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 Hello, my name is Damayanti Sinaga, but you can call me  Butet . In Batak culture, “Butet” is a name often given to female babies, but as I’ve grown, it’s become a part of my identity. Though I’m no longer a baby, the name stuck, especially as many people outside the  Batak community call me Butet. Over time, I’ve come to embrace it. I live in  Kampung Ulos Hutaraja Pardamean , a charming village located on the beautiful  Samosir Island , which is nestled next to the majestic  Lake Toba  in the highlands of North Sumatra. Living here, surrounded by natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, fills me with pride. It’s no wonder I’ve become passionate about sharing my home with others. A Passion for Guiding and Promoting Lake Toba One of the main reasons I became a tour guide is my deep desire to meet and connect with people from all over the world. Through guiding, I can introduce visitors to the wonders of  Lake Toba , which holds a special place ...

Edit Post Lake Toba is vast, spanning eight regencies. If you only have a two-day holiday, it won’t be enough to explore everything Lake Toba has to offer. For adventurers, Samosir is the best choice to experience the exoticism of Lake Toba. The other seven regencies also offer incredible experiences. However, if you want to pack a lot into a short amount of time, Samosir is your best option. This isn’t just promotional talk for Samosir; many friends and guests have said the same thing. They describe Samosir as a super-complete destination. Among those are two women who work at a humanitarian organization in Jakarta. Initially, they planned a 3-day, 2-night vacation in Parapat. However, upon arriving in Parapat, they changed their minds, possibly because they wanted to see what Samosir was like. Capturing the Beauty of Ajibata Even though they had already paid in full for a two-night stay, they decided to explore Samosir for 2 days and 1 night. Posing with the scenic backdrop of Lak...

  NINNA.ID -It was a great honor for me trusted by Panorama to guide a family from Holland to explore North Sumatra for 8 days and 7 nights. The family said it was their first time exploring  North Sumatra . They knew about Bali and some of them already visited Bali. They said that Bali is over tourism. They do not like crowded places. They want to visit quiet, beautiful and should be ecotourism. These Dutch tourists move to Indonesia hoping to escape the heat of their country in the summer, but they got a surprise, Medan temperatures can hit as high as 30 degrees. Although the temperature hot for them, we spent first-day Medan city tour visiting Tjong A Fie, and walked around Merdeka Walk, to Tip-Top Restaurant and other places. See Orang Utan On the second day, they visited Bukit Lawang to see Orang Utan, and Monkey and trekking in the Jungle. Though the roads were a bit bumpy, the journey was well worth it.   We took photo together in Bukit Lawang[/ca...