The Garden of Eden 100

Tobasa, North Sumatra – Garden of Eden of natural tourism object 100 in District Toba Samosir, North Sumatra, considered to be very precise serve as the location of educational tours.
“As an educational tourist attraction, every visitor can learn more about various types of categories of rare plants that exist in the region,” said Marandus Sirait, manager of the Garden of Eden 100, in Lumbanjulu, Sunday.

He said a tourist attraction located in the village of North Sionggang, Lumbanjulu District about 40 kilometers from the city Balige it, built with his family to remind people, in order to continue to maintain and preserve nature.
As the next generation, said Marandus, it must maintain and preserve nature by caring for plants as well as protecting the environment. A number of rare plants, cultivated and collected in the park.
“Park area of 40 hectares is dominated by typical tree that grew around Lake Toba, like hariara, jabi-jabi, ingul, andaliman, mango, jackfruit and guava,” said the man receiving Kalpataru environmental category in 2005 was pioneering.
In addition, various kinds of rare trees already planted are classified in this spiritual tourist attraction. In fact, a group of monkeys coexist safely with the managers of beautiful gardens that are environmentally friendly.
According Marandus, the number of visitors to this tourist attraction continues to increase, especially during holiday weekends.
“The number of visitors recorded in this year alone over 12,000 people, originating from various regions including Java and a number of foreign tourists,” he said.
Every visitor, said Marandus, given the freedom to enjoy the park free of charge and may be chosen to plant their own trees. “Seeds of plants are available to pay Rp30 thousand per plant as a maintenance fee,” he added