Things to Do

Berastagi is about volcanoes, viewpoints, hot springs, and Karo highland life. Start early for mountain walks, because cloud and afternoon rain can move in fast.

Guide

Things to Do

01

Mount Sibayak

Mount Sibayak is Berastagi's headline trip: an active volcano with a steaming crater, sulphur vents, and wide views back across the Karo highlands. The …

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02

Mount Sinabung

Mount Sinabung is the restless volcano west of Berastagi, a serious mountain rather than a casual afternoon walk. When access is allowed, the route …

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03

Lau Debuk Debuk Hot Springs

Lau Debuk Debuk is the cluster of hot spring pools at the foot of Mount Sibayak. The setting is informal and can be busy …

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04

Mount Sibuatan

Mount Sibuatan is the highest mountain in North Sumatra, rising to 2,457 metres north of Lake Toba. The rainforest climb is hard, usually takes …
05

Two Colors Waterfall

Two Colors Waterfall is a forest waterfall north of Berastagi, named for the pale blue and white tones in its mineral-rich water. Reaching it …
06

Taman Alam Lumbini

Taman Alam Lumbini is a Buddhist temple complex near Berastagi, best known for its golden pagoda modelled on Yangon's Shwedagon. The complex feels unexpected …

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07

Gundaling Hill

Gundaling Hill is the easy panorama above Berastagi, with views toward Mount Sibayak and Mount Sinabung when the weather is clear. It is commercialised, …

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08

Mikie Funland

Mikie Funland is a large amusement park outside Berastagi, with a wide mix of rides and family attractions. It is popular with local visitors, …