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Five Nature Destinations in Luwuk
WINDONESIA June 13, 2024
Kilo Lima Beach in Luwuk District, Banggai Regency, Central Sulawesi. (d'Traveler/Andromeda Noholo).
Luwuk District in Banggai Regency, Central Sulawesi Province offers a range of fascinating tourism opportunities, making it an excellent alternative to popular destinations like Bali, Lombok, and Raja Ampat. Known as the "city of water," Luwuk is located about 610 km from Palu and accessible by land, sea, and air.
Here are some must-visit natural tourist destinations in and around Luwuk:
1. Salodik Waterfall
Located about half an hour from Luwuk, Salodik Waterfall is a popular spot among locals. This attraction features a cascading waterfall that provides a soothing view. The waterfall's depth is relatively safe for swimming, and entry costs just Rp2,000.
2. Bukit Kasih Sayang
Bukit Kasih Sayang is a hilltop café near the center of Luwuk. It offers a romantic setting where you can enjoy a cup of coffee while taking in the night view of the city.
3. Teletubbies Hill
Visitors to Teletubbies Hill are greeted with vast expanses of green grasslands. The view is especially stunning at sunrise and sunset, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers.
4. Kilo Lima Beach
Aptly for a locale called the "city of water," Luwuk is surrounded by islands with crystal-clear seas. Kilo Lima Beach, known for its clear blue water and vibrant coral reefs, is an ideal spot for snorkeling.
5. Dua Island
Located in Balantak District, Banggai Regency, Central Sulawesi, Dua Island is a hidden gem. Though it requires a 150 km journey from Luwuk that will take about 3 hours, the island's beauty makes it worth the trip.
With those diverse tourist destinations, Luwuk is an excellent choice for your next holiday.
Source: travel.detik.com
