Nestled in Harian Boho, Samosir Regency, North Sumatra, Bukit Sibea-bea is a breathtaking spiritual destination that draws visitors from all walks of life. Its crown jewel? A towering 61-meter statue of Jesus Christ the Savior, making it one of the tallest Jesus statues in the world. Perched atop a hill with the stunning Lake Toba as its backdrop, this site offers a serene and soul-soothing experience.
🕊️ What Makes Bukit Sibea-bea Special
- The majestic Jesus Christ statue standing tall at the summit.
- Kelok 8, a winding road that offers dramatic views of Lake Toba as you ascend.
- Panoramic landscapes perfect for spiritual reflection, photography, or simply soaking in nature’s grandeur.
đź•’ Opening Hours
Bukit Sibea-bea is open daily, from morning to late afternoon. The best times to visit are:
- Morning (07:00–10:00) — enjoy the cool air and soft morning light.
- Afternoon (15:00–17:30) — catch the golden hour and peaceful sunset vibes.
đźš— How to Get There
- From Medan or Kualanamu International Airport, you can take a rental car or bus to Parapat.
- From Parapat, hop on a ferry to Tomok, followed by a scenic 1-hour drive to Bukit Sibea-bea.
- Alternatively, travel directly from Silangit Airport to Samosir by land for a quicker route.
There’s ample parking space at the site, suitable for private cars and tour buses. You can also rent local vehicles to explore the surrounding area.
🌤️ Best Time to Visit
- Dry season (May–September) is ideal for clear skies and safer road conditions.
- Avoid the rainy season, as winding roads can become slippery and fog may obscure the views.