2025 Berastagi Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

One of the mountains is suitable for people who are climbing for the first time, tracking is not too steep, the view is good, and meeting friends from outside the area, as well as abroad, but it's a shame because there is a lot of trash scattered around, if you go to tourist spots, always try to bring it home Trash yourself, always maintain good manners in a place like this, those who bring vehicles check the health of the vehicle because the path to the parking post is quite steep and the road is rocky.

#createwithtrip Berastagi Tour is one of the most popular day tour you can do when you are in Medan. Medan in the middle section of Sumatra Island is one of the economic centre of Indonesia and it is common route people travel to Lake Toba through here. Berastagi is about 66 kilometres south of Medan and about 1300 metre above sea level. It is the common resting place for people travelling between Medan and wonderful Lake Toba. The high attitude of Berastagi make it a perfect place for relaxation. There are a few places that you must visit when you are here. Taman Alam Lumbini is a huge Buddhist Temple and a beautiful temple. Mount Sibuyak, the Volcano mountain that is still active and the view from afar is breathtakingly beautiful. You must also not miss the beautiful fruit market, the design of the building is very unique and special. I am thinking of staying a night here next time when I am visiting Lake Toba. strongly Recommended.

Surprisingly found some very interesting animals display in this hotel such as Kangaroo, Flamingo, giant turtles, etc A beautiful resort and very recommended for people need to get away from the routine. #sibolangit #brastagi # sumatrautara #indonesia #staycation #holidayhotel

Address - Berastagi, Sumatra Island, Indonesia Highlights - The waterfall view is one of the highlight of this area. Weather a bit cool but the view from the hill is very attractive. Rating - 4.8 star rating Recommended for all traveller for visit Sumatra Island. #travelgoals #sumatra #berastagi #familytrip

Mount Sibayak is a mountain in Karo Regency, North Sumatra. The Karo tribe call Mount Sibayak as "mountain Raja". Mount Sibayak is a volcano and last erupted in 1881. This mountain is located about 50 kilometers southwest of Medan City. Nowadays, Mount Sibayak is visited by many people because there are many accesses to Mount Sibayak, starting from Sibayak 1 and Sibayak 2. Every August 17, at Mount Sibayak there is a routine ceremony and climbing competition for all nature lovers from all over the world. #triplocal #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

Easy to get to from Berastagi town, this is a 1k walk ('climb' is a bit overstated, though there are some sharper inclines and steps) which can be undertaken by anyone who is reasonably fit. The pathway is clearly defined, though we had a guide. It takes about an hour to get up and slightly less to get down. There is a small charge to take the access road and, for safety, it is recommended that you register your names both on the ascent and the descent. (There is a large permanent notice at the registration hut listing the names and nationalities of those who have died in trying to 'go it alone', so getting lost is a genuine possibility if you leave the well worn trail.) Once on the ridge of the crater you will be able to see the sulphur streams shooting out of the hillside and can walk down onto the floor which is covered in water. It is a shame that previous visitors have thought it appropriate to 'write' their names using rocks on the floor. It makes getting a natural photo difficult. Fortunately we went on a day when there were no campers at the top and just a handful of people. I'm told that at certain times of year it can all get very busy. We followed our volcano experience with a visit to the local hot springs a few kilometres away. A small charge was expected for entry and they were genuinely quite warm! #urbanexplorer #happylaborday #maydaytrip #nationalpark

SIBAYAK VOLCANO Mount Sibayak is a volcano in Berastagi, North Sumatra, Indonesia. From Medan International Airport is 70 km (2,5 hours) and from Berastagi it took just about 20 minutes by car. The price of climbing Sibayak Volcano depends if you go with a guide or if you decide to go alone. Our guide picked us up in his car at our accommodation at 4:30 am. We drove around 30 minutes to the highest spot possible. It cost 550k IDR (55 AUD) for both of us with pick up and drop off back at our room. Hiking Gunung Sibayak takes with a guide just about 1,5 hours. The not too long hike will take you up to the clouds, with sulfur steaming all around you and panoramic view of Berastagi. We did the sunrise hike and that´s something we can highly recommend you even though it means to get up at 4:30 am. As we started our hike in the dark, we could smell the sulfur immediately. After a while, we heard this really loud noise like a plane taking off:D. And that’s when our guide told us this is the sound of the steam coming out of the earth. Inside of Sibayak is boiling water and the steam is shooting under unbelievably strong pressure through the ground and creates this insane sound! As there is a lot of spots where the hot steam is coming out and holes with boiling water, having a guide with you is a really good idea. After an hour and a half, we made it to one of three summits and waited for the sunrise and the sky colours to the pink and purple. After sunrise, our guide took us for a walk into the actual crater, told us a little bit more about the history of Sibayak and we started our walk back down. During the rainy season, the crater is filled with water and forms a volcanic lake. There is even a possibility of camping right next to the crater with a tent. After the hike, you can go to relax your muscles into hot springs at Semangat Gunung.

