Lubuk Paraku

Lubuk Paraku. Alat berat bekerja membersihkan material longsor di Lubuk Paraku yang menjadi akses Jalan Padang Solok Jumat (24/9/2021) Laporan Wartawan TribunPadangcom Rezi Azwar TRIBUNPADANGCOM PADANG Kapolsek Lubuk Kilangan AKP Lija Nesmon sebut ada 1 unit kendaraan dihantam batu saat terjadinya longsor di jalan Padang Solok Jumat (24/9/2021).

Lubuak Paraku Sumatera Barat Yang Sejuk dan Bersih Kupukupu dan Capung Menambah Indahnya Suasana Kawasan wisata Sungai LUBUAK PARAKU terletak di Kelurahan Indarung Kecamatan Lubuk Kilangan Kota Padang Tidak seberapa jauh dari pabrik Semen Padang yang terkenal itu Air sungai Lubuk Paraku memang masih jernih hingga dasar sungai yang.

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Beritanda1 Hujan lebat picu terjadinya longsor di kawasan Lubuk Paraku Indarung Kecamatan Lubuk Kilangan Kota Padang Sumatra Barat (Sumbar) Jumat (24/9/2021) sore Akibat material longsor menutupi badan jalan arus transportasi di ruas jalan PadangSolok putus hingga mengakibatkan terjadi kemacetan panjang Terkait longsor ini Kapolsek Lubuk Kilangan AKP Lija Nesmon mengatakan.

Assessment and Utilization Management of Water Resources

Lubuk Paraku yang Mempesona Lubuak Paraku merupakan salah satu pemandian alam di Kota Padang yang memiliki sumber air dari hulu sungai Lubuak Paraku yang berasal dari hutan di perbukitan Bukit Barisan dan berada di ketinggian sekitar 300400 mdpl Lubuak Paraku berada di Kelurahan Indarung Kecamatan Lubuk Kilangan Kota Padang Sumatra Barat.

