rather conservatively and expect others to do the same. Christine’s rule of thumb is either sleeveless shirt and long pants, or a shoulder-covering/long-sleeved shirt with shorts.
• Many Indonesians greet each other with a handshake. After this the hand is led to the heart. Always use your right hand for greeting.

If you have any other questions for your trip to Sumatra, please contact us .

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• 4d at Lake Toba
• 4d with Mentawai tribe
• 7d Sumatra Highlights
• 8d small group tour
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As the third largest city in Indonesia after DKI Jakarta and Surabaya, Medan City is the capital of North Sumatra province. This city is the largest city outside the island of Java and also the largest on the island of Sumatra. The city of Medan is the gateway to the western part of Indonesia with the presence of Belawan Port and Kuala Namu International Airport which is the second largest airport in Indonesia. Bordering the Malacca Strait, Medan is a very important city of commerce, industry and business in Indonesia.

The city of Medan began as a village founded by Guru Patimpus between the Deli River and Babura River. Medan became the administrative center of the Sultanate of Deli and its anniversary was set for 1 July 1950. Bappenas stated that Medan was one of the four main growth centers in Indonesia with a multi-ethnic population. Besides Malays and Karoese, Medan is filled with people with Javanese, Batak, Chinese, Minangkabau, Mandailing, and Indian ethnic backgrounds.

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Medan is one of the cities on the island of Sumatra which has many beautiful and stunning tourist attractions. Its beauty represents the exotic land of Sumatra. The city of Medan, known as Lake Toba, offers unique tourist attractions that are different from the others. The identity of the city of Medan is reflected in its natural and cultural wealth. Explore the city of Medan and discover popular attractions around it.

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Find the most important information about Medan Airport : Flights, Departures, Arrivals, Parking, Car Rentals, Hotels near the airport and other information about  Kualanamu International Airport (KNO) . Plan your travel to  Medan Airport with the information provided in this guide.

Kualanamu International Airport (IATA: KNO; ICAO: WIMM) is the main international airport serving Medan, Indonesia.

KNO Airport is located in Deli Serdang, 23 km east of Medan city centre. It is a hub for Garuda Indonesia and a focus city for Citilink,  Indonesia AirAsia, Lion Air, Susi Air and Wings Air.  

Busiest routes from Medan Airport are Jakarta, Batam, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Gunungsitoli, Pekanbaru, Bandung, Banda Aceh, Singapore and Sibolga. 

Kualanamu International Airport handled 12,245,116 passengers in 2017.

It is the fourth busiest airport in Indonesia. 

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Kualanamu International Airport  has a single passenger Terminal for both domestic and international flights.

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See the Services and Amenities in Medan International Airport:

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About Medan

Medan is the capital of the North Sumatra province in the Sumatra island of Indonesia. It is the forth busiest city in the country, after Jakarta, Surabaya and Bandung.

You have lots of attractions in Medan and the area. You should try a bowl of Soto Kesawan soup, then visit Mesjid Raya Al Mashun and the Istana Maimun royal palace, where you can dress up for a small fee and take pictures in the throne room; the North Sumatra Museum is also quiet interesting, as well as walking around the Kampung Keling.

Transport + info

Medan Airport Transportation comprises of the following options:

Bus: Find several public bus transportation options to Medan city centre such as Damri bus, Als Bus, Almasar, among others. 

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Taxi: Get within an hour to Medan city by taxi. 

Train: There’s a rail link at Medan Airport straight to the city centre. 

Car rental: To rent a car in Medan is a great choice. 

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Address: Jl. Bandara Kuala Namu, Beringin, Kabupaten Deli Serdang, Sumatera Utara 20213 INDONESIA

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Ongkos Taksi dan Bus dari Bandara Kualanamu Medan Terbaru

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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Bagi yang masih menyimpan pertanyaan dari Bandara Kualanamu ke Medan naik apa , tak perlu bingung karena saat ini tersedia beragam moda transportasi.

Salah satu yang paling praktis adalah menggunakan taksi online seperti yang disediakan Grab dan Gojek. Dua penyedia jasa taksi online tersebut saat ini sudah membuka layanan di Bandara Kualanamu Medan.

