Experiences

Al-Falah Great Mosque is the largest mosque in Jambi, Indonesia. The mosque is also known as the 1000 Pillars Mosque, although the number of the pillars are only 256 pieces.

Gentala Arasy is the tower made 80 metres height. This typical attractive green and yellow colour tower is located in front of the Pedestrian Bridge.

Lake Kaco or Mirror Lake is a unique lake located in the middle of the Kerinci Seblat National Park.

Sipin Lake, also known as Solok Sipin by local residents, is located in Simpang Baluran Kenali, Telanaipura District. The word solok in the local language means lake.

Muaro Jambi temple complex covers an area of 12 km2, along the side of Batanghari River which is most probably a relic of the Kingdom of Srivijaya and the Malay Kingdom.

The highest mountain on the island of Sumatra and the highest volcano in Indonesia outside of Papua. Kerinci Mountain located in Jambi Province and adjacent with West Sumatera Province. This mountain is surrounded by Kerinci Seblat National and natural habitat for Sumateran tiger and Sumateran rhino.

Covers 28,703 hectares and is home to deer, monkeys, bears, wild pigs, elephants, snakes, iguanas and many species of birds. Small lakes are found in its surroundings and many small streams flow into the Batanghari river.

Have an unforgettable experience on this uninhabited island with its gorgeous stretch of sand and stunning lagoons.