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Breathtaking Lake Toba Views from High Above
Batu Maranak is a tourist destination located in Tipang Village, Bakti Raja District, Humbang Hasundutan Regency, North Sumatra. This place offers breathtaking views of Lake Toba from high above.
Uniqueness of Batu Maranak:
- A large boulder on a hill with a height of around 50 meters and a width of 10 meters.
- Surrounded by lush trees and offering a cool and refreshing atmosphere.
- Has a unique name which means “falling stone” in the Batak Toba language.
- Offers panoramic views of Lake Toba that are truly stunning.
Things to Do at Batu Maranak:
- Enjoy the magnificent views of Lake Toba from atop the boulder.
- Relax under the shady trees.
- Trek to the top of the hill for even more expansive views.
- Take pictures with the beautiful backdrop of Lake Toba.
Tips for Visiting Batu Maranak:
- Visit during clear weather for the best views.
- Wear comfortable and closed-toe shoes.
- Bring drinking water and snacks.
- Be careful when walking on the hiking trail.
How to Get to Batu Maranak:
- From Dolok Sanggul, the trip takes about 1 hour by motorbike.
- The road is quite steep and winding.
- Visitors can park their vehicles in Tipang Village and then walk to Batu Maranak.
Batu Maranak is a must-visit tourist destination for nature lovers and photographers. The stunning views of Lake Toba from Batu Maranak will leave you mesmerized.
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