Batam Island

Batam is one of the 3,000 islands, which make up the Riau Archipelago and is closest to Singapore, which is only 20 km away or twenty minutes by air-conditioned ferry. It has a rapid-growing population of around 100.000. As the island develops into a major industrial and tourist area, it attracts an ever-increasing population from other Indonesian islands who see Batam as a haven of opportunity. Once almost uninhabited, save for a few scattered fishing communities, Batam's history took a sharp turn beginning 1969, when it became support base for the State-owned 'Pertamina oil company' and its offshore oil exploration. In 1971 a presidential decree designated it as an industrial area and in 1975 the Batam Authority was formed. In 1978 Batam was established as a bonded area.

In addition to the oil support industries of Batu Ampar and a fast growing electronics industry, Batam now attracts increasing numbers of tourists. Many come from Singapore for a short holiday with friends and family, duty-free shopping and great seafood. The visitors to Singapore hope over for a day or weekend trip.
International standard hotels and numerous economy establishments cater to the expanding demand for accommodation. Business, as they say, is booming. An island two-thirds the size of Singapore, Batam progresses by leaps and bounds. Where virgin jungle once stood are now whole new towns, mosques, churches, temples and supermarkets, soon to be followed by reservoirs with enough water to supply a population of 800,000 and for industrial use, an airport-to become an international gateway - a fine telecommunication system, well equipped industrial parks, and the beginnings of a large new urban center.
Administratively, Batam enjoys a unique status under the Batam Island Development Authority (BIDA). The island is duty-free. The holiday market, this means duty free shopping in town, hotel shops and the ferry terminal. For the businessmen it means wide-ranging opportunities for investments. While all this change takes place, Batam has retained pockets of rural charm, peaceful spots with quiet beaches. Fishing villages supply delicious fresh seafood to visitors. White sand beaches are fringed with palms and kampung life carries on almost undisturbed. Batam makes a great break.

One of Batam's biggest attractions is the fresh and delicious seafood. Giant prawns, live still crawling crabs, live fish taken straight from nets in the sea, lobsters, clams and shellfish are cooked in a variety of styles and all delicious. Try the local 'gong-gong' conch shell where the succulent meat inside is fished out with a pin and dipped in a spicy sauce before eating.

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Danau Toba Resort

Danau Toba adalah sebuah danau vulkanik dengan ukuran luas 100km x 30km di Sumatera Utara, Sumatera, Indonesia. Di tengah danau ini terdapat sebuah pulau vulkanik bernama Pulau Samosir.
Danau Toba sejak lama menjadi daerah tujuan wisata penting di Sumatera Utara selain Bukit Lawang dan Nias, menarik wisatawan domestik maupun mancanegara.

Asal Usul
Diperkirakan Danau Toba terjadi saat ledakan sekitar 73.000-75.000 tahun yang lalu dan merupakan letusan supervolcano (gunung berapi super) yang paling baru. Bill Rose dan Craig Chesner dari Michigan Technological University memperkirakan bahwa bahan-bahan vulkanik yang dimuntahkan gunung itu sebanyak 2800km3, dengan 800km3 batuan ignimbrit dan 2000km3 abu vulkanik yang diperkirakan tertiup angin ke barat selama 2 minggu. Debu vulkanik yang ditiup angin telah menyebar ke separuh bumi, dari cina sampai ke afrika selatan. Letusannya terjadi selama 1 minggu dan lontaran debunya mencapai 10 KM diatas permukaan laut.

Kejadian ini menyebabkan kematian massal dan pada beberapa spesies juga diikuti kepunahan. Menurut beberapa bukti DNA, letusan ini juga menyusutkan jumlah manusia sampai sekitar 60% dari jumlah populasi manusia bumi saat itu yaitu sekitar 60 juta manusia. Letusan itu juga ikut menyebabkan terjadinya zaman es, walaupun para ahli masih memperdebatkan soal itu.

Setelah letusan tersebut, terbentuk kaldera yang kemudian terisi oleh air dan menjadi yang sekarang dikenal sebagai Danau Toba. Tekanan ke atas oleh magma yang belum keluar menyebabkan munculnya Pulau Samosir.

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Mount Leuser National Park

Mount Leuser National Park is one of the largest national parks in the world, containing over 800,000 hectares of virgin rainforest. The park is home to orangutans, gibbons, monkeys, elephants, tigers, and among the last of the Sumatran rhinoceros. There are research facilities for the study of primates, birds and insects, the Orangutans rehabilitation center at Bukit Lawang being the most popular with tourists. It is possible to raft Alas River from Ketambe to the Indian Ocean on a 4 - 5 day expedition. The journey takes us through exciting white-water rapids to the calmer, crocodile-infested waters of the lowlands. Basic accommodation is available at Ketambe.


