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Spectacular Lake Toba Views from Above
Bukit Beta Tuktuk Samosir is a hill with an incredibly beautiful panorama. The vast expanse of green grass, the lush trees, and the spectacular views of Lake Toba make Bukit Beta Tuktuk one of the favorite tourist destinations on Samosir Island.
Breathtaking Natural Beauty
- Panoramic views of the vast and enchanting Lake Toba
- Expanse of green grass that is soothing to the eyes
- Shady trees that provide a cool atmosphere
- Cool and fresh air
- Suitable for family tours, picnics, and camping
Important Information
- Opening hours: 24 hours
- Entrance fee: Free
- Parking fee: Rp10,000 for cars, Rp5,000 for motorcycles
- Facilities: Parking area, toilets, food stalls
- Activities: Taking pictures, picnics, camping, trekking
Visiting Tips
- Bring enough food and drinks.
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
- Bring a camera to capture beautiful moments.
- Keep the environment clean and green.
How to Get There
- Bukit Beta Tuktuk is located in Tuktuk Siadong Village, Simanindo District, Samosir Regency, North Sumatra.
- From Medan City, the journey takes about 6 hours with a distance of 240 kilometers.
- Visitors can use private vehicles or public transportation to reach the location.
Bukit Beta Tuktuk Samosir is the perfect place to enjoy the natural beauty of Lake Toba and feel the tranquility of nature.
Come visit Bukit Beta Tuktuk Samosir and create unforgettable memories!
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