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West Sumatra

The Land of Minangkabau

Siti Nurbaya Bridge

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Siti Nurbaya bridge
Chinatown near the Siti Nurbaya bridge

If you want to visit Padang, West Sumatra capital city, dont forget to visit Siti Nurbaya bridge. From the bridge that was build early year of 2000, you can view the beautiful panorama of Batang Arau river. This bridge is across between Padang city and Mount Padang -the way you can go to Siti Nurbaya hill and Malin Kundang stone in Air Manis beach-.

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