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Sumatra Island

A babymoon is just the time to be completely at your ease and enjoy the beauties of nature. Sumatra Island in Indonesia is the perfect destination for a pleasing and relaxing babymoon.

Sumatra Island is truly a haven for tourists with fabulous beaches, a stunning natural environment, and wide rivers. If you are looking at a magical babymoon in the midst of beautiful surroundings, Sumatra Island is that perfect destination.

Sumatra Island is also popularly known as the “Africa of Asia” due to its teeming wildlife. For those interested in catching sight of some rare wild animals, a trip to Sumatra Island will be a real treat.

The lush tropical rainforests of Sumatra will ensure that you spend an absolutely relaxed babymoon, and escape into a timeless world of romance and bliss.

Sumatra Islands may not be as popular as the other island destinations of Indonesia such as Bali and Java, however it appeals to visitors for its unique natural charm and offers a congenial, quiet environment for couples to share a romantic babymoon.

Trekking is highly popular in Sumatra Island; however pregnant women are advised to consult their doctor before going on a trekking expedition.

Sumatra is situated on both sides of the equator in two equal halves; therefore the island enjoys two different kinds of climate. The area of the island that falls on the north of the equator enjoys a rainy season from October to April and a dry season from May to September. The area that falls on the south of the equator experiences a rainy season from December to February.

The ideal time to go for a babymoon to Sumatra Island is from September to October. This season does not come with heavy rain, and is quite a pleasant time of the year. If you happen to come for your babymoon during this time of the year, you can explore the lush, lovely countryside.

Nearby attractions are plentiful and one must look around to get a complete feel of the rich and diverse culture of this wonderful island destination. The capital of Sumatra, Medan is worth visiting for its unique Dutch inspired architecture as well as other interesting structures.

The lovely town of Berastagi welcomes visitors into an inviting world of flowers, vegetables, and fruits. This wonderful town is home to two volcanoes - Gunung Sinabung and Gunung Sibayak. Berastagi also offers a wonderful treat for wildlife lovers.

Lake Toba is another interesting destination that babymoon couples can head out to. This scenic lake is located about 1000 meters above sea level and envelopes the island of Samsoir.

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A visit to the Bukit Barisan Mountains of southern Sumatra will take you to the exceptionally beautiful lake of Danau Ranau. This mountain lake is quiet, pristine and clear and just perfect for a romantic time together. Moms-to-be will absolutely love this splendid lake that inspires beauty and silence.

Towards the north of Sumatra you will find the very beautiful destination of Aceh. However this area is not very popular as it is said to be unsafe due to militancy problems.

If it’s shopping that you are thinking of then head off to Jln Jend A. Yani in Medan. This is just the place to be in when you are looking for souvenirs or interesting local items such as buffalo horns, boar tusks, accessories, carvings, statues, antiques, paintings, batik and many more.

A babymoon in the exquisite Sumatra Island is surely something you can look forward to with hope and sweet anticipation. Once in this wonderful island, surround yourself with the grandeur of nature as you enjoy a blissful babymoon.

 

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