Paket Wisata Toba

   NINNA.ID - How to get to Lake Toba cheaply and safely? Well, Lake Toba has 8 regencies. It depends on which regency you plan to visit. The are four regencies that are the most visited by tourists. Samosir, Karo, Simalungun and Toba.  Lake Toba  is in North Sumatra province. There are several ways to get to Lake Toba. If you live out of North Sumatra you should use either plane or ship. For foreigners, there are three gates available for you to get into Lake Toba. First, you can get to  Lake Toba  from Kualanamu International Airport (KNO). Second, you can get to Lake Toba from Silangit Airport. The third choice, you get to Lake Toba from Tanjung Balai Harbor. Kualanamu Airport Most of foreigners use  Kualanamu  International Airport to get to Lake Toba. The distance between Kualanamu International Airport (KNO) and  Lake Toba  is around 174km (108 miles) and the quickest way to get there is to drive and then take a ferry takes around ...

        NINNA.ID -Lake Toba offers breathtaking scenery, the warmth of the local people, and the authentic richness of Batak culture. Lake Toba is more than just its vast and serene waters; it is a treasure trove of natural and cultural wonders. Among its many hidden riches is the diverse array of plant life that thrives around the lake. Spanning across seven regencies—Simalungun,  Samosir , Toba, Tapanuli Utara, Karo, Dairi, and Humbang Hasundutan—Lake Toba offers endless opportunities for exploration. During your visit, you can focus on discovering the beauty of four regencies: Simalungun, Samosir, Dairi, and Toba, each offering unique experiences and landscapes. Day 1: Pick up from Kualanamu Airport using Trans Highway Road Sidamanik Tea Garden (Simalungun Regency) Explore the tea plantations Have lunch and enjoy tea and coffee at the café around Bukit Simarjarunjung (Simarjarunjung Hill) Panoramic views of Lake Toba from 1,300 meters above sea level. Tigaras...

       Damayanti’s Guests Explore Girsang Village NINNA.ID -When you think of Sumatra, you may picture  the vast volcanic Lake Toba , the  lush jungles of Gunung Leuser , or the  graceful Minangkabau houses of West Sumatra . But to truly experience this island, you need someone who can bring its stories to life. That is where  Damayanti Sinaga  — warmly known as  Butet  — steps in. Who is Butet? In Batak culture,  Butet  is a loving name for baby girls. For Damayanti, the name has become part of her identity and her guiding spirit. Born in Medan and raised in the Batak heartland, she now lives in  Kampung Ulos Hutaraja , a traditional weaving village on Samosir Island, at the heart of Lake Toba. Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and a community rich in tradition, Damayanti’s passion for guiding was born. She often says: “Lake Toba is not just a place, it’s a story waiting to be told.” For her, guiding is not only ...