▲ An iconic symbol of Batam, the Barelang Bridge is a series of six bridges connecting the islands of Batam, Rempang, and Galang. Spanning over 50 km, the bridge offers breathtaking sea views and is a favorite photo stop for visitors. More than just a landmark, it represents Batam's growth and connection between the past and future — especially Galang Island, once home to Vietnamese refugees.
▲ Step into history at Galang Refugee Camp, once home to thousands of Vietnamese boat people fleeing conflict in the 1970s–1990s. Explore preserved barracks, a museum, and places of worship that tell stories of resilience, hope, and humanity.
▲ Vihara Dharma Mulia is a serene Buddhist temple located in Batam Center, Indonesia. it serves as a spiritual hub for the local Buddhist community. The temple hosts regular activities such as Pali chanting, meditation sessions, and Dharma talks, fostering a space for reflection and learning.
▲ Batam Layer Cake, a rich and buttery Indonesian delicacy, Batam layer cake is made with multiple thin layers, baked one at a time for its signature look and soft texture. Fragrant with spices like cinnamon and cardamom, it's a popular souvenir from Batam and a treat for any occasion.
▲ 70 Fahrenheit Koffie in Batam is a must-visit destination for coffee enthusiasts. This coffee factory outlet offers a unique experience where visitors can learn about Indonesian coffee culture through free guided tours. The knowledgeable and friendly staff provide detailed explanations about various coffee types, including male and female beans, and the renowned luwak (civet) coffee.
