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Jumat, 15 Januari 2016

Contoh Perhitungan Multitour dan Overland Tour



Itinerary Sumatera Overland Tour 6 days 5 Nights

Day I (Medan – Brastagi)
1.    Upon arrival at Kuala Namu International Airport then visiting Maimun Palace, lunch at Tabona Restaurant, and visit Al-Ma’sun Mosque. And check in to Sinabung Resort.
Ø  Kuala Namu International Airport

Kualanamu International Airport (Indonesian: Bandar Udara Internasional
Kualanamu) (IATA: KNOICAO: WIMM) is a newly constructed international airport, named after its location at Kuala Namu, Deli Serdang, North Sumatra, Indonesia, 39 kilometers fromMedan, replacing Polonia International Airport. The airport is located on the site of what was previously an oil palm plantation of PT. Perkebunan Nusantara II Tanjung Morawa. The airport is expected to become the new international transit center in Sumatra and the western part of Indonesia, which it is the second largest airport after Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, but the first airport which has a direct rail link to Medan city, the capital of North Sumatra.
The airport is Indonesia's second largest, after Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, with a 224,298 m² passengers terminal and will eventually have a capacity of 50 million passengers (2030), a figure if realised today would place the airport in the top 10 busiest by passenger numbers in the world, although by the time this figure is achieved it is likely that there will be many airports carrying more passengers.
Airside facilities would be controlled by the Indonesian government, while landside facilities would be owned by a joint venture with PT Angkasa Pura II, which is expected to provide $350 million as an initial investment in return for a 30-year lease, after which ownership would revert to PT Angkasa Pura II. The airport will be linked to the city of Medan by a $10,7 million railway project. A highway about 18 km also being planned to connect the airport to Medan. It will cost $1,5 billions and eventually have 4 interchanges, 4 underpasses, 7 topperpasses, and 3 toll gates.
The airport is the first in Indonesia with a publicly accessible check-in area (current Indonesian airports restrict access to ticket holders with security at the gate). This means a much larger and more spacious check-in area than the existing airport. The airport is being designed by Wiratman & Associates, who also designed several other new airports and office buildings in Indonesia. Computer renderings showing a T-shape design are on the company's website. Another rendering and masterplan can be found in Angkasa Pura II website. Also a visualization of the future airport video.

Ø  Maimun Palace
This building is dominated by yellow colors. However, do not connect it with the color of a political party. Yellow was the typical color of the Malay. There are family photographs, furnishings, and old weapons inside the building. The Maimoon Palace was the legacy of Deli Sultanate. Maimoon palace was located in Brigjen Katamso Street, Medan. Sultan Deli, Sultan Makmun Al Rasyid Perkasa Alamsyah, had established this palace. The designer was an Italia architect, and finished in 1888. Built on a land measuring 2.772 m2 wide the palace building is facing to east, and become the centre of the Deli kingdom. This palace consisted of two floors that were divided into three parts, which is the main building, the left wing, and the right wing. In front, around 100 meters, stood Al-Maksum mosque that are well known as Medan's Great mosque.
In the guest room (balairung) we will encounter the throne that was dominated by yellow color. Crystal lights lighted the throne, a form of influence of European culture. The same influences are appeared in the palace furnishings like the seat, the table, toilet and the cupboard and the door, headed to balairung. The room measuring 412 m2 was used for the coronation agenda of Sultan Deli or the other traditional agenda. Balairung was also used as the place where the Sultan received praised from his relatives and family in Islam holidays.
Further more, the number of the rooms was 40, 20 rooms in the upper floor, the Sultan's throne and 20 rooms underneath, not include 4 bathrooms, the warehouse, the kitchen, and the prison in the basement. Interesting if we observe this palace architectural design. The blend between the Islam tradition and European culture was boldly implemented. Apart from the balairung, the building base also showed Europe influence. Some of the building material was imported from Europe, like floor tiles, marble, and terrazzo.
The pattern of Dutch architecture with the door and wide and tall windows, as well as Spanish stylish doors became a part of the Maimoon Palace. The Dutch influenced was also seen in the marble inscription in front of the marble ladder that was written with Latin letter in Netherlands language.
The Islam influence was seen in the form of the curve or arcade in several parts of the palace roof. The curve that had the shape of the overturn boat that was known with Persian Curve was often met on the buildings in the Middle East, Turkey, and India region. The Maimoon palace was one of the most beautiful buildings in Medan. His location is easy to be reach, both from Polonia Airport (about 10 km) and Belawan Port (about 28 km). This historic building was open public every day from 08.00 until 17.00.
Ø  Al-Ma’sun Mosque
Great Mosque of Medan or known as Masjid Raya Medan and Masjid Raya Al Mashun is a mosque located in MedanIndonesia. The mosque was built in the year 1906 and completed in 1909. In beginning of its establishment, this mosque merges with palace complex. Its architectural style is typical Middle EastIndia and Spain. This mosque has octagonal shape and has a wing on the south, east, north and west.
Sultan Ma'mun Al Rashid Perkasa Alam as a leader of Sultanate of Deli started the development of Masjid Al Mashun on 21 August 1906 (1 Rajab 1324 AH). The entire development finished on 10 September 1909 (25 Sha'ban 1329 AH) at once marked by the implementation of the first Friday prayers at the mosque. overall development spending budget is one million Gulden. The Sultan was deliberately developing the majestic Mosque, because according to his principle that it is more important than his own grand palace,Maimoon Palace. Funding construction this mosque borne by Sultan, but it is said Tjong A Fie, the famous Chinese-Indonesian in Medan who life in same era with Sultan Ma'mun Al Rasyd also contribute to fund the development of this mosque
At first this Mosque is designed by the Dutch architect Van Erp who also designed The Maimoon Palace, but then his process is done by JA Tingdeman. Van Erp at that time was called to Java by the Dutch government to join in the process of restoration of Borobudur temple in Central Java. Most imported building materials such as: marble for decoration imported from Italy, Germany and China and the stained glass from the chandelier directly from France.
2.    And then drive to Brastagi , arrival in Brastagi visiting Gundaling Hill,and check in hotel to Sinabung Resort