The Leuser National Park of Gunung Leuser is probably the wildest in Indonesia, located in Southeast Aceh, can be reached from either Kutacane, or Takengon. This magnificent national park has a wealth of flora and fauna. The Leuser Ecosystem is an outstanding wilderness in Aceh northern Sumatra. It is one of the richest expanses of tropical rain forest in Southeast Asia. More than 2.5 million hectares in size, it is the last place on earth where elephants, rhinos, tigers, clouded leopards, and orangutans are found within one area.

The first official statement of intent to protect the Leuser Ecosystem was signed in 1934. The Leuser International Foundation (a non-profit non-government organization) was established in the late 1990's when the ecosystem was seriously under threat from illegal logging and wildlife poaching.
Geographically, the Leuser Ecosystem lies between 3-4.5° North and 96.5-98° East. It covers approximately 2.6 million hectares of tropical rain forest, encompassing 890,000 hectares of designated national park, as well as extensive areas of protection and production forests. The ecosystem contains two major volcanoes, three lakes, and nine major river systems that flow to the east and west coasts of the island.

The Leuser Ecosystem has an enormous level of biodiversity. It contains at least 127 mammal species, including the Sumatran elephant, Sumatran tiger, Sumatran rhinoceros, and Sumatran orangutan. About 8,500 different plant species grow in the beach, swamp, lowland, mountain and alpine ecosystems of the Leuser Ecosystem. Of the 10,000 plant species recorded in the West Indo-Malayan Region, 45% are found in the Leuser Ecosystem. Spectacular plants such as Rafflesia (the largest flower in the world) and Amorphophallus (the tallest flower in the world) are among the plants protected there.

Mount Leuser National Park is one of the biggest national parks in Indonesia (950,000 hectare). Actually, it's a collection of various nature reserves and forests: Nature Reserve Mount Leuser, Nature Reserve Kappi, Nature Reserve Kluet, Sikundur Langkat Wildlife Reserve, Ketambe Research Station, Singkil Barat and Dolok Sembilin. Most parts of the national park lie in the region Aceh Tenggara (SE Aceh). Other parts are situated in the region east Aceh, south Aceh, and Langkat.

Mount Leuser National Park comprises more than 100 kilometers of the Bukit Barisan Mountains. Because of that, the park consists of steep, almost inaccessible mountainous terrain. The altitude ranges from 0 meter, in Kluet (South Aceh), to 3,381 meter, on top of the mount Leuser (Southeast Aceh). The Alas River cuts the park into an eastern and western half. Apart from mountains we find several other ecosystems: beach forest, swamp areas, lowland rainforest, alpine and mountain forest. In Bukit Lawang is the Orang Utan Rehabilitation Station and in Ketambe stands the Ketambe research station.

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Pantai Lhoknga

Lhoknga, pantai yang dihiasi oleh pohon cemara yang sedang tumbuh semakin tinggi menantang mentari setelah semua diratakan oleh tsunami. Sebelum tsunami, pantai Lhoknga sangat indah, dinaungi oleh pohon cemara sehingga banyak tempat adem untuk menjauhi panas sambil menikmati pantai.

Saat ini, Lhoknga masih panas sekali dengan gelombang air laut yang tinggi menghantam pantai. Tapi
cemara liar (tidak ditanam, tumbuh sendiri) mulai tumbuh disepanjang area yang memisahkan pantai dan jalan raya.
Sore hari menjelang matahari akan terbenam, banyak orang yang datang menikmati cahaya orange kemerahan yang seperti digoreskan diantara awan putih yang berlayar mengikuti arah angin. Suara gelombang yang memecah pantai meraung dan ingin menghempaskan buihnya sejauh kekuatannya.

Gelombang yang besar ini paling bisa dinikmati oleh orang-orang yang bisa berselancar. Berpuluh-puluh orang terlihat sedang belajar berselancar di atas gelombang di kedalaman laut yang dangkal (masih sepinggang dalamnya). Ada yang terlihat mulai bisa sebentar menari di atas selancar dan kemudian keseimbangan hilang sehingga jatuh ke dalam air laut. Ada hanya memeluk papan selancar dan mengikuti puncak gelombang, menyatukan diri dengan papan selancar dan kemudian berayun-ayun dibawa gelombang sampai ketepian.
Yang sudah pintar berselancar menjadi objek yang mengagumkan untuk diamati menghabiskan sore di pantai. Mereka berdiri dengan keseimbangan penuh diatas papan selancar dan menari meliuk-liuk dari satu gelombang ke gelombang yang lain. Kemudian gelombang sudah pecah dipantai dan mereka kembali ke lautan dengan memeluk papan selancar dan menggunakan tangan untuk mengayuh air supaya secepatnya sampai di titik dimana mereka akan berdiri lagi untuk berselancar dibawa gelombang ke tepian.

