Sumatra

Sumatra is nature’s playground, boasting dense jungles, beautiful lakes, and stunning highlands. It is famous for Lake Toba, the world’s largest volcanic lake, and Bukit Lawang, where visitors can see wild orangutans. The island also offers untouched beaches, historic sites, and delicious cuisine like Padang food. Sumatra is ideal for those seeking authentic cultural and nature experiences.

History

Sumatra has a rich history dating back to ancient Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms, including Srivijaya (7th-13th century), which was a major maritime power. The island later became an important center for Islamic trade and colonial struggles. Today, it remains an essential part of Indonesia’s cultural heritage.

What To See

• Lake Toba
• Bukit Lawang (Orangutans)
• Mentawai Islands
• Kerinci Seblat National Park
• Weh Island
• Samosir Island