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Maninjau Lake is one of the big lake in West Sumatra. This lake offers a tranquil beauty of the lake and surrounding mountains. Maninjau Lake is one of the stunning lake in Indonesia. This lake is a volcanic lake at an altitude of 461.50 meters above sea level. Extent of about 99.5 km and its depth

Another one made ​​from carp diet, named carp-fry sauce dabu dabu. Sliced ​​red onions, tomatoes, lemon juice as a sauce-dabu dabu, making sense of carp are very diverse, which is salty, sour, spicy and savory. Dabu-dabu sauce is actually a typical sambal Manado city with a dominant characteristic

Mamuya mountain is very famous for the public embarrassment, especially the northern mountain town of Tobelo is often climbed by the climbers and many interesting attractions that exist around mamuya mountain areas such as hot water Mamuya. Springs are sourced from the Mount Mamuya. Hot water is excellent

A isolated island - Halmahera, also called Gilolo or Jailolo, is the largest island in the Maluku, with a shape like the letter K looks like a miniature Sulawesi. With white sandy beaches, unspoiled forests and mountain Mamuya elegant in the distance, the island offers stunning views. This island covers

Any cooked, the fish will taste very delicious on the tongue. In fact, by the way pantura Semarang coastal-style cooking, fish spines do not seem so annoying anymore. Menu kropok milkfish is the name of the menu is ready to spoil the savory taste of fresh fish. Baron Restaurant is one restaurant that

The Last Paradise, that's the nickname of the world for Sentarum Lake located in Kapuas Hulu Regency, West Kalimantan. The region is a group of 20 "large and small lakes" in the middle row of hills. Since 1999, it became a Sentarum Lake National Park. The lake is an expanse of flooding during heavy

Museum Pos Indonesia in Bandung city collected more than 200 thousand stamps, including the world's first postage stamp picture The Penny Black which was published in England in 1840. Museum is located not far from London's Geological Museum has exhibits showing stamps and first published in Indonesia,