Dikutip dari https://www.grab.com, banyak keuntungan yang bisa didapatkan dengan pesan GrabCar Airport. Disebutkan bahwa pesan GrabCar Airport bisa dilakukan langsung dari aplikasi Grab dan bebas antrean.

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Tarif GrabCar dari Kualanamu ke Medan tercantum transparan sesuai aplikasi. Hanya saja tarif tersebut tidak termasuk biaya tol dan parkir Bandara Kualanamu Medan.

Naik GrabCar dari Bandara Kualanamu Medan saat ini sudah mman karena sudah resmi beroperasi di bandara. Adapun kapasitas untuk satu unit mobil adalah 4 orang penumpang dan bagasi maks 60kg.

Cara pesan GrabCar dari Bandara Kualanamu pun mudah. Cek aplikasi Grab dan langsung kunjungi booth Grab di pintu kedatangan bandara dan kamu akan dipandu oleh staff Grab yang akan mengarahkanmu menuju titik penjemputan.

Sementara itu, dikutip dari laman https://www.gojek.com, bagi yang ingin memesan GoCar Instan, cukup datang ke titik jemput Gojek yang ada di semua terminal Bandara Kualanamu. Ketika sedang pesan GoCar, jangan lupa pilih “Titik Jemput GoCar”, temui driver, dan kasih PIN yang didapat di halaman order.

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Titik jemput GoCar di Bandara Kualanamu berlokasi di seberang Stasiun Railink, tepatnya Jl. Bandara Kuala Namu, Ps. Enam Kuala Namu, Kec. Beringin, Kabupaten Deli Serdang, Sumatera Utara.

Layanan taksi konvensional di Bandara Kualanamu

Di Bandara Kualanamu Medan juga tersedia layanan taksi bandara. Dikutip dari https://kualanamu-airport.co.id/, terdapat 6 operator taksi yang membuka layanan 24 jam di bandara tersebut.

Taksi-taksi ini melayani dari titik muat di area bandara, dengan tarif beragam. Tarif yang ditetapkan meliputi ongkos buka pintu dan ongkos perjalanan per Km.

Berikut ongkos taksi Bandara Kualanamu Medan :

ABADI, Buka Pintu: Rp 7.500 | Per Km: Rp 5.000 Blue Bird, Buka Pintu: Rp 7.500 | Per Km: Rp 5.000 KOKAPURA, Buka Pintu Rp 7.000 | Per Km: Rp 5.000 MATRA, Buka Pintu: Rp 7.000 | Per Km: Rp 5.000 NICE TRANS, Buka Pintu: Rp 7.000 | Per Km: Rp 5.000 PUSKOPAU, Buka Pintu: Rp 7.000 | Per Km: Rp 5.000

Jadwal dan tarif bus di Bandara Kualanamu

Selanjutnya, terdapat pula layanan bus di Bandara Kualanamu Medan. Terdapat 5 operator bus yang membuka layanan dengan ongkos dan rute beragam. Layanan bus ini buka 24 jam.

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Pertama, bus Almasar membuka layanan dengan titik penjemputan di Lantai 1 atau Area Penjemputan Kedatangan (sisi kanan) Bandara Kualanamu Medan. Almasar melayani penumpang tujuan Kabanjahe, dengan tarif Rp 40.000 per orang sekali jalan.

Selanjutnya, operator bus ALS juga membuka layanan dengan titik keberangkatan di Lantai 1 - Area Penjemputan Kedatangan (sisi kanan) Bandara Kualanamu.

ALS membuka 3 rute atau…

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JW Marriott Hotel Medan welcomes you to Indonesia with refined luxury and a prime location in the citys central business district. Our Medan, Indonesia, hotel holds the distinction of being Medan's first and only five star international hotel, providing a memorable setting for business and leisure travelers. Take time to explore local historical or culinary sites like Istana Maimoon, Tjong A Fie and Merdeka Walk from our hotel near Grand Mosque. Maintain your fitness with a workout in our 24-hour hotel gym or take an invigorating swim in our outdoor infinity pool. Savor delicious cuisines and signature drinks at our on-site restaurants, or relax in our Executive Lounge and enjoy 180-degree views of the city. We're pleased to offer the largest pillar-free ballroom in Medan, as well as nine other venues for your next meeting or event. Our hotel rooms and suites are designed with plush bedding, modern technology and picturesque views of the Medan skyline. Your five-star escape awaits at JW Marriott Hotel Medan.

