Top 5 reasons to Visit Batam

Barelang Bridge

Barelang Bridge (Batam, Rempang, Galang) is one of the most popular places in Batam. This bridge is also called the Habibie Bridge because it was initiated by the 3rd President of the Republic of Indonesia B.J. Habibie. Now, the Barelang Bridge connecting 3 major islands (Batam, Rempang, and Galang) has become an icon and landmark of the City of Batam and is known as the historical value of the island it connects.

Camp Vietnam

Ex - camp vietnam was once visited by 250000 Vietnamese people who sought refuge. Because it is considered historic, the Ex-Camp Vietnam has become a historical tourist destination. The Vietnamese village located on Galang Island still leaves refugee barracks, hospitals, churches, temples, and even police stations that are deliberately left just like the original and are always guarded.

Ranoh Island

Ranoh Island is one of the many attractions of the Abang Island group, Batam, Riau Islands. Ranoh Island has a sand beach that appears on its surface to form a small peninsula into the deep sea with clear and calm sea water. Ranoh island is an exotic island which is also one of the must-visit attractions in Batam. Tropical nuance is the main reason to enjoy the beauty of this island.

Nagoya Hill Shopping Mall

Nagoya Hill is the biggest shopping mall in Batam. It is divided into two different dividers and one would easily spot the eatery street when you are there. They categorise all food and beverages at one part and on the other side would be apparel, handbags and souvenir stores. The basement has a Hypermarket selling everything from food, clothing and electronics. Electronics product like DSLR Cameras, Mobile Phone, Computers are also available.

Ocarina Park

Ocarina Park is a tourist attraction that is suitable for those who want the feel of the beach. This 40-hectare playground is located by the beach. Located 1 km from Batam Center Harbor, Ocarina Theme Park is very strategic. In Ocarina Park, there are various interesting rides, such as Giant Wheel or giant windmills with a diameter of 30 m. There are also festivals that are often held, and Kampoeng Seni which is a market for handicraft products and works of art.