Di seberang jalan raya yang bukan merupakan sisi jalan yang berhubungan dengan pantai, banyak terdapat cafe-cafe tenda atau cafe seadanya untuk memberikan jasa menghilangkan dahaga orang-orang yang berkunjung ke pantai Lhoknga. Kelapa muda menjadi minuman paforit untuk dinikmati. Kesegaran air yang terdapat di dalam kelapa muda itu memberikan kesejukan ke lidah dan terus melalui tenggorokan sehingga panasnya udara pantai serasa berkurang. Banyak juga minuman dingin yang ditawarkan, teh botol, soft drink, kopi dingin, es teh manis, pop ice, air kelapa campur sirup. Makanan yang ditawarkan meliputi, indomie, jagung bakar, kue-kue dan apa saja yang memungkinkan untuk dijual.
Jalanan menuju Lhoknga akan menjadi macet ketika hari libur sudah tiba. Banyak yang datang meninggalkan kesibukannya untuk mendapatkan kesegaran baru dengan datang ke Lhoknga. Pantai yang bisa ditempuh selama 45 menit dari banda Aceh ini menjadikannya lokasi yang tepat dikunjungi pada sore hari atau pada saat liburan akhir pekan sudah tiba.

Di sisi jalan yang berhubungan dengan pantai. Banyak terdapat gasibu (tempat duduk dengan payung untuk menahan panas) yang disediakan oleh pedagang-pedagang, supaya pengunjung bisa menikmati makanan dan minuman yang disajikan sambil memandang ke arah laut yang biru dengan gelombang yang berlomba menuju pantai. Gasibu ini digunakan rame-rame dengan obrolan ringan untuk melepaskan kepenatan bekerja sambil menikmati kesegaran air kelapa muda menjadi sore yang menyenangkan. Obrolan dari satu cerita ringan ke cerita ringan yang lain membuat banyak rombongan orang bekerja dari Banda dengan mobil datang memenuhi pinggir jalan di pantai Lhoknga.

Di sisi jalan yang berjauhan dari pantai juga ada kios yang menyewakan papan selancar yang banyak ditongkrongi oleh orang-orang yang ingin belajar selancar. Belajar selancar yang paling penting adalah keseimbangan tetap berdiri di papan selancar sambil mengikuti kemana gelombang membawa selancar. Sebagian yang sudah menjadikan selancar menjadi hobby, biasanya sudah memiliki selancar sendiri. Mereka menikmati berselancar tanpa peduli kalau kulit mereka sudah terbakar oleh matahari. Berselancar jauh lebih menyenangkan, sehingga kulit terbakar bukan menjadi harga yang mahal untuk dibayarkan.

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Borobudur

Borobudur adalah nama sebuah candi Buddha yang terletak di Borobudur, Magelang, Jawa Tengah. Lokasi candi adalah kurang lebih 100 km di sebelah barat daya Semarang dan 40 km di sebelah barat laut Yogyakarta. Candi ini didirikan oleh para penganut agama Buddha Mahayana sekitar tahun 800-an Masehi pada masa pemerintahan wangsa Syailendra.

Banyak teori yang berusaha menjelaskan nama candi ini. Salah satunya menyatakan bahwa nama ini kemungkinan berasal dari kata Sambharabhudhara, yaitu artinya "gunung" (bhudara) di mana di lereng-lerengnya terletak teras-teras. Selain itu terdapat beberapa etimologi rakyat lainnya. Misalkan kata borobudur berasal dari ucapan "para Buddha" yang karena pergeseran bunyi menjadi borobudur. Penjelasan lain ialah bahwa nama ini berasal dari dua kata "bara" dan "beduhur". Kata bara konon berasal dari kata vihara, sementara ada pula penjelasan lain di mana bara berasal dari bahasa Sansekerta yang artinya kompleks candi atau biara dan beduhur artinya ialah "tinggi", atau mengingatkan dalam bahasa Bali yang berarti "di atas". Jadi maksudnya ialah sebuah biara atau asrama yang berada di tanah tinggi.

