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One Heart Hill: A Natural Beauty and Unique Heart-Shaped Building in Langkat
One Heart Hill in Langkat, North Sumatra, offers a perfect combination of beautiful natural scenery and a unique heart-shaped building. This tourist destination is perfect for those who want to relax and enjoy the natural atmosphere.
Tourist Information:
- Location: Jl. Telagah Binjai, Telagah, Sei Bingai District, Langkat Regency, North Sumatra, Indonesia
- Opening hours: 24 hours
- Entrance ticket price: Starts from Rp10,000
Route and Accessibility:
- Distance from Medan City Center: 50 km
- Travel duration: 120 minutes
- Easy route, road is not damaged
- Access: Motorcycle, car
Activities to Do:
- Take pictures with the heart-shaped building as a backdrop
- Explore various interesting photo spots with recycled plastic decorations
- Take a walk and enjoy the beautiful green nature
- Enjoy the fresh air
Supporting Facilities:
- Parking area
- Toilet
- Trash cans
- Prayer room
- Gazebo
- Restaurant
Travel Tips:
- Stay fit as you need to climb stairs to reach various spots
- Wear comfortable shoes and clothes
- Bring an umbrella just in case
One Heart Hill: A unique tourist destination with beautiful natural scenery. Visit and enjoy an unforgettable experience!
Let’s invite family and friends to have a vacation at One Heart Hill!
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