Without Super Priority Tourism Status, Lake Toba Is Beautiful

Lake Toba seen from Bukit Doa in Huta Ginjang Village, North Tapanuli (Moksa Hutasoit/VOI)

PARAPAT - I don't know what will happen when all work on developing Lake Toba's super priority destinations has been completed. To be honest, without the need for the status of a super priority tourism area, Lake Toba is actually already very beautiful.

Lake Toba is a tourism potential in the Parapat area, North Sumatra. This province has two airports, Kualanamu and Silangit. And to get to Lake Toba, tourists must travel at least over three hours overland from the two airports.

The Lake Toba area and its surroundings will receive Rp6.1 trillion in funds so that their face can look more beautiful. A number of investors have also reportedly given the green light to invest in Lake Toba.

North Sumatra is indeed fortunate to have the largest lake in Southeast Asia. Quoted from various literature, Lake Toba has a length of 100 kilometers and a width of 30 kilometers.

Because of the size of this lake, we don't actually need to be in the Parapat area to be able to enjoy its beauty. Viewed from the lowlands to the highlands, the panorama presented does not decrease by an inch.

The further away we are, the beauty of this lake actually increases. The following are photos of the Lake Toba landscape taken from various locations. Starting from Parapat, Siborong-borong to the middle of the lake.

The words 'Lake Toba' which are constantly being visited by tourists (Moksa Hutasoit / VOI)

The entrance route to see Lake Toba from the Huta Ginjang Geosite (Moksa Hutasoit / VOI)

And this is how the panoramic view of Lake Toba is presented from the Huta Ginjang Village (Moksa Hutasoit / VOI)

Tourists on the Prayer Hill (Moksa Hutasoit / VOI)

The sky above Lake Toba (Moksa Hutasoit / VOI)

The calm waters of Lake Toba. Hopefully there will never be trash in this lake (Moksa Hutasoit / VOI)