Sipiso-Piso Waterfall

Sipiso-Piso Waterfall

Sipiso-piso waterfall located in the District Brand, Karo, North Sumatra, Indonesia. This district is located about 24 km from the city Kabanjahe, the capital of Karo Regency.Sipiso-piso Waterfall is a natural tourism area which is located not far from the village community settlements Tongging Sub-Brand, Karo, North Sumatra Province. Can say, visiting this village is no different from a trip to Niagara-piso Sipiso. Geographically, the village on the plains Tongging lower, while Sipiso-piso Waterfall is located in the hills higher than Tongging Village. This waterfall is located at an altitude of approximately 800 meters above sea level (asl) and is surrounded by green hills covered with pine forests since.Name of the waterfall that is managed by the Government of Karo Regency has specific meaning. As mentioned in the daily news / Indonesia New Voice /, that Sipiso-piso piso meaning comes from the blade. The swift waters which fall from the hill above the one hundred meter altitude is diperumpamakan like-bladed sharp knife. In addition, a steep cliff when viewed from the top of the hill make a local call from Tanah Karo pisoAs a growing district, the tourism sector in Tanah Karo became one of the leading potential is expected to boost revenue (PAD), in addition to agriculture and industry, of course. In this sector, Karo has interesting attractions, such as volcanoes, hot springs, the mountains, lakes, waterfalls, traditional houses, local culture, and so forth.During its development, attraction in Tanah Karo began to be developed and promoted to other regions, including Sipiso-piso waterfall itself. Though as there is competition among the attractions, this remains a positive value for each object to be encouraged to grow and be able to attract as much as possible. For example, in the village of Tongging has recently been established Faith Park (TWI). Nevertheless, the TWI is said to absorb the attention of more tourists to come, charm-piso Sipiso still will not be replaced.

Of all that, Sipiso-piso remain special. Separated by only a distance of 35 km from the famous tourist city in Indonesia, the City Berastagi, Karo District, and only requires about 45 minutes from the city of Medan, North Sumatra province capital, Sipiso-piso Waterfall proved capable of Karo's reputation as one of the goals domestic and foreign travelers. Tonggo Simanungsong, a lover of travel, said that many foreign tourists who visit Sipiso-piso Waterfall originated from Malaysia, Singapore, France, and Holland. For local tourists, panorama in Tongging is already very well known, some say even this news has got to santero world for its natural beauty is stunning.Awesome! That's how you feel when you first set foot in Tongging village, the village where Sipiso-piso Waterfall is located. By visiting the Village Tongging, you will enjoy the beautiful scenery like a tourist area in the village of Tao Silalahi that are nearby. Before enjoying the waterfall up close, you'll be treated to magnificent views of Tanah Karo view of the existing substation at the top of the hill, the point of the base flow Sipiso-piso waterfall. From the surrounding hilltops Sipiso-piso Waterfall is anyway you can see the beauty of the landscape of Lake Toba, a volcanic lake in the world. 

Toba's Like View on Sipiso-Piso Waterfall

After that, to explore the natural beauty of nearby Sipiso-piso, you need along the ridge through the hundreds of small steps that have been provided for the down and close to the waterfall. Range of steps that had been prepared it is safe to the main road.

At the bottom, you can look toward the small hills that are before you. You will wonder at the high hills will be accompanied by the roar of thousands of splashing water droplets that bounce from the point of falling water. Because of this waterfall has a height of 120 meters or about 360 feet before flowing into Lake Toba, so many people who've been to this place say how big a grain of water splashing down in Sipiso-piso waterfall greater than Sigura-Gura? An area of ​​nature tourism well-known in North Sumatra.