• Lapangan Merdeka - This journey begins at Medan’s historic central square, Lapangan Merdeka, previously known as Esplanade. Along Kesawan Square, you’ll find the town’s central buildings, some dating back to colonial times, such as the Lonsum building of the British Harrisons & Crosfield company, formerly called the Julianagebouw, constructed in 1911. Other notable structures include the offices of the Netherlands Indian Trading Bank and the Netherlands Trading Company from the 1920s, the old town hall from 1908, the Bank Indonesia office from 1907, Hotel Dharma Deli (formerly Hotel De Boer) built in 1898, and the post office from 1911. Kesawan Square is also known for its affordable and delicious culinary offerings in Medan.

• Tjong A Fie’s Mansion - Known as “a historical jewel in Medan,” the 35-room, two-story Tjong A Fie Mansion was constructed in 1895 on an 8,000 square meter area. It is a registered historical landmark and a cultural heritage building and museum. The mansion’s architecture showcases Chinese, Malay, and Art Deco influences, adhering to feng-shui principles. The rooms are arranged on four sides around a large open-air courtyard, symbolizing the “Well of Heaven.”

• Maha Vihara Maitreya - Maha Vihara Maitreya is a Medan destination that promotes harmonious living amidst diversity. The complex is divided into three main buildings: the General Baktisala, Baktisala Maitreya, and a meeting hall. The General Baktisala is dedicated to ritual worship of Sakyamuni Buddha, Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, and Satyakalama Bodhisattva. The second building, Baktisala Maitreya, includes the Baktisala Patriarchate and a special reception room. Besides being a place of worship, the Maitreya Temple is also used for tourism and wedding receptions. The third building is a meeting hall with a capacity of 2,000 people. Each building at the Maitreya Monastery has a guesthouse, with the General Baktisala offering the most comprehensive facilities, including office space, meeting rooms, recording studios, and public kitchens.

• Vihara Gunung Timur - Gunung Timur Temple is the largest Chinese temple in Medan, Indonesia, and possibly on the island of Sumatra. Built in 1962, it is dedicated to Dongyue Dadi.

• Medan Grand Mosque - Constructed between 1906 and 1909, the historic Great Mosque is a significant landmark and pilgrimage site in Medan. Built by the Sultan of the Deli Sultanate, it features an octagonal symmetrical layout with intricate ornaments and elements from Morocco, Europe, and the Middle East.

• Maimun Palace - Maimun or Maimoon Palace, the royal palace of the Deli Sultanate, was built between 1887 and 1891 and now serves as a museum. Visitors can explore the palace grounds and admire the unique interior that blends Malay cultural heritage with Islamic and Indian architecture, complemented by Spanish and Italian furniture and fittings. The collection of keris daggers is noteworthy, and visitors can opt for a photo in traditional dress for an additional charge.

• Marian Shrine of Annai Velangkanni - Also known as Graha Maria Annai Velangkanni or Our Lady of Good Health Church, this Catholic Church was built in 2005 in an Indo-Mogul style and is dedicated to Saint Maria Annai Velangkanni.

• Shri Mariamman Temple - Located in Kampung Keling in Madras, Medan’s Little India, the Sri Mariamman Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Medan, constructed in 1884.

• 10-hour private transport in an air-conditioned minivan
• Entry and admission fees as per itinerary included
• English-speaking driver who also serves as a guide

• Lunch
• Dinner
• Bottled water
• Tipping

A trip to North Sumatra is incomplete without visiting its capital, Medan. Explore the rich history of Medan with a private driver who also serves as a guide. The tour will take you through the Chinese quarter, the remnants of a Malay sultanate, and the traces of Dutch colonial influence. Key attractions include the Sultan’s Palace, the Grand Mosque, Tjong A Fie’s Mansion, and the historic offices of the Amsterdam Trading Company.

Experience the city’s multicultural essence by visiting Medan’s oldest Hindu temple, a Chinese temple, and the unique Marian Shrine of Annai Velangkanni, which showcases an extraordinary fusion of cultures.

Medan is known for its diverse ethnicities, with greetings such as: Horas, Medan ahoy, majuahjuah, juahjuah, and yaahowu.

• Minimum Booking are 2 persons. If we received 1 person booking we will charge 1 more person on the spot or we reject the booking
• Daily Maximum use the car is 10 hours. extra hours fee of USD 5/hour is applied

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.