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Check-in: 3:00 pm

Check-out: 12:00 pm

Pets Not Allowed

No pets allowed

Complimentary On-Site Parking

Daily: Rp120000

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Marriott Café

This vibrant restaurant features five interactive cooking stations and a theater-style kitchen, offering a view to watch your food being prepared. Enjoy local and international favorites, as well as decadent desserts.

Jade Chinese Restaurant

Savor authentic Shanghainese and Cantonese cuisine at Jade Chinese Restaurant. With dishes like Peking Duck and Dim Sum prepared by award-winning chefs, our restaurant is one of the best in Medan. Treat yourself to a cup of tea imported from China.

Prime Steak House

Fine dining at its best, our stylish Chicago-style steakhouse serves a terrific meal, featuring premium cuts of meat and an impressive collection of local and international wines. Host your next special event at our restaurant.

Marriott Gourmet

Located on the lobby level, this relaxed coffeehouse is ideal for those on-the-go who may not have time for a restaurant meal. Pick up a sandwich, a freshly baked treat and a cup of premium coffee or tea on your way out to explore Medan.

See and be seen at Prime Bar, our upscale nightclub and bar in downtown Medan. Featuring live entertainment five nights a week and daily happy hour specials, this is the place to be.

Blending classic charm and modern styling, this elegant yet relaxed restaurant offers signature cocktails and small bites. After a busy day in Medan, relax with our array of inspired beverages.

More Ways to Enjoy Your Stay

Retreat to the tranquility of Spa by JW, a haven of wellbeing in the heart of Medan, Indonesia. Our serene Medan spa is open daily, and offers a wide range of therapeutic, Javanese-style treatments, designed to relax and refresh the mind and body.

Health Club at the JW Marriott Hotel Medan

On the 17th floor, customize your work out with abundance of cardio and strength training equipment.

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Languages spoken by staff: English, Chinese

For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call +62 61-455 3333

Service Animals are Welcome

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Accessible Entrance to On-Site Pool

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Main Entrance is Accessible

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Room and Suites Access through the Interior Corridor

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Carbon Footprint: 43.97 kg per room night

Water Footprint: 720.77 liters per room night

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The check-in time at JW Marriott Hotel Medan is 3:00 pm and the check-out time is 12:00 pm.

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Berita viral pemerintah kota medan provinsi sumatera utara terapkan kebijakan parkir gratis, seperti yang dikutip dari akun medsos @  memperlihatkan berita viral kebijakan parkir gratis diwilayah kota medan..

POS-KUPANG.COM - Tayangan info Berita Viral singkat menayangkan adanya kebijakan baru

yang dilakukan Pemerintah Kota Medan atau Pemkot Medan Provinsi Sumatera Utara

seperti yang dikutip dari akunmedsos @info.jkt  memperlihatkan Berita Viral kebijakan parkir gratis di wilayah Kota Medan.

Kondisi ini menyebabkan ribuan juru parkir jukir kehilangan pekerjaan.

Lalu apa sebagai gantinya? apakah pengangguran melonjak?

Memang idealnya sebuah lokasi parkir harus ada fasilita ikutan pendukung.

Misalnya, seperti saat pemilik kendaraanmasuk ke mall bisa memanfaatkan toilet, atau sekedar mencuci muka, atau bisa mandi dan buang air besar

Mengapa saat ini pemilik kendaraan ohag ohaganmembayar parkir walaua hanya satu atau dua menit ?

Pasalnya, saat mau kencing atau buang air bersih pemilik kendaraan sulit mencari toilet dan harusmenuju ke lokasi parkirangratis misalnya

di Alafamar, SPBU atau indomaret.Ini memuat pemilik kendaraan jadi ogah membayar parkir.

Lala bagaimana di wilayah Kupang Provinsi NTT ?

