King Siallagan’s Stone Chair:

Located at Ambarita Village, Huta Siallagan an ancient village which strongly radiates the Batak culture. A highlight of this trip is a visit to two sets of large stones carved into chairs encircling a stone table.

HUTA SIALLAGAN VILLAGE

Batu Hoda beach is one of the beaches in Samosir with beautiful natural scenery. The water is so clear and fresh.This is a perfect place to relax and enjoy.

BATU HODA BEACH

The Tomb of the Sidabutar King is a a collection of tombs in where a Batak king and those affiliated with him are buried. The tombs are ancient, yet still feature intricate carvings

TOMB OF THE SIDABUTAR KINGS

Lake Sidihoni is a lake located within Samosir Island, approximately 11-12 km away from Pangururan, the island’s largest city. It is unique because it is a “lake within a lake”! It is famous for it’s tranquil atmosphere and definitely worth a visit.

LAKE SIDIHONI

Museum Huta Bolon Simanindo is a museum located at the village of Simanindo. The museum is housed in the former home of Rajah Simalungun, a Batak king.

HUTA BOLON SIMANINDO BATAK MUSEUM

Parbaba Beach is located in Hutabolon Village. It features calm water and white soft sand and attracts many visitors from nearby cities. Be sure to visit the visit during your stay! Many say that the water has very healing effects.

PARBABA BEACH

Aek Rangat (Hot Springs): Situated in Pusuk Buhit Mountain are hot springs. They are known for their healing effects and the locals believe they can cure many diseases. Here you can enjoy beautiful views of the mountains while relaxing in the healing water!

HOT SPRINGS

Located on the western part of Lake Toba are the Sampuran Efrata Waterfalls. These amazing waterfalls have a number of levels that you can see from miles away as they descend several hundred metres down the mountainside.

EFRATA WATERFALL