Agam Tourism
Lubuk Basung is a city with the status of a subdistrict that is the name of the capital city of Agam Regency, West Sumatra, Indonesia. The total area of 33,226 Ha, or about 6.33% of the area of Agam District. The sub-districts are located at an average height of 102 meters above sea level, and the maximum air temperature reaches 30 ° C and a minimum of 25 ° C.
Maninjau Lake
Maninjau Lake is a volcanic lake is located at an altitude of 461.50 meters above sea level. A caldera from a large volcanic eruption that dissipates approximately 220-250 km3 of pyroclastic material. According to legend in Ranah Minang, the existence of Lake Maninjau is closely related to the story of Bujang Sembilan and the attraction of Lake Maninjau lies in the beauty of its natural panorama that can be seen from a distance.
Kelok 44 (Winding Road)
The winding road in Agam Regency is the most famous route in western Sumatra. So famous, this line became an icon of international bike racing event, Tour de Singkarak. Kelok which has a local name Kelok Ampek Puluh Ampek is a road from Bukittingi to Lake Maninjau. Many tourists who deliberately linger in the rest area because the scenery there is beautiful. Besides being able to see the vehicles that are busy curving on the route, the rest area there also presents the best scenery. The green panorama of trees and water lakes hypnotize whoever sees. Not only green, colorful decorate this twist because there are flowers that deliberately planted residents around to add to the beauty of the scenery. The majestic and beautiful Maninjau Lake reflects the landscape that makes it look like a giant nature mirror. Bukit Barisan Panorama also refine the typical scenery of West Sumatra.
Puncak Lawang
Located at an altitude of 1.210 mdpl, Puncak Lawang is the highest peak of hills surrounding Maninjau Lake. From Puncak Lawang, you can see the whole of Maninjau Lake. Puncak Lawang is a hilly area overgrown with rows of pine trees. Pretty and cool, that's the first impression when we set foot into this area. From this place, we can see the blue of Maninjau Lake. Puncak Lawang located at 1210 mdpl in the colonial era, this place is used as a resting place of the Dutch nobility and now Puncak Lawang is often used for international sporting paragliding championship as it is one of the best spots in Southeast Asia.
Gadih Rantih Waterfall
This waterfall is so different and so beautiful than most waterfalls. Consists of several levels and several large and small waterfalls split apart with green cliffs overgrown with beautiful vines. So the water that plunges as seen visible splashing of the creepers earlier. The height of the waterfall is about 40 m. Waterfall is also not so swift, adding to the beauty and naturalness and a special attraction and is certainly tempting the feeling of wanting to swim and play water because the water is clear, clean and cool.
Langkuik Tamiang Waterfall
Speaking of western Sumatra, this place is not endless to visit, an area that is still many places that have not been in the know by tourists including Langkuik Tamiang Malalak Waterfall. This waterfall is located in a dazzling narrow valley. The green cliffs and water splashes that descend along the foliage will further enhance the panoramic view at Langkuik High Falls. Not surprising since it opened to the public two years ago and photos of this beautiful waterfall circulating in cyberspace, the more crowded tourists come to this Malalak natural wonders.
And Many More
I will take you as many places you want to go.