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  • Lake Toba Highlights

    Sipinsur Park

    Sipinsur Park

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    Gajah Bobok Hill

    Gajah Bobok Hill

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    T.B. Silalahi Museum

    T.B. Silalahi Museum

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    Tjong A Fie Mansion

    Tjong A Fie Mansion

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    Taman Wisata Iman

    Taman Wisata Iman

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    Lumban Silintong Beach

    Lumban Silintong Beach

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    Batak Museum at Tomok

    Batak Museum at Tomok

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    Aek Sipangolu

    Aek Sipangolu

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    Natumandi Cave

    Natumandi Cave

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    Berastagi

    Berastagi

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  • Featured Tours

    1D Balige and TB Silalahi Museum (Private Tour)

    1D Balige and TB Silalahi Museum (Private Tour)

    Toba Samosir
    Visit Balige, home to Lake Toba cultural artifacts. They include TB Silallahi Batak Museum and the T More info
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    4D3N Lake Toba - Bahorok (Private Tour)

    4D3N Lake Toba - Bahorok (Private Tour)

    Samosir, Toba Samosir, Karo, Langkat, Simalungun
    Experience a 4-day, 3-night trip to Lake Toba, Parapat, Samosir Island, Berastagi, Bahorok, and Meda More info
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    4D3N Medan Joint Tour

    4D3N Medan Joint Tour

    Samosir, Karo, Simalungun
    Explore 4D3N Medan joint tour and get to see the best parts of Medan and Lake Toba. In Medan, visit More info
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    4D3N Balige - Samosir - Berastagi - Medan (Private Tour)

    4D3N Balige - Samosir - Berastagi - Medan (Private Tour)

    Toba Samosir, Karo, Simalungun, Humbahas, North Tapanuli
    Experience a 4-day 3-night trip in a private tour to Balige, Samosir, Berastagi, and Medan. You will More info
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  • Featured Hotels

    Penginapan Sitabotabo 2 Sidikalang

    Penginapan Sitabotabo 2 Sidikalang     

    Batang Beruh, Sidikalang, Dairi
    Penginapan Sitabotabo 2 Sidikalang offers accommodation in Dairi, North Sumatra, 500 meters from Sid More info
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    ABADI Guest House

    ABADI Guest House

    Jl. Lingkar Tuktuk, Tuktuk Siadong 22395, Samosir
    Abadi Guest House is for travelers who wish to travel comfortably on a budget, the perfect place to More info
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    Pujasera Siantar Hotel

    Pujasera Siantar Hotel   

    Jl. WR. Supratman No. 3, Siantar Barat, Pematangsiantar, Simalungun
    Pujasera Siantar Hotel is for travelers who wish to travel comfortably on a budget, Pujasera Hotel S More info
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    Sahnan Guesthouse

    Sahnan Guesthouse

    Jl. Orangutan, Desa Bukit Lawang, Bohorok, Langkat
    Sahnan Guesthouse set in Bukit Lawang, has a garden and terrace. Among the facilities of this proper More info
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  • Lake Toba Travel Guide

    Lake Toba is growing fast into becoming an iconic destination in Asia. The place offers natural and cultural attractions for local and international travelers.  It hosts geological sites of global significance and represents the world’s largest volcanic lake with a surface area of 1,130 square kilometers (436 sq mi) and body length of 86 kilometers (53 mi). There are many interesting places in Lake Toba to explore. Lake Toba is now a global geopark.

    LakeToba.com provides a comprehensive travel guide to Lake Toba hotels, tours, car rentals, and more. Below are some frequently asked questions about Lake Toba.

    Why is Lake Toba famous? It has plenty of historic geological sites, beautiful landscapes, and amazing views. For example, Samosir island in the middle of the lake hosts many Batak cultural sites that you cannot find elsewhere. As such, Lake Toba has been one of the most attractive destinations in Asia. It is also one of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) global geoparks recognized for their significance to the world.

    Is Lake Toba still active? Like any other super volcano, Mount Toba is still active in a sense that it continues to heat up underground. This is how hot springs in the area get their fuel. But, there is no imminent threat that the mount will erupt in the near future. Geologists from Trofimuk Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics have estimated that it may take thousands of years before another blast is likely to occur. The last eruption took place 74,000 years ago.

    How to get to Lake Toba? Local travelers from outside North Sumatra can choose among several land routes to Medan, then book rental cars for convenience. The main road from Medan to Parapat (the nearest shore from the city) takes about 3.5 hours. International travelers should first book a flight to Medan, then follow the same route as above. Lake Toba connects to the world via two international airports. See more.

    What to see in Lake Toba? See the blue lake and its surrounding landscapes, Samosir island, local people and culture, and more. If you have more time, stop by Medan to see the city and how it stays in sync with Dutch architecture. At Bukit Lawang, you may also see wildlife including tigers, elephants, and orangutans. Two out of only three species of orangutans live near Lake Toba. See more.

    What to do in Lake Toba? You can enjoy many points of interest during the day and the serenity at night. For instance, you can spend time with your family to play on the beaches or in the water. Water sports such as jet ski and banana boat are available at affordable prices. Make sure you also try local food. On top of that, Lake Toba offers trekking experience into the protected rain forest to see the wildlife.

    What is the best time to visit Lake Toba? Generally speaking, May-September appears the best time to visit Lake Toba. Raining seasons usually take place during November-February time frame. But, occational shower can happen any time during the year.

     

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  • Historic Location

    Lake Toba is the world's largest volcanic lake, located in Sumatra, Indonesia. It is where the largest eruption on earth ever occured. The lake is the site for the Toba Caldera UNESCO Global Geopark.

  • Panoramic Views

    The green pine forest, the calm lake, and traditional houses are the main views. There are also exceptional landscapes, beaches, waterfalls, hot springs, and adventure sites to visit.

  • Distinctive Culture

    People of Lake Toba have unique culture, architecture, and history. The culture ranges from language, customs, traditions, dances to music and designs. Get amazed during your trip!!

  • Rare Wildlife

    Meet orangutans (Pongo abelii), one of just three species of orangutans in the world. Another species also lives near Lake Toba. It is also a place to see other rare animals in their habitat.

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