Simak komentar wargane t  seperti yang dikutip di @infojkt24

Jakarta kapan?

Maaf, kalau jukir itu pekerjaan, harus ada jaminan hukum (tanggung jawab)

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Travel di Medan Jurusan Kualanamu dan Wilayah Sumatera Utara

Untuk Anda yang sedang mencari jasa angkutan travel di Medan, pada kesempatan ini PESONA TRAVEL menyajikan informasi sesuai dengan apa yang Anda butuhkan. Adalah Trans 88, salah satu penyedia jasa angkutan yang sangat tepat untuk dijadikan pilihan.

Mulai beroperasi sejak tahun 2011, perusahaan transportasi yang fokus di bidang jasa Rental Kendaraan, Travel dan Taksi ini melayani perjalanan dari atau ke Bandara Kualanamu, Kota Medan dan sekitarnya, serta beberapa kota di wilayah Sumatera Utara.

Adapun rute yang dilalui antara lain wilayah Toba untuk kota-kota di wilayah Danau Toba dan sekitarnya, wilayah Humbang seperti Siantar, Parapat, Porsea, Balige, Siborong-borong, Litongni Huta, Dolok Sanggul, Paranginan, Bakkara, Tipang, Pakat, Parlilitan pergi-pulang (PP).

Selain itu, Trans 88 juga melayani pengiriman paket, carteran baik di dalam kota ataupun ke luar kota seperti drop bandara, acara pernikahan, perjalanan dinas dan berbagai kebutuhan transportasi lainnya.

Dan jika mungkin Anda butuh transportasi menggunakan bus besar maupun bus kecil untuk perjalanan ke berbagai obyek wisata di wilayah Sumatera Utara , Trans 88 pun menyediakan paket perjalanan wisata dengan harga ramah di kantong.

Harga Tiket Travel Medan dan Sekitarnya

Sebagai bahan pertimbangan, berikut PESONA TRAVEL uraikan daftar harga tiket per orang untuk sekali jalan rute perjalanan dari atau ke Kota Medan dan sekitarnya yang diberlakukan Trans 88.

Dari Bandara Kualanamu

Dari kota medan dan sekitarnya, harga carter travel di medan.

Untuk carteran, harga dihitung per unit kendaraan dan menyesuaikan rute serta durasi perjalanan. Harga pada tabel di bawah ini berlaku untuk sekali jalan dengan satu tujuan.

Note: Harga sewaktu-waktu dapat berubah tanpa ada pemberitahuan sebelumnya. Untuk konfirmasi silakan menghubungi nomor yang tersedia.

Alamat Kantor Trans 88

Menggunakan armada jenis minibus terbaru dari Toyota Kijang Innova, Toyota Avanza, Daihatsu Luxio dan Suzuki APV, Trans 88 melayani konsumen 24 jam penuh.

Untuk pemesanan tiket travel di Medan dan informasi lebih lanjut, Anda bisa mendatangi alamat atau menghubungi kantor Trans 88 berikut ini.

Kantor Pusat Trans 88 Jl. Sisingamangaraja No. 10 Ps. Merah Bar, Medan Kota, Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara Phone: 085373925588 / 082364221188

Cabang Bandara Kualanamu Jl. Batang Kuis Pasar V Phone: 0853 7064 6688

Cabang Dolok Sanggul Jl. Sisingamangaraja Phone: 0853 7197 7788

Perwakilan Siborong – borong Jl. Patuan Nagari No. 68 Phone: 0853 7018 2188

Perwakilan Porsea Jl. Raya Medan Porsea Phone: 0823 6243 2288

Itulah sekilas tentang jasa transportasi travel di Medan yang bisa PESONA TRAVEL sampaikan. Semoga bisa membantu mempermudah bagi Anda yang tengah merencanakan perjalanan di Kota Medan dan sekitarnya.

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Kebun Teh Sidamanik di Simalungun, Destinasi Agrowisata yang Menawan

Kebun Teh Sidamanik bisa kamu jadikan destinasi wisata bareng keluarga atau teman yang ada di Sumatera Utara. Saat datang ke provinsi ini untuk pertama kali, kamu mungkin akan terpikir untuk mendatangi Danau Toba dan Pulau Samosir yang terkenal. Tak banyak yang tahu bahwa di Sumatera Utara mempunyai banyak perkebunan yang banyak dijadikan tempat wisata. Sebagian tempatnya juga ramah anak dan cocok didatangi bersama keluarga.

