Henri Sinurat

Padang is a city on the western coast of Sumatra Island, Indonesia. It is the capital of the West Sumatra province and has a population of approximately 1 million people. Padang is a bustling commercial and cultural center known for its distinctive cuisine, which includes dishes like rendang, a spicy meat dish, and nasi padang, a dish of rice served with various side dishes. The city has a rich history and is home to several cultural landmarks, including the Adityawarman Museum, which houses a collection of artifacts and art from the region, and the Sitti Nurbaya Bridge. This suspension bridge spans the Batang Arau River. Padang is also a gateway to the stunning Bukit Barisan mountain range and the Mentawai Islands, known for their beautiful beaches and world-class surfing spots. The city is easily accessible by air and sea, with regular flights and ferries connecting it to other parts of Indonesia. Read: Kopi Terbalik Khas Aceh   Here are some of the famous culinary dishes from Pa...

  Pangalengan is a district in the Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia. It is situated approximately 25 kilometers to the southeast of Bandung city and can be accessed via the Soreang-Pangalengan Road. Pangalengan is known for its natural beauty, such as hills, forests, and rivers, and is a popular destination for outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and rafting. Pangalengan is known for its beautiful natural landscapes and outdoor activities such as trekking and water sports. Rafting is a popular activity in Pangalengan, as it offers a thrilling and adventurous experience for those who seek it. Upon arriving in Pangalengan, the fresh mountain air greeted us immediately. Together with a group of friends, we headed to the rafting location on a river with clear and swift-flowing water. Before embarking on our adventure, we were given instructions by professional instructors regarding rafting techniques and the equipment to be used. As the rafting boat glided over the swift-...

  Sabang is located on the northern tip of Pulau Weh (Weh Island), part of Aceh province in Indonesia. Sabang has a strategic location as it is situated at the entrance of the Malacca Strait, one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. Due to its location, Sabang has a robust maritime industry, including a busy port and a fishing industry. The seaport of Sabang serves as an important hub for trade and transportation, connecting Aceh with other parts of Indonesia and the world. The port also serves as a gateway for tourists visiting Pulau Weh and the surrounding area. Sabang is also home to several dive sites popular among diving enthusiasts due to its rich marine biodiversity. The town is also home to an aquatic research center, which researches marine life and conservation efforts in the area. Sabang Marine Festival The Sabang Marine Festival is an annual event held in Sabang, Aceh province in Indonesia, which celebrates the town's rich maritime heritage and culture....