Thursday, January 13, 2011
Go-Kart in Golden City
Holiday shopping and spa in Batam
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Batam Sights
- Vihara Budhi Bhakti Temple : This is a colorful modern Buddhist temple in Nagoya which is actively used by the Chinese community on Batam
Riau Islands Province
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Friday, August 28, 2009
Monday, June 22, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
List of Shopping Centre in Batam
| No | Name | Address |
| 1. | Mega Mall / Hyper Mart | Batam Centre |
| 2. | Batam Centre Mall | Batam Centre |
| 3. | Matahari Lucky Plaza | Lubuk Baja |
| 4. | Ramayana Dept Store | Nagoya |
| 5. | Robinson Dept Store | Nagoya |
| 6. | Batam City Square | Lubuk Baja |
| 7. | Center Point Dept Store | Nagoya – Lubuk Baja |
| 8. | Top 100 Penuin and Jodoh | Penuin – Lubuk Baja |
| 9. | DC Mall | Batu Ampar |
| 10. | Panbil Mall | Muka Kuning |
| 11. | Pusat Belanja Marina | Marina City |
| 12. | Nagoya Hill | Nagoya |
| 13. | STC Mall | Sekupang |
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
List of Tourist Attraction in Batam

| No | Name | Address |
| 1. | Water Front City/Marina Beach | Sekupang |
| 2. | Nongsa Beach | Nongsa |
| 3. | Melur Beach | Galang Island |
| 4. | Melayu Beach | Rempang Island |
| 5. | Kampung Panau Beach | Kabil, Nongsa |
| 6. | Tanjung Pinggir Beach | Sekupang |
| 7. | Pulau Setokok Beach | Galang Island |
| 8. | Sekilak Batu Besar Beach | Batu Besar, Nongsa |
| 9. | Tengku Fisabilillah Bridge | Batam-Tonton |
| 10. | Nara Singa II Bridge | Tonton-Nipah |
| 11. | Ali Haji Bridge | Nipah-Setokok |
| 12. | Sultan Mahmud Abidin | Setokok-Rempang |
| 13. | Tuanku Tambusai Bridge | Rempang-Galang |
| 14. | Raja Kecik Bridge | Galang-Galang Baru |
| 15. | Vietnam Refugees Camp | Galang |
| 16. | Mini Bulang Lintang Museum | Bulang Lintang |
| 17. | Jabi Batu Besar Village | Nongsa |
| 18. | Setokok Village Tour | Setokok Island |
| 19. | Japan Graveyard | Galang Island |
| 20. | Tumenggung Abdul Jamal Graveyard | Bulang Island |
| 21. | H. Daeng Fuang Graveyard | Nongsa |
| 22. | Nong Isa Graveyard | Nongsa |
| 23. | Keramat Graveyard | Sekupang |
| 24. | Pilar Tri Argulasi Primer | Galang |
| 25. | Gugus Islands Tour | Galang |
| 26. | Belakang Padang Island Tour | Belakang Padang |
| 27. | Bulang Lintang Island Tour | Bulang |
| 28. | Akar Panjang Island Tour | Jembatan 1 |
| 29. | Batam Centre Mosque | Batam Centre |
| 30. | Cetya Tridarma Temple | Sei Panas |
| 31. | Pura Agung Amerta Bhuana | Sei Panas |
| 32. | Dewi Kwan Im | Sekupang |
Galang Island : The memory of Boat People

Batam is second gateway for tourism after Bali, with average visit of 2 million people per year enriched with humanity memoirs 32 years ago of Ex-Vietnamese Refugee-Camp sited at Galang Baru Island. The camp is used to accommodate 250 thousand Vietnamese from 1975-1997. The refugees are also known as Boat People who escaped from the civil war between the South Vietnam (Capitalist) and North Vietnam (Communist).

The memory of Boat People are still securely reserved at Galang such as the boats, barracks, Catholic Church of Cua Ky Vien, Buddhist Temple of Nha To Duc Me Vo Nhiem, al list of refugees data and photos as well as graveyard which became witness of the captivating humanity tragedy in the past. The world has also recognized Batam by rated the camp as preeminent ex refugees camp in Asia.
Batam,”The Thousand of Shop Island”
Batam is a shopping paradise for those shoppers mania where numerous shopping malls are now standing to allure you with their products and facilities ranging from fashion, restaurant to the children amusement park. Many shop houses are also conducting commercial activities offering products to cater miscellany demands. That’s why Batam is called “Scorpion Island” also known as “Thousand Shop Island”.
Batam is a part of Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Indonesia supported by modern facilities and infrastructures such as Hang Nadim International Airport with the longest runway of 4,000 m in Indonesia,the Central Mosque,Largest Buddhist Temple in the South East Asia of Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya,Sumatra Promotion Centre designed for international exhibitions, a range of beach resort and hotels as well as shopping malls. International destinations such as Singapore are served by 45 minutes ferry rides five International Ferry Terminals at Batam Centre,Sekupang,Harbour Bay at Batu Ampar,Nongsapura and Waterfront City Marina.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Batam City in the short profile
In the year 231 AD, Batam was originally inhabited by Malay origins usually known as “Strait People”. The colonialism was defeated under the perseverance of Commander Hang Nadim at the scorpion-like island. In the 60’s, Batam turned into a reputable oil and gas logisitcs base located Sambu Island. Today, Batam has certainly transformed. .The island has evolved into a city at the Riau Islands Province designated for investment and tourism supported with modern infrastructures and facilities which grew within 25 years.
Two main districts in Batam Centre and Nagoya. Batam Centre is an area where vital government institutions located whereas nagoya is an area designated for commercial purposes such as shopping centers, hotels and restaurant. Some government institutions in Batam Centre are the Batam Industrial Development Authority (BIDA), Mayor Office, batam Parliament House, Immigration Office,The Post office, Central Mosque and Pilgrimage as well as State-Owned Gas Company. Meanwhile, as the Nagoya region the economic wheel, both as a business centre,and as central hotels and restaurants. The names itself is taken Nagoya when Japan troops Batam occupied during World War II.
The 715 sq.km area of Batam-Rempang-Galang is offering various attractive tourism packages compiled on Batam Calendar Events including Sea Eagle Boat Race. The region is also suitable for those who love the beach, art and culture,shopping,convention and treasure the historical substance in Batam.

