he Tourism and Creative Economy Ministry has unveiled its latest promotional video A Fallen Angel in Likupang, inviting international tourists to discover the breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of Likupang, an exotic destination located in northern Sulawesi.
The video aims to raise international tourism awareness and introduce Likupang as a paradise offering unforgettable experiences.
The enchanting natural wonders of Likupang
Nestled on the northern coast of Sulawesi, Likupang is a hidden gem showcasing extraordinary natural splendor, from mesmerizing beaches to underwater wonders waiting to be explored.
One must-visit location is Bahoi village, perched on the coastline with stunning views where the blue sky meets the shimmering sea. This spot is a haven for divers seeking an untouched underwater world teeming with marine life.
Pulisan Beach beckons with its captivating charm, perfect for relaxing on soft white sand or enjoying the crystal-clear waters. Renowned for its pristine beauty, Pulisan Beach is also ideal for witnessing breathtaking sunsets, creating romantic and magical moments.
Meanwhile, Lihaga Island boasts powdery white sand and transparent waters, ideal for snorkeling or swimming. Not far away, Bunaken Marine Park is hailed as one of the world’s premier diving spots, featuring vibrant coral reefs and extraordinary marine biodiversity. For those eager to immerse themselves in a colorful and lively underwater world, Bunaken is an unmissable destination.
For adventurers, Tangkoko Forest Reserve offers a unique experience. This protected forest is home to the tarsier, a tiny primate endemic to the region, as well as various rare wildlife species.
Minahasa’s charm does not stop there. Larata Hill provides stunning panoramic views from its summit, revealing the vast beauty of Minahasa. Lastly, the Tunan waterfall, with its impressive height and challenging trek, offers a fulfilling and adventurous experience.
“This film is an exciting project with the potential to raise global awareness about the natural beauty of Minahasa, especially Likupang in North Sulawesi. Through a combination of emotional storytelling and captivating visuals, this film not only presents a heartwarming narrative but also promotes sustainable tourism and cultural preservation. Locations like Bahoi village, Larata Hill, Tangkoko Forest and others have immense potential as tourist attractions, offering not just natural beauty but also reflecting the richness of local life.”
The video can be viewed through the Wonderful Indonesia YouTube channel.
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