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A Hidden Gem in South Tapanuli
Unparalleled Beauty
Simatutung Waterfall, located in Rianiate Danau Siapa Village, Angkola Sangkunur District, South Tapanuli Regency, North Sumatra, offers beauty that rivals other famous waterfalls in North Sumatra, such as Sipiso-piso Waterfall and Sigura-gura Waterfall.
Unique Multi-Tiered Waterfall
Simatutung Waterfall boasts a unique feature: its multi-tiered structure. The water cascading down from above does not directly hit the basin below, but instead flows through natural stone steps. The refreshing coolness of the waterfall will make you want to linger and bathe in its waters.
A Mesmerizing Experience
Tilting your head back, closing your eyes, and spreading your arms under the waterfall will bring you a sense of unparalleled peace. The crystal-clear water allows you to see the fish swimming below with stunning clarity. It is truly a mesmerizing experience!
Getting There
Reaching Simatutung Waterfall takes approximately 2 hours from Padang Sidempuan. There are two routes you can take: through Batang Toru District or Angkola Selatan District.
Batang Toru Route
Although it is a longer journey, most tourists choose the Batang Toru route due to its better and safer road infrastructure. Along the way to Simatutung, you will pass by Lake Siais, which also offers breathtaking natural beauty. So, you can enjoy two natural attractions in one trip.
Tips for Visiting:
- Bring a change of clothes and a towel.
- Wear comfortable shoes for walking around the waterfall area.
- Be careful when swimming in the waterfall pool.
- Keep the environment clean and dispose of trash properly.
Simatutung Waterfall is a must-visit natural tourist destination for those seeking tranquility and extraordinary natural beauty. The unique multi-tiered waterfall, its refreshing water, and the stunning natural scenery will leave you awestruck and wanting to come back for more.
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