Top Things to do in Sumatra
Things to do in Sumatra, Indonesia: The Best Ancient Ruins
Discover the best top things to do in Sumatra, Indonesia including Candi Tinggi, Gedong Temple, Candi Bahal, Muara Takus, Muaro Jambi Temple Complex, The Elephant Stone, King Siallagan's Stone Chair, Gumpung Temple, Tomb of the Sidabutar Kings, Fort Indrapatra.
Restaurants in Sumatra
1. Candi Tinggi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
2. Gedong Temple
3. Candi Bahal
4. Muara Takus
5. Muaro Jambi Temple Complex
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By ruangsakR - Bangkok, Thailand
if you are Bud-ism, don't miss to visit this place. it is an important Buddhism temple in Sumatra island. it is telling a story of Buddhism in Indonesia.
6. The Elephant Stone
7. King Siallagan's Stone Chair
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By Vigswaminathan - Singapore, Singapore
We made our way here as one of the first visits on Samosir island. We came here mainly mto visit the Batak Museum. This place also houses one of the Batak tribe's king's tomb. Its a good location to view and understand Batak architecture and culture. There are Batak houses to visit to understand how the structures are build and there are old stone carvings.
8. Gumpung Temple
9. Tomb of the Sidabutar Kings
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By Vigswaminathan - Singapore, Singapore
After visiting the Batak Museum, we took a short ride to Tomok village to view the Tombs of the Batak Kings. We parked at a private parking space on the main road which was lined with shops and took a 10min walk. Its a walk up slope from the main road market street to get here. From the tomb designs you could appreciate the evolution of the culture up to modern age and also how the Christian faith weaved into their culture. Very interesting. He were also giving a brief demonstration of a traditional dance which we participated in and our kids had a good laugh. There is also a Batak traditional house that is set up as a museum that houses traditional clothing and tools to better appreciate the Batak culture. The whole visit was about slightly under an hour.
