Things To Do
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Bunaken National Park is known for its crystal-clear waters, diverse marine life, and vibrant coral reefs, making it a perfect spot for snorkeling.

The Lembeh Strait is a renowned diving destination, offering opportunities to witness unique marine creatures and underwater photography.

Adventure enthusiasts can enjoy the challenge of hiking Mount Klabat, the highest peak in North Sulawesi, for stunning views of the surrounding landscapes.

Experience an adrenaline-filled adventure by going whitewater rafting on the Nimanga River, surrounded by lush forests and scenic canyons.

Visitors can take a serene boat ride on Tondano Lake, surrounded by picturesque hills, and explore the traditional villages around its shores.

Tangkoko Nature Reserve offers a chance to observe diverse bird species, including the iconic Sulawesi hornbill and maleo, amidst lush tropical flora.

An active volcano located just north of Manado, Gunung Lokon offers hiking trails with stunning views of the surrounding landscape and Lake Tondano.

A protected area near Manado, Tangkoko is known for its rich biodiversity and offers several hiking trails through lush rainforest, where you can encounter unique wildlife.

Located near Manado, Bukit Doa provides a scenic hiking route that leads to a hilltop with beautiful views of the city and surrounding areas.

Mount Mahawu is a popular hiking destination that features well-marked trails and offers a panoramic view of Manado and the surrounding volcanic landscape.

While primarily known for its incredible diving spots, there are also hiking opportunities along the coastal areas and hills of Bunaken Island.

The main airport serving Manado, located just a few kilometers from the city center.

Located in Makassar, South Sulawesi, approximately 300 kilometers from Manado. It is one of the largest airports in Eastern Indonesia.

Located in Surabaya, East Java, approximately 750 kilometers from Manado, this is another major airport serving international flights.

Located in Bali, approximately 1,500 kilometers from Manado, it's one of the busiest airports in Indonesia.

Located in Jakarta, approximately 2,500 kilometers from Manado, it is the largest and busiest airport in Indonesia.

The majority of the population in Manado practices Christianity, particularly Protestantism, with a significant Catholic minority.

There is a notable Muslim population in Manado, making up a significant minority within the city.

Hinduism is also practiced by a small number of people, reflecting the cultural diversity of the region.

The Chinese Indonesian community is prominent in Manado, contributing to the cultural and economic landscape of the city.

The Indigenous Minahasan people, the original inhabitants of the region, form an essential part of the demographic makeup of Manado.

Football is one of the most popular sports in Manado, with many local teams and a strong following among fans.

Badminton is widely played in Manado, both recreationally and competitively, with numerous courts available for public use.

Basketball enjoys a significant presence in Manado, attracting both youths and adults to participate in local leagues and tournaments.

Volleyball is commonly played in schools and community centers, with many beach volleyball tournaments held in coastal areas.

Traditional martial arts, such as Pencak Silat, are practiced and celebrated, with many dojos available for training.

With its coastal location, swimming is a favored activity, both as a sport and a leisure activity among the residents.