Perkebunan teh yang berada di Sidamanik jadi salah satu perkebunan yang tempat wisata favorit pengunjung. Memiliki panorama perkebunan teh yang membentang luas, kamu bisa melakukan berbagai aktivitas seru di sana. Berbicara tentang harganya, harga tiket masuknya cukup terjangkau.

Ingin tahu informasi dan daya tarik tempat wisata ini? Berikut Traveloka telah merangkum informasi selengkapnya di sini.

Sekilas Tentang Kebun Teh Sidamanik

Kebun teh Sidamanik atau Kebun Teh Bah Butong merupakan area perkebunan daun teh yang dikelola oleh PT Perkebunan Nusantara IV (PTPN IV). Kondisi udara dan suasananya cenderung sejuk karena berada di daerah dataran tinggi. Sehingga cocok bagi kamu yang mencari tempat untuk healing. Memiliki luas 6.373,29 hektare, perkebunan teh ini berada di ketinggian 800-1.100 mdpl.

Dulunya, tempat ini hanya dijadikan sebagai pusat produksi komoditas daun teh saja. Namun seiring waktu, tempat ini banyak dikunjungi wisatawan yang ingin menikmati keindahan alamnya. Banyak pengunjung yang datang sekedar ingin menikmati hamparan perkebunan daun teh yang asri dan berfoto di kawasan tersebut.Dari situ, perkebunan ini juga dimanfaatkan sebagai destinasi agrowisata yang menawarkan pemandangan alam yang menakjubkan.

Sebagai perkebunan teh terbesar di Sumatera, daun teh yang dihasilkan sangat berkualitas dan cukup terkenal. Apalagi kualitas teh hitamnya yang memiliki cita rasa tersendiri yang unik. Bahkan, kualitasnya sudah diakui di pasar internasional. Tak heran, hasil panennya kerap diekspor ke berbagai negara.

Lokasi dan Rute Kebun Teh Sidamanik

Bagi kamu yang ingin mengunjunginya, Kebun Teh Sidamanik terletak di Desa Sidamanik, Kecamatan Sidamanik, Kabupaten Simalungun, Sumatera Utara. Lokasinya cukup jauh, tapi akan terbayarkan dengan pemandangan yang sayang untuk dilewatkan begitu saja.

Terdapat dua rute perjalanan yang dapat kamu tempuh. Jika kamu menginap di kota Medan, kira-kira jarak yang ditempuh kurang lebih 155 km atau 3 jam perjalanan. Kamu akan melewati Jalan Tol Medan - Kuala Namu - Tebing Tinggi dan Jalan Medan - Pematang Siantar. Rute kedua dari arah Kota Pematang Siantar, kamu akan menempuh jarak sekitar 24 km dengan waktu perjalanan 48 menit melewati Jalan Pematang Purba - Parapat.

Agar tidak tersesat, kamu bisa menggunakan Google Maps. Kamu akan diarahkan pada rute yang aman dan nyaman menuju lokasinya.

Biaya Masuk Kebun Teh Sidamanik

Harga biaya masuk ke Kebun Teh Sidamanik dapat dikatakan sangat ramah di kantung, loh. Setiap pengunjung yang datang akan dikenakan biaya masuk sebesar Rp5.000. Biaya yang cukup murah ini juga cocok bagi kamu yang membawa keluarga atau teman untuk berwisata bersama.

Dengan membayar tiket masuknya, kamu bisa menjelajahi perkebunan teh sepuasnya. Untuk kamu yang datang dengan kendaraan pribadi, ada tarif parkir yang harus disiapkan. Tarif parkirnya mulai dari Rp5.000-Rp10.000 sesuai dengan jenis kendaraannya.

