Indonesia North Sumatra Medan

Rich with colonial architecture, museums, cuisine, and more, Indonesia's third-largest city is an epicenter of culture.

Boasting hand-painted tiles, murals, and lavish furniture, this historic building offers a glimpse into early 20C Medan.

Located within a residential complex, this fine large temple boasts elaborate architecture, and many statues of mythical creatures.

Admire the buildings, visit the markets, and expand your palate discovering the diverse delicacies offered by Medan's food stalls.

These 19C palatial quarters boast Hindu and Ottoman architecture with Malay motifs, as well as fine European decor.

The intricate Indo-Gothic architecture belies its Catholic denomination, but this church also houses artworks and features a garden.

The city's largest Buddhist temple boasts an array of deity statues, as well as fine decorations and a notable incense burning altar.

Combining Spanish, Hindu, and Ottoman architectural elements, this marvelous mosque boasts an octagonal plan and fine decorations.