Lubuak Paraku Sumatera Barat Yang Sejuk dan Bersih

Padang Beach – No Need to Go Too Far to Have Some Fun in The SunAir Manih Beach – Home to The Legend of Malin KundangLubuk Paraku – A Local Bathing Spot with Clear WaterSitinjau Lauik – View The City and Surrounding MountainsSiti Nurbaya Bridge – A Landmark with Literary OriginsGrand Mosque of West Sumatra – A Modern Muslim House of PrayerAdityawarman Museum – Get to Know Minangkabau CulturePadang Old Town – A Blast from The Colonial PastPadang Attractions and Things to DoImage credit @dunia_inna Padang Beachis one of the most accessible tourist spots in the city a short drive from many hotels and the Grand Mosque of West Sumatra Known locally as Taplau this beach gives you a clear view of Mount Padang as well as the allwhite AlHakim Mosque (Masjid AlHakim) designed to resemble the Taj Mahal in India Aside from enjoying the scenic view you can also play on the beach or buy souvenirs and snacks at the many kiosks you’ll find here Fishermen’s boats on Padang Beach Image credit @joenedtamar A lot of local events take place at Padang Beach including the famous Siti Nurbaya Festival every November that celebrates all things Minangkabau culture – from boat rides to music to cuisine to traditional clothing One more thing to note is that the sand you’ll see at this beach has an atypical brownish color setting it apart from the white sandy beaches of more wellknown islands in Indonesia Address Purus West Padang Padang West Sumatra 25115 Image credit @silviarjuwita Another Padang beach people visit for the view is Air Manih or Air Manis which literally means “sweet water” Located in the southern part of Padang this beach is also covered with brown sand Riding ATVs renting a motorboat to nearby islands camping out in a tent or staying the night at local familyrun homestays are popular activities here The statue resembles a man turned to stone prostrating on the ground Image credit @jejeniola Air Manih is known for a statue linked to the Legend of Malin Kundang It tells the story of a man who upon reuniting with his poor and frail mother after a long journey at sea refused to acknowledge her He was subsequently cursed and turned into stone for his arrogance After years and years of exposure to the elements the statue has slowly deteriorated It’s recently undergone restoration giving travelers better holiday photos Address Air Manih South Padang Padang West Sumatra 25117 How to get there 20m Image credit @farizadli Those of you who love swimming but don’t fall into the category of beachgoers can hike to the river Lubuk Paraku in inland Indarung east of the beaches For only Rp 5000 (~USD036)per person you can have access to the natural baths and changing rooms for a whole day The pools’ crystalclear water makes for a pristine dipping spot and you’ll also come across a variety of fish butterflies and dragonflies Even if you’re not interested in taking a dip you can breathe in the clean air and be enthralled by the view Address Indarung Lubuk Kilangan Padang City West Sumatra 25168 How to get there 30minute drive from the city center Image credit @gyamestian To get away from the city and see how it feels like to be 1000 meters above sea level go toSitjinjau Lauik which is often referred to as the “Padang Scenic Point” Despite being heralded as the city’s best vantage point it’s not an overcrowded tourist spot so if you live in a populated urban area and are able to travel to Padang you’ll enjoy the fresh air and greenery on this peak Sitinjau Lauik is only 30 minutes away from the city center so it’ll definitely be worth visiting for the view but come with an experienced driver familiar with the steep hill Address Jalan Selayo–Padang Indarung Lubuk Kilangan Padang West Sumatra 25168 How to get there30minute drive from the city center Image credit @ichzanam Siti Nurbaya Bridgewas named after the titular character of writer Marah Rusli’s 1922 classic literary work about a teenage couple whose love story ends in sacrifice and tragedy Image credit @mussabahtiar32 Built in 1995 this bridge connects the city with Mount Padang Visitors go there to take photos of the docked boats symbols of Padang’s past and present as a bustling port city Image credit @rubama_1708 Apart from the view there’re also lots of local delicacies offered by street vendors to try near the bridge especially at night Address Jalan Kampung Batu Batang Arau South Padang Padang 25215 How to get there 23minute drive from the city center Image credit @yudha_achil15 The Grand Mosque of West Sumatra or Masjid Raya Sumatera Barat is the secondlargest mosque in Sumatra The compound is approximately 40000 square meters while the building itself is a whopping 18000 square meters First opened to the public in 2014 it’s a photoworthy contemporary example of Minangkabau architecture particularly with its iconic roof that resembles the horns of a buffalo It was also designed to withstand earthquakes in response to the horrific earthquake that shook West Sumatra in 2009 Address Jalan Khatib Sulaiman Alai Parak Kopi North Padang West Sumatra 25173 How to get there 22minute drive from the city center Image credit @yefashintaa29 Those of you who want to get properly acquainted with the history of the people of Minangkabau should drop by the Adityawarman Museum The museum takes its name from King Adityawarman the ruler of Malayapura – where presentday Padang is located – in the 14th century The roof of the museum like that of the Grand Mosque also resembles the horns of a buffalo which is a prominent feature of traditional Minangkabau architecture The museum’s collection includes archeology history and fine art from the region and is labelled both in English and Indonesian Entry is affordable too so do swing by if you want to enrich your cultural knowledge Address Jalan Diponegoro #10 Belakang Tangsi West Padang Padang West Sumatra 25114 Entrance fee Rp 3000 (~USD021) How to get there 19minute drive from the city center Image credit @denusatravel To get a grasp of the kaleidoscopic history of the city of Padang a trip to the Old Town or Kota Tua is not one to miss Dutch colonialera buildings mark the area as it was once a busy commercial hub Image credit @agoestriputraofficial The Old Town has always been a cultural melting pot Kampung Pondok a subsection of the quarter is heavily influenced by Chinese culture and is home to the See Hien Kiong (also known as the Tri Dharma Temple or the Kelenteng See Hin Kiong) Image credit @lissa_sriw Unfortunately earthquakes over the years have damaged several buildings in West Sumatra – and some Padang Old Town structures haven’t been spared Still those of you who are deeply interested in old buildings and their connection to daily crosscultural life should take their time in the Old Town Cerita Kopi Padang a cafe housed in a colonialstyle building Image credit @ceritakopipdg You can snap lots of photos and relax in cute coffee shops and These are some of the places you can visit when you’re in Padang that will hopefully reveal what West Sumatra’s capital city has to offer from nature to culture to historical gems Check out more places to visit in Indonesia here 1 Things to do in and around Borobudur 2 Mandalika attractions to visit 3 Lake Toba spots to visit 4 Jalan Malioboro Yogyakarta guide 5 Pine forests in Indonesia 6 Guide to Cipete South Jakarta 7 Indie hangout spots in Jakarta 8 8 stunning waterfalls across Indonesia 9 Bali beachfront hotels 10 Bali villages you can visit 11 Balinese temples to add to your itinerary Cover image adapted from @farizadli @joenedtamar @yudha_achil15 @yefashintaa29.