Untuk jam bukanya, tempat wisata ini bisa kamu datangi dari pukul 08.00-18.00. Jika kamu ingin menikmati suasana tenang dan sejuk, datang di pagi hari jadi pilihan yang sempurna. Kamu juga bisa melakukan berbagai aktivitas lebih puas juga dan menikmati kesegaran udara pegunungan. Selain pagi hari, kamu juga bisa mendatangi tempatnya pada sore hari. Udaranya sejuk dan cuacanya tidak terlalu terik cocok untuk kamu berkeliling sekitar are perkebunan.

Fasilitas Umum

Untuk menunjang aktivitas pengunjung, objek wisata ini juga memiliki berbagai fasilitas umum. Fasilitasnya dapat dikatakan cukup lengkap dan dirawat dengan baik oleh pihak pengelolanya. Oleh sebab itu, kamu tak perlu khawatir akan kenyamanan dan kebersihannya. Berikut beberapa fasilitas umum yang bisa kamu temui di sana.

Daya Tarik Kebun Teh Sidamanik

Buat liburanmu makin berkesan dengan mengunjungi Kebun Teh Sidamanik. Tak perlu ragu, ada banyak daya tarik yang ditawarkan oleh destinasi wisata satu ini. Berikut ini hal menarik yang menjadi daya tarik unggulan tempat wisata ini.

1. Keindahan alam perkebunan teh

Menyajikan hamparan perkebunan teh yang sangat membentang luas menjadi daya tarik utama agrowisata di Sumatera Utara ini. Pengunjung yang datang bisa melihat tanaman teh secara langsung. Apalagi kesejukan udaranya yang mampu menghilangkan rasa penat dan stres. Tak hanya panorama kebun teh saja, kamu juga bisa melihat siluet perbukitan yang diselimuti awan dari kejauhan.

2. Mengabadikan momen di spot foto kece

Sayang rasanya jika sudah datang ke tempat sebagus ini tanpa mengabadikan momen. Buat kamu yang ingin berswafoto, tempat ini juga menyediakan spot foto kece berupa bingkai foto yang berada di tengah perkebunan. Tersedia bingkai bentuk kupu-kupu hingga hati yang menambah keindahan foto. Selain itu, kamu juga bisa berfoto dengan latar belakang perkebunan dan perbukitan yang estetik.

3. Memetik daun teh bersama petani

Tak hanya bisa menikmati panoramanya, kamu juga bisa mendapatkan pengalaman unik dengan memetik daun teh bersama para petani. Untuk bisa melakukan aktivitas ini, pastikan kamu datang di pagi hari. Para pengunjung bisa ikut memetik pucuk daun teh dan bercengkrama dengan para petani.

4. Bersantai sambil menyeduh teh

Setelah puas berkeliling, kamu bisa bersantai di warung makan di dekat area perkebunan. Di sana, kamu bisa menikmati secangkir teh ditemani keindahan kebun teh yang menyejukkan. Selain menikmati teh, kamu juga bisa memesan berbagai menu masakan yang ditawarkan.

5. Menemukan Danau Rawang yang tersembunyi

Danau Rawang jadi salah satu spot hidden gem yang tidak banyak diketahui pengunjung. Terbentuk dari pengerukan tanah di tengah kebun, tempat tersebut menjadi sebuah danau kecil yang diisi oleh air hujan. Lokasinya memang cukup tersembunyi di antara hamparan kebun teh. Meskipun tersembunyi, tempat ini kerap dijadikan sebagai salah satu spot bersantai dan berfoto.

Itulah informasi mengenai Kebun Teh Sidamanik dari lokasi hingga daya tarik yang ditawarkan. Meskipun memakan waktu perjalanan yang cukup panjang, hamparan kebun teh yang asri siap menyambut kamu dan keluarga. Tak ayal lagi, tempat ini jadi destinasi wisata keluarga andalan bagi pengunjung yang berwisata di Sumatera Utara.

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Daftar lengkap nama-nama anggota dpr ri dan dprd sumatera utara yang terpilih di pemilu 2024, daftar lengkap, nama-nama anggota dpr ri dan dprd sumatera utara (sumut) yang terpilih di pemilu 2024.

