Manado: A dreamlike pearl of the South Seas.

Manado, located in the north of Sulawesi Island, Indonesia, is a seaside town favored by God, like a paradise beyond this world. This is a paradise for diving enthusiasts. Beneath the clear sea water lies the world's second largest and Asia's largest submarine fault. The coral reefs are colorful, like a dreamy underwater garden. Tropical fish swim among them, sea turtles swim leisurely, and the wreckage of World War II ships quietly tells the past. Diving and exploring the mysteries, every dive is an adventure. Manado's land scenery is equally charming, with coconut trees swaying by the golden beach, towering volcanoes shrouded in clouds and mist, and you can climb on foot to overlook the magnificent panoramic view of the mountains and sea. The streets and alleys are full of strong Indonesian style, and the bustling markets are filled with special handicrafts, fresh seafood and fragrant spices. Christian culture has taken root here. The church architecture is exquisite, with stained glass, pointed bell towers, and the melodious sound of bells interweaving with the sound of waves, composing a unique and charming Manado melody.