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Karasik
On the outskirts of Rantepao, just off the road to Makale, Karasik has traditional-style houses arranged around a cluster of megaliths on a hill.
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Site of Sari Club
Across the street from the Bali Memorial Wall is where the Sari Club stood before it was destroyed during the 2002 bombings. Its now a parking lot.
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Public Museum of North Sulawesi
This museum features a large display of traditional costumes, and an exibit illustrating traditional pottery-making. There are captions in English.
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Candikuning Market
This roadside market is touristy, but among the eager vendors of tat, youll find locals shopping for fruit, veg, herbs, spices and potted plants.
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Yudha Mandala Tama Monument
The conspicuous Yudha Mandala Tama monument commemorates a freedom fighter killed by gunfire from a Dutch warship early in the struggle for independence.
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Pura Dalem Ning Lan Taman Beji
Tanjung Benoas main Hindu temple features a nicely carved triple entrance. Its a short walk from the peninsulas Chinese Buddhist temple and the mosque.
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Lampulo Boat
The most famous of the tsunami sights is the boat in the house in Lampulo, and the 2500-tonne power-generator vessel that was carried 4km inland by a wave.
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Pantai Naga
The Trans-Flores Hwy parallels this beautiful long stretch of white sand. The water is perfect for swimming and you can easily lounge away an afternoon.
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Danau Tondano
Danau Tondano is a huge lake fringed with pretty villages, a small hot-spring-fed swimming pool and has some fish farms which you are welcome to visit.
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Air Terjun Tiga Tingkat
A spectacular three-storey waterfall close to Teluk Kabung, by the village of Koto Lubuk Hitam. It’s an hour’s hike up to the base of the falls for swimming.
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Bukit Barisan Military Museum
Bukit Barisan Military Museum has a small collection of weapons, photos and memorabilia from WWII, the War of Independence and the Sumatran rebellion of 1958.
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Candi Jawi
On the main road to Tretes, a few kilometres from Pandaan before Prigen, Candi Jawi is an early 14th-century Hindu temple, built to honour King Kertanegara.
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Istana Pangeran Mangkubumi
Built to house a sultans seven daughters, this original rambling wooden compound fights against gravity among well-kept gardens in a quiet neighbourhood.
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Mesjid Raya Sabilal Muhtadin
This large flat-domed mosque looks like something off a Star Wars set. During Ramadan, the famous Pasar Wadai (Cake Fair) runs along the adjacent riverfront.
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Batubelig Beach
Kerobokans beach is equal to more famous beaches north and south. You can walk along the curving sands northwest towards popular spots as far as Echo Beach.
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Monumen Mandala
The towering Monumen Mandala is a smaller version of Jakartas Monas (National Monument), and celebrates the liberation of Irian Jaya (now known as Papua).
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Musium Rumah Adat
Next door, the Musium Rumah Adat is a large, traditional house with a stylised village compound in front of it that has a tubu musu (sacrificial stone altar).
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Museum Balanga
An excellent, if small, museum introducing just enough Dayak ritual, custom and livelihood to inspire you to head into the forest in search of the real thing.
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Governors Residence
One of Bandungs most beautifully restored period buildings.
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Taman Budaya Cultural Centre
Taman Budaya Cultural Centre stages sporadic dance performances, poetry readings, plays and art exhibitions. The events schedule is posted outside the building.
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