Ø  Gundaling Hill
Gundaling Hill is one tourist attraction in Berastagi, which is approximately 3 km from the center of Berastagi. Hill which has a height of 1575 above sea level, is very convenient as a place of family recreation. From the top of this hill, we can enjoy a panoramic view of volcanoes Sinabung and Sibayak. To achieve this hill can be done by walking or using a sado (two-wheeled carriage drawn by horses). On the hill there are beautiful gardens, relaxing place and the means for sports trail that circled the top of the hill Gundaling.
From the city of Medan to Berastagi direction is approximately 66 km. Can be reached by using private vehicles and public buses which take about 2 hours. On the big day and holidays, usually require a longer time, congestion. However, North Sumatra Provincial Government already trying to anticipate it by making the Regional Regulation of North Sumatra on prohibition or restrictions on a truck passing in the path-Berastagi Medan tourism.

Location :
From the city of Medan to Berastagi direction is approximately 66 km, approximately 3 km from the center of Berastagi

Ø  Sinabung Resort





Day II (BRASTAGI – SAMOSIR)
After breakfast at hotel, early  departure from Brastagi to Lake Toba. On the way visit Lumbini Park. Stop at Islam Murni Restaurant for lunch. Through Lake Toba to Ambarita  Village, to see stone chairs and table stone the old meeting place of Sialagan Kings. Visit Tomok Village to see the old tomb of Sidabutar Kings. And check In hotel Toba Village Inn.
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Lumbini Park
Lumbini Park is a small public, urban park of 7.5 acres (0.030 km2; 0.0117 sq mi) adjacent to Hussain Sagar in Hyderabad, India. Since it is located in the center of the city and is in close proximity to other tourist attractions, such as Birla Mandir and Necklace Road, it attracts many visitors throughout the year. Constructed in 1994, the park is maintained by the Buddha Purnima Project Authority that functions under the directives of the Government of Telangana. In 2007, it was one of the targets of the 25 August 2007 Hyderabad bombings that killed 44 people.
In 1994, Lumbini Park was constructed at a cost of INR 2.35 crores on 5 acres (0.020 km2; 0.0078 sq mi) of land adjacent to Hussain Sagar. In 2000, the Buddha Purnima Project Authority (BPPA) was established to maintain specially designated development areas inHyderabad. Among tourist attractions such as Necklace Road and NTR Gardens, Lumbini Park is being maintained by BPPA. To enhance the inflow of visitors, it constructed additional facilities for laser auditorium, boating facilities among other visually appealing features such as gardens and musical fountainsIn 2006, the park was named as T. Anjaiah Lumbini Park in honour of the late Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. The park is open to visitors on all days except Mondays. A laser show is held at venue everyday at 7:15 pm except weekends when it happens twice at 7:15 pm and at 8:30 pm.