Sejarawan J.G. de Casparis dalam disertasinya untuk mendapatkan gelar doktor pada 1950 berpendapat bahwa Borobudur adalah tempat pemujaan. Berdasarkan prasasti Karangtengah dan Kahulunan, Casparis memperkirakan, pendiri Borobudur adalah raja dari dinasti Syailendra bernama Samaratungga sekitar 824 M. Bangunan raksasa itu baru dapat diselesaikan pada masa putrinya, Ratu Pramudawardhani. Pembangunan Borobudur diperkirakan memakan waktu setengah abad.

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Ulun Danu Temple

It's called Pura Ulun Danu at Bedugul, Bali, Indonesia.It is also among the holiest of temples in Bali, having the maximum 11 pagoda tiers,
sits on banks of the languid lake of Bratan. Being in the highlands region of Bali, the overall temperature is cold at 15-20 decrees Celsius.

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Prambanan

Prambanan Temple located on Prambanan,Klaten,Jogjakarta Indonesia. It's called "thousand temple" cause contain from a thousand litle temple around, and one's called 'Lara Jongrang' .wonderfull place can you visited at the full moon, with ramayana ballet show.

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Gunung Rinjani

It's the second highest volcano in Indonesia., called Mount Rinjani or Gunung Rinjani. It's an active volcano in Indonesia on the island of Lombok. The volcano and the spectacular crater lake Segara Anak, are protected by a national park established in 1997. The 6 km by 8.5 km, oval boiler is filled partially by a lake known as Segara Anak (about 2000m above sea level and is estimated at between 300 m to 200 m depth); the caldera also contains hot springs. The eruptions of 1994, 1995, and 1996 have formed a small cone, Gunung Baru (or Mountain New - approximately 2300m above sea level) in the center of the caldera and lava flows from these eruptions have entered the lake.

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Garuda Wisnu Kencana

A while ago I wandered around the Garuda Wisnu Kencana complex and was strikingly impressed. As a cultural park it is no doubt a centrepiece of tourism in Bali and well worth putting on your itinerary for your next visit.

The Garuda Wisnu Kencana complex, situated on a limestone hill in Jimbaran, is an integrated cultural centre with a 140 meter-high statue as its landmark.

Almost a decade after construction started in 1996, only 15 percent of the park's master plan encompassing 200 hectares in total has been realized due to budget constraints. Garuda Wisnu Kencana is the brainchild of Nyoman Nuart, a Balinese contemporary sculptor, who raised the idea in 1992.


When finished the park will have an entertainment hall, an exhibition centre, villas, a residential complex, theaters and a trade center as well as a spacious parking lot to accommodate visitors.

The complex's 140&#$45;meter monument consists of a 70 meter-tall base and a 70 meter-tall statue of the Hindu deity Wisnu astride the mythical bird Garuda. When it is fully realized the Garuda Wisnu statue will be the tallest statue in Southeast Asia.

As of today the artist has only completed Wisnu's torso and Garuda's head.

The statue is to symbolize a harmonious relationship between human beings and the natural environment as well as the spiritual life of the Balinese people. Although the project still has a long way to go it has been open to the public since 2000 drawing in a crowd of about 500 visitors daily.

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Tanah Lot

From the village of Marga, the trip west returns to the main route leading to Tabanan. At the crossroads of Kediri, a side-road branches to the sea, ending on a green hill which slopes down to the beach and to the remarkable temple of Tanah Lot, suspended on a huge rock offshore. Set apart from the land by a stone basin, the rock has been carved by incoming tides. Tanah Lot, with its solitary black towers and tufts of foliage spilling over the cliffs, recalls the delicacy of a Chinese painting. If hearsay is to be believed, there dwells inside one of the shrines at Tanah Lot a huge snake, discreetly left undisturbed by the Balinese.

Although a small sanctuary, Tanah Lot is linked to a series of sea temples on the south coast of Bali: Pura Sakenan, Pura Ulu Watu, Pura Rambut Siwi and Pura Peti tenget. All these temples are related to the principal mountain sanctuaries: Besakih at Gunung Agung, Pura Batur at Batur and Plura Luhur at Mt. Batukau. The upland temples venerate deities associated with mountains and mountain lakes, while the sea temples include homage to the guardian spirits of the sea within their ritual. These main temples are often listed with the sad-kahyangan the six holy "national" temples, which exact tribute from all Balinese. The chronicles attribute the temple at Tanah Lot to the 16th century priest Nirartha.

During his travels along the south coast he saw the rock-island's beautiful setting and rested there. Some fishermen saw him, and bringing gifts, invited him to stay at their hut. Nirartha refused, saying he preferred to spend the night on the little island. That evening he spoke to the fishing folk and advised them to build a shrine on the rock, for he felt it to be a holy and fitting place to worship God. The villagers kept their promise. The beaches of Tanah Lot are ideal for relaxing, especially in the late afternoons, when the temple on the rock dissolves into a striking silhouette against the evening sky.

