Mount Sibayak is a stratovolcano located in North Sumatra, Indonesia, near the town of Berastagi and about 50 kilometers from Medan. It is one of the most accessible volcanoes in Sumatra and is popular among hikers and tourists due to its relatively easy climb and dramatic geothermal activity. The day begins at 4.00am with a hotel pickup by car. The hike is 1.5-2 hours to the top of Mount Sibayak. Enjoy tea/coffee and a light breakfast. Take in views of Mount Sinabung and explore the crater with steaming vents, boiling pools, and sulphur deposits.

This is a natural hot spring with a beautiful view of Mount Sibayak. You can experience soaking in warm water with a very refreshing sulfur sensation. Afterwards, enjoy some hot local food.

This is a beautiful natural attraction located in North Sumatra, Indonesia, near the town of Berastagi in the Karo Highlands. It's a relatively lesser-known spot compared to some other Indonesian waterfalls, but it offers a peaceful and scenic escape for nature lovers and travelers looking for something off the beaten path. It is also possible to view a variety of monkeys here.

This is a Buddhist temple complex, also known as Lumbini Natural Park. The design is a replica of the famous Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar. It closely follows Burmese pagoda style. The structure is golden in color and ornate.

Visit the famous fruit market in this busy market town, where you can sample local fruit such as passion fruit, mango, strawberries.