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Ambarita Village
Ambarita is an ancient Batak tribal village on Samosir Island, in Lake Toba. It is often called the Ambarita Stone Chair Village due to its historic relics from the pre-Christian era. It is located an hour's walk northwest from Tuk Tuk or about 20 minutes by boat.

What makes Ambarita interesting, from an anthropological standpoint, is that during ancient times the Toba Batak people of Ambarita practised a form of carnibalism. What remains today is the cluster of stone chairs where the village elders held council. Whenever an enemy was captured, the elders would invite the rulers of neighbouring villages to a conference, to determine the fate of the victim. The victim is held in behind bars under one of the houses.

If it is determined that the victim deserved death, he is taken to a dining table where he is clobbered to death. There is a boulder where the victim is beheaded. After that, he is chopped up, his flesh is cooked with buffalo meat, and served to the tribal council, who completed the meal with a beverage of the victim's blood!

Ø  Tomok Village

Tomok is a small village at Samosir Island, Lake Toba, Sumatra, Indonesia. It is a one hour walk from Tuk-tuk. There are some beautiful traditional Batak houses to be found at Tomok. This is the place where the car's ferry from Ajibata (near Parapat) stops.
Furthermore, here you can find the grave of former king Sidabutar. Together with all the souvenir stalls, this tomb / sarcophagus is the main attraction of Tomok.
There are also some musical performances in the traditional village (Huta), close to the souvenir shops.
At the end of the path through the souvenir shops, there is also a small footpath leading up to the mountain. It will take you approximately 2 hours to get to the top. You will have a magnificent view on Lake Toba and Tuk-tuk. Don't forget to bring your camera. You will probably be asked to drink some coffee at one of the few houses you will find there. Give them a little tip.

      Circle of statues, near King Sidabutar's tomb

Ø  Toba Village Inn
Day III (SAMOSIR – SIPIROK)
After breakfast crossing back to Parapat and then drive to Sipirok, visit traditional village at Balige. Visit Sipoholon Hot Spring. And lunch at Siang Malam Restaurant. Arrival at Sipirok check in to Torsibohi Hotel.
Ø  Sipoholon Hot Spring

Not far from the city Tarutung there is a hot water bathing areas Sipoholon Sipoholon District. According to the Society Sipoholon, Hot Water Baths Sipoholon a removable heat from Mount Martimbang located 3 km from the city center Tarutung. This hot water has become an important icon for the community Sipoholon. Many invertor invested their capital in the area to create a bathing pool and accommodation for tourists.

Hot Water Sipoholon be almost the same as hot water in Cipanas. But the difference in Sipoholon when we can see directly a pair of hot springs. There are two hot springs, each of lubangnnya for asphalt drum hole. We can see directly how the hot water flows out of the ground. So the moment it can be a fun tour for visitors. In addition visitors could bathe only can directly see where the hot springs that flow.

Ø  Balige Village

Balige was once the capital of a district of Toba Samosir, North Sumatra, Indonesia. In this city there is a special museum contains relics of history in the land of Batak, Batak Museum TB Silalahi, which was also founded by a son Batak achievement, namely TB Silalahi. In this district there is a school complex in Soposurung, where several schools located adjacent to each other. Although located close together, a rare brawl between schools.

One of the famous High School of Balige is SMAN 2 Soposurung Balige in collaboration with the Foundation Dormitory Soposurung Balige. SMAN 2 Balige has become one of the pilot schools in Indonesia, which has produced graduates who are spread in Indonesia.

The unique of this city made of Vespa engine tricycles and traditional market (onan) shaped Sopo. In addition to the Batak Museum, a mainstay attractions and Tara Beach Silintong Lumban Flowers, exotic places on the shores of Lake Toba. There is also the grave of famous heroes from Batak, Heroes SISINGAMANGARAJA XII.

Balige as the capital of Toba Samosir, has an area of ​​91.05 sq km, ie 4.50% of the total area of ​​Toba Samosir regency. Astronomically was in 2º 15 'LS - 2º 21' North latitude and 99º 00 '- 99º 11' east longitude. Corresponds to the astronomical, District Balige located in the plateau region with an altitude between 905 - 1200 meters, belong to the wet tropical climates.