Target out of the landscape by tides, wind and rain, the high off shore sentinel rock of Tanah Lot. Supports a picturesque see temple, which cans small here ached by a scramble over the wet rocks.

This Temple was built in the 15th century by the priest, Pedanda Bahu Rawuh or Danghyang Nirartha from Majapahit Jawa. Near this Temple there are several small and big shrines, the biggest one is Pekendungan Temple. There is a spring considered sacred not far from this temple.

Tanah Lot is 13 km from Tabanan is Beraban village. When the tide is low people can walk to the temple. It looks like a floating one if the tide is high. There are many caves under the temple lived by the peaceful sea snakes, which has white and black colors.

It's located 16 kilometers west of International Airport Ngurah Rai, or a 20 minutes drive through Sunset Road. Coming in from Java Island through Gilimanuk, and arriving at the Kediri intersection, at the Wisnu Murthi statue, turn right. In front of the Kediri police Station, turn left, and keep following this smooth road. In less than 10 minutes you will be there. Admission is Rp 1,000.- per person.

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Wisata Bahari Lamongan

Wisata Bahari Lamongan atau disingkat WBL, adalah tempat wisata bahari yang terletak di Kecamatan Paciran, Kabupaten Lamongan, Jawa Timur. Tempat wisata ini dibuka sejak soft opening tanggal 14 November 2004. Beberapa wahana unggulan tempat wisata ini antara lain Istana Bawah Laut, Gua Insectarium, Space Shuttle, serta Anjungan Walisongo.

Obyek wisata ini berada di jalur pantura Surabaya-Tuban, serta berada di dekat sejumlah obyek wisata andalan di Jawa Timur, diantaranya Gua Maharani, Makam dan Museum Sunan Drajat, Makam Sunan Sendang Duwur, dan Pantai Tanjung Kodok. Tidak jauh dari WBL, sekitar 5 km arah timur, akan dikembangkan kawasan berikat yang dikenal dengan Lamongan Intregated Shorebase (LIS). Sementara itu, sekitar 6 kilometer arah barat terdapat pelabuhan ikan Brondong dengan tempat pelelangan ikan yang sangat dikenal di Jawa Timur.

Saat ini Wisata Bahari Lamongan tengah diperluas hingga mencakup Pantai Tanjung Kodok dan Gua Maharani, dan sebagai penghubung adalah kereta gantung.

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Danau Maninjau

Danau Maninjau adalah sebuah danau di kecamatan Tanjung Raya, Kabupaten Agam, provinsi Sumatra Barat, Indonesia. Danau ini terletak sekitar 140 kilometer sebelah utara Kota Padang, ibukota Sumatera Barat, 36 kilometer dari Bukittinggi, 27 kilometer dari Lubuk Basung, ibukota Kabupaten Agam. Maninjau yang merupakan danau vulkanik ini berada di ketinggian 461,50 meter di atas permukaan laut. Luas Maninjau sekitar 99,5 km² dan memiliki kedalaman maksimum 495 meter. Cekungannya terbentuk karena letusan Gunung yang bernama Sitinjau (menurut legenda setempat), hal ini dapat terlihat dari bentuk bukit sekeliling danau yang menyerupai seperti dinding. Menurut legenda di Ranah Minang, keberadaan Danau Maninjau berkaitan erat dengan kisah Bujang Sembilan. Danau Maninjau merupakan sumber air untuk sungai bernama Batang Antokan. Di salah satu bagian danau yang merupakan hulu dari Batang Antokan terdapat PLTA Maninjau. Puncak tertinggi diperbukitan sekitar Danau Maninjau dikenal dengan nama Puncak Lawang. Untuk bisa mencapai Danau Maninjau jika dari arah Bukittinggi maka akan melewati jalan berkelok-kelok yang dikenal dengan Kelok 44 sepanjang kurang lebih 10 KM mulai dari Ambun Pagi sampai ke Maninjau.

Danau ini tercatat sebagai danau terluas kesebelas di Indonesia. Sedangkan di Sumatera Barat, Maninjau merupakan danau terluas kedua setelah Danau Singkarak yang memiliki luas 129,69 km² yang berada di dua kabupaten yaitu Kabupaten Tanah Datar dan Kabupaten Solok. Di sekitar Danau Maninjau terdapat fasilitas wisata, seperti Hotel(Maninjau Indah Hotel, Pasir Panjang Permai) serta penginapan dan restoran.

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