Seven iconic attractions in West Sumatra to explore

West Sumatra has always been a tourist destination for domestic and foreign tourists who want to enjoy the beautiful and refreshing nature. Now, for those who want to explore West Sumatra, here are some of the iconic tourist attractions you really have to visit!

Istanova Sapagaryun

A symbolic tourist attraction in West Sumatra

Istanova Sapagaryun in Tanada Tar Regency is not the original building, but it is still as attractive and majestic as the original building. Learn about the Minangkabau Kingdom in this heritage building. The Pagalyun Palace itself has three levels with different functions. The bottom is the main government activity area, the second is the activity room for the king’s unmarried princess, and the top is the place where the king and empress relax.

Ngarai Sianok

One of the places to visit when going to Bukittinggi is Ngarai Sianok. This steep valley is located on the border of the city, 100 meters deep, about 15 meters long and 200 meters wide. Ngarai Sianok offers a panoramic view of nature that you can’t miss. The steep hills around it and the winding rivers that run down the bottom look great. Here you can also see views of Mount Merapi and Mount Singalan.

Clock tower

In addition to being an icon of the city of Bukittinggi, the clock tower also retains the history of travel in West Sumatra. This monument, located in Bentempasal Atas, Guguk Panjang, was first built in 1925. Interestingly, Jam Gadan does not use iron stanchions or a mixture of cement. Architects and workers used only a mixture of white sand, lime and egg white as the glue. The uniqueness of this watch is that it is written in unusual Roman letters, such as number 4, which is written as IIII instead of IV.

Harau Valley

Located as a nature reserve with an area of 669 hectares, the Halau Valley reaches 100 meters in height and sits between two sandstone cliffs that stretch for several kilometers. It’s so interesting that you can enjoy a soothing green landscape that begins with a series of paddy fields, granite cliffs, and many waterfalls in the Halau Valley area.

Lake Maninjau

As one of West Sumatra’s iconic destinations, Lake Maninjau is by no means full of visitors. There are many trees that are perfect for those who want to seek peace alone, and the surrounding atmosphere is still natural. Located at an altitude of 461.50 meters above sea level, the lake is a reference for various literary works of children in the country. One of them is a novel and a movie by Haji Abdul Malik Karim Amrullah. Van der Wick sinking..

Lake Sawahlunto

Sawarnto Blurik is a tourist attraction born from coal mining activities. Still, you’ll be amazed when you step into the lips of the lake. The blue lake is surrounded by blue water and green rocky mountains. The water itself comes from the rain that has been stored for a long time at the mining site. Its unique and attractive blue color is actually the result of sunlight reflecting off the bottom of the lake.

Mande Island

Located in West Sumatra’s Pesicil Seratan Regency, Mande Island offers beautiful natural attractions and spots. Snorkeling cool. It is said to be comparable to Raja Ampat in West Papua because it is so beautiful.Make that strategic place for a short while among the other islands sunrise as well as sunset Mande feels much more luxurious, especially when the weather is sunny.

How really beautiful and beautiful? Hope the above reviews will inspire your next vacation! Remember to order before leaving for the city of West Sumatra, and only at Pegi Pegi to make it more economical!

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