Ø  Torsibohi Hotel
Day IV (SIPIROK-BUKITTINGGI)
After early breakfast leave Sipirok for Bukittinggi on the way stop at Sihepeng to see the atraction of mongkey picking up the coconut and pepper, and vanilla. Then passing rain tropical forest of Rimba Panti. Arrival at Bukittinggi the charming town of Minangkabau check in to Kharisma Hotel.
Ø  Sihepeng

SIHEPENG

Sihepeng is a village in one of the counties in the district Siabu, Mandailing Natal (Madina). Estimated population in 2009 reached 3500 Soul. In this village has a 9 Hamlet. each of which has its own village head. and in every village there is a combined group of young men and women who people around often menyebuatnya Naposo Nauli Bulung. Inside the village there is also a traditional market, where Tuesday is the day that most Crowded visited the market that its located in the hamlet 3.
Community Life in Sihepeng is largely Farmers including gardening rubber, cocoa (Brown) and others as well as its policy. And Sihepeng has its own vehicles to transport the Beca Engineering in the village, and for a little distance people often use oplet. In the village of sihepeng now started forward in comparison with the years that have passed, as evidenced by the establishment of various common pasilitas ranging from primary school to the upper level, as well as the health center, mosque and others who support the prosperity of society Sihepeng.

Ø  Rimbo Panti

Fauna and flora of the Rimba Panti Nature Reserve are protected. It is situated 103 km from Bukittinggi. Stop at Batang Palupuh, 16 km from Bukittinggi. There, in a small reserve is the Rafflesia Arnoldi, the biggest flower in existence, which blooms only once a year. Sixty km from Bukittinggi on this road is a small monument defining the equator at Bonjol village. The reserve's inhabitants include several species of monkeys, honey bears, tigers, flying squirrels, birds, butterflies, etc. A guide can be obtained from the office at the reserve. The provincial office of the Directorate of Nature Conservation (BKSAA) at Padang can give us complete information.

DAY V (BUKITTINGGI – MINANGKABAU TOUR)
After breakfast city tour by visiting fort de kock Museum. Shopping tour at Pasar Atas, and then explore Big tower O’clock “Jam Gadang”.  Visit Koto Gadang. Return to Bukittinggi.
Ø  Fort de Kock Museum
Fort de Kock is een voormalig Nederlands koloniaal fort gelegen in de Indonesische stad Bukittinggi op West-Sumatra. Fort de Kock is tevens de oude naam voor Bukittinggi.
Het fort werd in 1825 ten tijde van de Paderi-oorlogen door kapitein Bauer gebouwd op de heuvel Jirek en kreeg aanvankelijk de naamSterrenschans. Later werd de naam veranderd in Fort de Kock, naar legeraanvoerder Hendrik Merkus de Kock.
Rondom het fort ontstond in de loop der jaren de gelijknamige plaats Fort de Kock, het huidige Bukittinggi.
Van het fort zelf is heden ten dage niets meer over; alleen een gedenkplaat, een paar kanonnen en de in het landschap nog te herkennen aarden wallen herinneren nog aan de plaats waar het fort gestaan heeft.

Ø  Pasar Atas

On the market are in the area around the Clock Tower and used as a vacation spot to hunt for souvenirs because of the cheap price and location in the heart of Bukittinggi.

On the market is a tourist market that is located in the heart of Bukittinggi West Sumatra. Strategic location and easily accessible from many other holiday destinations in Bukittinggi, such as the Clock Tower, London Zoo, and Fort de Kock. On the market providing a wide range of souvenirs and food typical of West Sumatra at a very affordable price. Aside from being a tourist market, Pasar Atas Bukittinggi also functioned as a trade center.

Shopping and Culinary Tourism in the Upper Market
Shopping and souvenirs: As a vacation spot of shopping, Upper Market Bukittinggi offers specialty items West Sumatra, ranging from craft songket, wood crafts and souvenirs, and items woven creations.
As a tourist, it feels incomplete jka not bring souvenirs typical of West Sumatra. These souvenirs can be found in the upper market like clock-shaped key ring sieve or small-sized replicas of some holiday destinations in West Sumatra is Sianok Canyon and others.
In addition, another mainstay of the market top is embroidered kerancang. Minangkabau people as having the ability embroidery that can not be rivaled by other areas. Various fabrics and garments with embroidery kerancang can be bought at bargain prices here.
Other items such as clothing, footwear and household appliances are also available in the market on Bukittinggi. The price offered was relatively low due to the market on a wholesale center meruakan thus attract more buyers to buy souvenirs more.
Typical culinary Bukittinggi: Culinary Arts can be found in the Upper Market, such as Padang satay, nasi Padang, and Crackers Sanjai which are souvenirs from Bukittinggi. One more culinary you should not miss when visiting the Upper Market Bukittinggi is Kapau rice, which are made from condiments typical down-termurun heritage of an area called Kapau in Bukittinggi region.