Visited Mt Sibayak on a larger journey through Northern Sumatra. It was simply stunning and well worth the climbing to get the best views in Sumatra. The guide are very professional and knowledgeable as well as helpful. I would highly recommend it. This is so amazing! #givethanks #givethanks

#indonesiatrip rain forest Cafe in the Hill offers a unique escape into a tranquil and picturesque setting, blending natural beauty with a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Nestled in a scenic location that provides breathtaking views, this charming cafe creates an ideal spot for relaxation and leisure. The interior exudes warmth with its rustic decor, while the outdoor seating allows patrons to immerse themselves in the lush surroundings. The menu features an array of delightful beverages and delectable treats, making it a haven for coffee lovers and food enthusiasts alike. The friendly staff and serene ambiance make it a perfect place to unwind, catch up with friends, or simply enjoy a quiet moment. Whether you're in the mood for a refreshing drink, a tasty snack, or a peaceful escape, Cafe in the Hill delivers an exceptional experience that leaves a lasting impression. This hidden gem is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a harmonious blend of nature and culinary delights.

Experience the Serenity of Lavender in Berastagi** 🌿✨ Discover the tranquil beauty of Berastagi’s Lavender Farm—a hidden gem nestled in the cool mountains of North Sumatra. Surrounded by vibrant purple fields and fresh, crisp air, it’s the perfect place to reconnect with nature and find inner peace. 🌸🌿 Tips for Visiting: 1. Timing is Key: Visit during the blooming season (usually April to September) to catch the fields in full bloom. 2. Best Photography Spots: Early morning light offers the best shots—don’t forget to capture the endless rows of lavender against the mountain backdrop! 3. Wear Comfortable Shoes: The farm is expansive, so comfy footwear is a must for exploring. 4. Savor the Scent: Take time to simply breathe in the calming lavender fragrance—it’s therapeutic! 5. Support Local: Don’t miss the farm’s local products, from lavender oils to handmade crafts, perfect for souvenirs. 6. Sarune Cafe': Don't forget to sip their special food and drinks with the majestic view of Sinabung. Whether you're seeking relaxation, adventure, or inspiration, the Lavender Farm in Berastagi offers something magical for every traveler. 🌱 #LavenderFarmBerastagi #ExploreBerastagi #NatureInspiration #LavenderFields #BerastagiAdventure #TravelNorthSumatra #LavenderLovers #HealingNature #MountainsAndLavender #PurpleParadise #EcoTravel #ScentOfNature #TravelIndonesia #NatureHealing #WanderlustIndonesia #FarmToSoul

Berastagi Market, located in Berastagi, a town in the Karo Plateau of North Sumatra, Indonesia, is a bustling traditional market that offers a wide variety of local products. The market is known for its fresh produce, especially fruits, vegetables, and herbs grown in the cool, fertile highlands of the area. You can find a lot of tropical fruits like durian, rambutan, avocado and passion fruit, as well as local handicrafts and souvenirs. The market is also a great place to experience the culture of the Karo people, as they are known for their unique customs and traditional attire. Besides fresh goods, the market has stalls selling local snacks, clothing, and textiles, often with vibrant colors and patterns representing the region's cultural heritage. It’s a good spot for visitors to experience the everyday life of the local community and purchase items to take home as mementos of the area. #medanindonesia #berastagi #travel #iloveindonesia 📍Address:

#travelgram My trip to Gundaling in Berastagi was truly memorable. The view from the hilltop was breathtaking, offering panoramic vistas of Mount Sinabung and the lush countryside. The cool mountain air made it perfect for a peaceful escape. Walking around the park and enjoying local treats like passion fruit was delightful. It’s an ideal spot for nature lovers seeking tranquility and stunning landscapes.

instagram-able and the design is more like the combination of Korean-Japanese style so there’s quite numbers of spot that you can take picture around the hotel area. The location is a little bit far from the main road but still reachable on foot which is around 200m or 5-10 minutes walk. A chill and breezy one! A hidden gem in the highland of berastagi. #wecreate

Berastagi is a beautiful Town in North Sumatra, Indonesia. The weather is really good. The view is so magical. Sometimes you can hear the sound of the whispering breeze from up here. Cafes and restaurants are easy to find. Places where you can enjoy the meals and the view at the same time. Most of them are located on the edge of the cliff. Be careful, there are a lot of monkeys arroud this area, sometimes these monkeys being aggresive when trying get the food from our hands. Berastagi also known for their fresh fruits. You can buy them in the market, and also on the streets. The most favorite fruits are Orange, Guava and Grapes. They are sooo yummy...!!! #berastagi #mountain #northsumatra

twins are having a great time here . fresh air, a huge playground, green scenary. it was really a healing time for family’s short vacation out of town. we will definitely coming back to this hotel. room is quite big but i think they should already renovated the hotel’s room already, because old style building. but overall it was nice staying here with your big family and having a great time at the swimming pool, it was quite big, but with no hot/ warm water at the pool, consider the weather was so cold, we just have a quick dip at the pool, and just enjoy the moment. the service was quite good and fast, great one.

Gunung Sibayak is located on the island of Sumatra. It is an active volcano, one of over 120 in Indonesia…which is located in Medan, Indonesia. ⛰ Gunung Sibayak is one of the most popular places to attract adventurers….with a height of 6,870 feet, you can clearly see Berastagi. ⛰ Travel From the starting point, it will take about 3 hours to reach the top of the mountain. Start walking early in the morning to catch the sunrise. #Waiting for the day to depart