Parijs van Sumatra is the name of two cities in Sumatra in the colonial period. On the island of Java, Bandung was the one who earned the nickname Parijs van Java. Not because of beautiful scenery, mountains, winding, and the weather is cool. On the island of Sumatra, Medan (North Sumatra) and Bukittinggi (West Sumatra) were named as mentioned above. This time, turn Parijs van Sumatra in Bukittinggi. The city with the mountains liukan elegant, green scenery Royo-Royo, canyons, and Tri Arga (three mountains) that Mount Merapi - the highest mountain in West Sumatra - Mount Singgalang, and Sago.
paris-van-Sumatran Minangkabau-bukittinggi Actually, not only the three mountains that surround it Bukittinggi. But there are 27 other hills that make Bukittinggi is so cool and pretty. State Palace in the city is also called Tri Arga and later became the State of Bung Hatta Palace.
Bukittinggi is 91 km north of the coastal city of Padang, where there Bayur Bay Port and Airport Tabing. To go to Bukittinggi in the highlands, both highway and railway lines have to go through a lot of climbs and twists. The Netherlands has built highways Padang-Bukittinggi in 1833 while the railway in 1890. As in Ambarawa, railway Padang-Bukittinggi also have three tracks because the track uphill.
Now, the railway has changed with the railway bus but still could be seen snaking. Unfortunately all of that memorable stay.
Arrive in Bukittinggi, anyone who used to live with the weather in Jakarta would be a little shudder. Temperatures range between 19-23 degrees Celsius. Very cool, the air is still clean, the sky is so bright daylight. The atmosphere and weather in the morning, approximately at 07.30, still felt quiet, quiet, comfortable, cool. In contrast to Jakarta that never stopped from rushing to the pollution that makes as cloudy Jakarta sky.
As Parijs van Sumatra - with beautiful scenery, then the tourists who come to this place definitely will not miss the canyon Sianok. Click amazed certainly out of the mouth of anyone who first saw Sianok canyon winding with Sianok Batang River flowing at the bottom.
In Old Town New Town: The History of Cities in Indonesia, Zulqayyim, history department faculty member Faculty of Arts University of Andalas, Padang, wrote about the "Infrastructure Development Bukittinggi Dutch Colonial Period." In it he includes the history of the founding of Bukittinggi that starts from a market that was founded and is managed by the lords of Nagari Kurai.
Initially the market, or the Minangkabau call it a feed, it is only opened every Saturday, after a lively invective, then combined with Wednesday. Because the market was located in one of bukik tatinggi nan (the highest hill) then later be called Bukittinggi to market it once Nagari Kurai. Name of the market has now become Upper Market (Market ateh) and located in the heart of this city.
In other references mentioned, the market is standing on a place called Bukik wallow Kabau. In 1820 tribal meeting Kurai to rename a puddle Bukik Kabau be Bukik Nan Tatinggi. Name bukik (hill), the latter is what later became Bukittinggi. Market Market Name Kurai to Bukittinggi.
paris-van-Sumatran Minangkabau-bukittinggi Actually, not only the three mountains that surround it Bukittinggi. But there are 27 other hills that make Bukittinggi is so cool and pretty. State Palace in the city is also called Tri Arga and later became the State of Bung Hatta Palace.
Bukittinggi is 91 km north of the coastal city of Padang, where there Bayur Bay Port and Airport Tabing. To go to Bukittinggi in the highlands, both highway and railway lines have to go through a lot of climbs and twists. The Netherlands has built highways Padang-Bukittinggi in 1833 while the railway in 1890. As in Ambarawa, railway Padang-Bukittinggi also have three tracks because the track uphill.
Now, the railway has changed with the railway bus but still could be seen snaking. Unfortunately all of that memorable stay.
Arrive in Bukittinggi, anyone who used to live with the weather in Jakarta would be a little shudder. Temperatures range between 19-23 degrees Celsius. Very cool, the air is still clean, the sky is so bright daylight. The atmosphere and weather in the morning, approximately at 07.30, still felt quiet, quiet, comfortable, cool. In contrast to Jakarta that never stopped from rushing to the pollution that makes as cloudy Jakarta sky.
As Parijs van Sumatra - with beautiful scenery, then the tourists who come to this place definitely will not miss the canyon Sianok. Click amazed certainly out of the mouth of anyone who first saw Sianok canyon winding with Sianok Batang River flowing at the bottom.
In Old Town New Town: The History of Cities in Indonesia, Zulqayyim, history department faculty member Faculty of Arts University of Andalas, Padang, wrote about the "Infrastructure Development Bukittinggi Dutch Colonial Period." In it he includes the history of the founding of Bukittinggi that starts from a market that was founded and is managed by the lords of Nagari Kurai.
Initially the market, or the Minangkabau call it a feed, it is only opened every Saturday, after a lively invective, then combined with Wednesday. Because the market was located in one of bukik tatinggi nan (the highest hill) then later be called Bukittinggi to market it once Nagari Kurai. Name of the market has now become Upper Market (Market ateh) and located in the heart of this city.
In other references mentioned, the market is standing on a place called Bukik wallow Kabau. In 1820 tribal meeting Kurai to rename a puddle Bukik Kabau be Bukik Nan Tatinggi. Name bukik (hill), the latter is what later became Bukittinggi. Market Market Name Kurai to Bukittinggi.
In about 1825-1826, the Dutch Military Chief Officer for the Highlands Agam, Captain Bauer, founded the fortress Fort de Kock in Bukit Jirek - 300 meters north of Bukitinggi Market. Name of Fort de Kock is taken from the name of the Military Commander and the Deputy Governor General of Netherlands Indies Mark Baron Hendrik de Kock. The fort was built to help deal with The Padri Indigenous People (Religion). Since then the Dutch called the area as Fort de Kock, while the Minangkabau people still call Bukittinggi
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The city of Bukittinggi is cool, making it a favorite place for walking the street. Here are some places that must be visited if you plan to get there.
Clock Tower
Up and Down Markets Market Bukittinggi
Marga Satwa Park (Fort fort de'Cock) and the Museum of Culture Minang
As usual wildlife park, here we can see the collection of animals, but typical of West Sumatra. Such as deer, tigers and many species of birds. At the end of the zoo have Fort de'Cock a water tower as well as the monitoring if any rebel Dutch heritage Limpapeh connected by bridges. Minang Culture Museum is also located within this Wildlife Park Marga. With the additional entrance fee of Rp 1,000, you can see the history of the Minangkabau, traditional dresses and traditional household equipment. You also can take pictures by using traditional dresses here for Rp 25,000. Not bad, could be recalled - memories, as well as evidence that you ever been to West Sumatra.
China City
China Town is a residential area which is also traded Chinese people along the road. Stores - stores contained in this store - average selling clothes and shoes. The building is still distinctive buildings of the past. So many, too, people who come here just to walk the road and enjoy the distinctive architecture.
Canyon Sianok
Goulash Itiak Canyon Lado MudoWhen you are into the canyon, it's going to lose if they do not stop at the diner Itiak Lado Mudo curry which was popular even throughout Indonesia. It was very spicy and delicious. Coupled with the beautiful scenery Sianok canyon. You who love the culinary will feel satisfied doing a culinary tour he
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