TRIBUNMANADO.CO.ID  - Inilah daftar lengkap, nama-nama anggota DPR RI dan DPRD Sumatera Utara (Sumut) yang terpilih di Pemilu 2024

Sejumlah nama caleg DPR RI dan DPRD Sumatera Utara terpilih di Pileg 2024

Daftar nama berikut diperoleh berdasarkan pengumuman hasil Rekapitulasi Penghitungan Suara oleh KPU.

Nama-nama anggota DPR RI terpilih pada periode 2024-2029 berikut diambil dari 3 daerah pemilihan (dapil) di Sumatera Utara

Berdasarkan Model D hasil Prov-DPR RI Sumatera Utara, sejumlah politisi meraih suara terbesar di Sumatera Utara.

Dapil Sumut I meliputi 4 Kabupaten/Kota, yaitu: Medan, Deli Serdang, Serdang Bedagai dan Tebingtinggi.

Sementara itu, dapil Sumut II mencakup 19 kabupaten/kota. Yaitu: Labuhanbatu, Labuhanbatu Utara, Labuhanbatu Selatan, Toba, Tapanuli Utara, Humbang Hasundutan, Samosir, Sibolga, Tapanuli Tengah, Tapanuli Selatan, Sidempuan, Padang Lawas, Padang Lawas Utara, Mandailing Natal, Gunungsitoli, Nias, Nias Utara, Nias Selatan dan Nias Barat.

Sedangkan Dapil Sumut III mencakup 10 kabupaten/kota, yaitu: Asahan, Batu Bara, Dairi, Karo, Langkat, Pakpak Bharat, Simalungun, Kota Binjai, Kota Pematangsiantar, Kota Tanjungbalai.

Sementara untuk DPRD Sumatera Utara terbagi menjadi 12 dapil

Daftar nama-nama anggota DPR RI Sumatera Utara terpilih pada Pemilu 2024 dengan suara terbesar di Sumut :

1. Sofyan Tan (PDIP), Dapil Sumut I: 279.334 suara.

2. Musa Rajekshah (Golkar), Dapil Sumut I: 190.990 suara.

3. Lamhot Sinaga (Golkar), Dapil Sumut II: 158.973 suara.

4. Meutya Hafid (Golkar), Dapil Sumut I: 147.004 suara.

5. Ahmad Doli Kurnia Tandjung (Golkar), Dapil Sumut III: 141.846 suara.

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Sisa bongkaran bontang kuala dilelang rp 251 juta, sisa kayu pembongkaran pelataran panggung adat di lelang pemerintah kota bontang dan laku seharga rp 251 juta., penulis: geafry necolsen | editor: diah anggraeni.

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TRIBUNKALTIM.CO, BONTANG - Sisa kayu pembongkaran pelataran panggung adat di lelang Pemerintah Kota Bontang dan laku seharga Rp 251 juta.

Kepala Dinas Pekerjaan Umum dan Penataan Ruang (PUPR) Kota Bontang Edy Suprapto, mengungkapkan awal Mei ini proyek revitalisasi Kampung Wisata Bontang Kuala sudah mulai berjalan.

Pelantaran panggung dibongkar, berupa balok dan papan uling kemudian dilelang. Dijelaskan Edy, keputusan ini mengacu Permendagri Nomor 19 Tahun 2016 Tentang Pengelolaan Barang Milik Daerah.

"Sudah dilelang tanggal 16 April lalu. Terjuak di harga Rp 251 juta, uang tersebut kemudian dikembalikan ke kas daerah," ungkap Edy kepada TribunKaltim.co, Jumat (3/5/2024).

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Pengerjaan dilakukan swakelola dengan menggandeng Kodim 0908 Bontang .

Dikonfirmasi terpisah Dandim 0908 Bontang Letkol Inf Aryo Bagus mengatakan saat ini tengah mempersiapkan pengerjaan.

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Aryo mengaku dalam pengerjaaan proyek itu juga akan melibatkan masyarakat sekitar dan pengusaha lokal, dalam hal menyuplai bahan baku yang dibutuhkan.

"Ini tengah bersiap. Jadi usai di bongkar kita juga kerja. Pekerja dari lokal. Pengangkuran kayu dan material juga kita bermitra semua," terang Dandim. (mrd)

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