Until now, the Upper Market London is still one of the most desirable vacation destinations to hunt for souvenirs. Minangkabau ornaments characteristic odor very easily found in the Upper Market. So, there is no harm if you complement your holiday package in the city of Bukittinggi with berubur souvenirs and trinkets draw available at affordable prices in Upper New York City market.

Ø  Jam Gadang
In the centre of Bukittinggi is a big Clock Tower. In almost every city in Malaysia and Indonesia is a clock tower and most of the times it is a gift to the city. The Clock Tower in Bukittinggi seems more special. It is located in the middle of the city and is really a major landmark. The surrounding square is very busy and well visited by the locals. The Clock Tower is located near the main market, called Pasar Atas, it is a tourist attraction. It has the name Jam Gadang what litterally means “Big Clock”. At the market you can also buy lots of souvenirs with an image of the Jam Gadang on it or statues of it.

The Clock Tower was built in 1926 during the Dutch colonial era. It was a gift from the Queen to city’s controleur. It was designed by architects Yazin and Sutan Gigi Ameh. Originally a rooster figure was placed on the apex, but it was changed into a Jinja-like ornament during the Japanese occupation. Following Indonesian independence, it was reshaped to its present form resembling traditional Minangkabaun roofs. It is said to have cost 3,000 guilder.

DAY VI (BUKITTINGGI – PADANG AIRPORT)
After breakfast drive to Padang on the way stop at Anay valley waterfall and arrival at Padang directly transfer to Airport for your next destination.

Ø  Anay Valley Waterfall
Anai Valley Nature Reserve is a protected forest area located in West Sumatra. This area has a stretch of dense tropical rainforest with a variety of flora and fauna. Forest is located on the highway Padang-Bukittinggi,precisely across Tanah Datar and Padang Pariaman District.

Forest area was designated a conservation area nature reserves, since the Dutch colonial government in 1922. Back then, the area designated as a natural reserve coversan area of ​​221 ​​ha and is still maintained until now.

Although the determination of Anai Valley forest into a nature reserve area is long enough, but its existence may be said to be less known. This is due to lack of socialization and promotion done by the local government. In addition, tourist attraction Anai Valley Waterfalls is more widely known thanthe Anai Valley Nature Reserve.

Actually in the Anai Valley Nature Reserve plenty of charm that can be obtained, rangingfrom natural beauty to the wealth of flora and fauna.

The natural beauty that can be seen, namely, three waterfalls and a lake where the water is bluish in color. The third waterfall is located in the western part of Anai Valley Nature Reserve.

Waterfall iconic even Anai Valley West Sumatra is located on the edge of the causeway,and is known as Anai Valley Waterfall.

While two other waterfalls covered by forest cover, thus not known by many travelers. For tourists who want to see the two waterfalls, can travel about 15 minutes from the location of Anai Valley Waterfall.

The travelers who are curious about the panoramic beauty of the lake can also see it withabout 15 minutes to travel from the edge of the highway.

Nevertheless, although no time to browse the protected forest Anai Valley, tourists canenjoy the charm that exists outside the visible from the highway. In addition Anai ValleyWaterfall through the steep hills and fell right on the side of the road into a scenic feast for the eyes.

From the side of the road can also take a look at Batang Anai River water flowing from Mount Singgalang on the north side, and creeks from Mount Marapi. Anai Valley sceneryquite enchanting. Not hard to find a tree with a trunk of a circle wells. Tree roots danglingwe can enjoy in front of the eyes.

In the midst of lush trees and winding road, we'll see anyway railroad ran between the hills,just above the road. Very interesting and fascinating. Contour railroad bridge at Anai Valley will remind us of the same bridge in Purwakarta, West Java, when we crossed thehighway orientation.

There are several railway bridge at Anai Valley, one of the bridges along the 50-metersteel plate is very high because they have to traverse forest and Batang Anai Valley Anaiunderneath. Although less neglected because it is not used, this rail line is still intactphysical form. Reportedly, at Anai Valley railway line will be revitalized. Hopefully soon to be realized.

If a visit to the Valley Anai, you should not when the rainy season. Minang people said,Batang Anai was temperamental. Although beautiful eyes staring, but very fierce when it'supset.

When the heavy rains came, the water is not only overflowed overflowing into the street,but also break down the wall if strength is maximum. So, do not be surprised if the traffic inthis lane suddenly jammed for kilometers if Batang Anai was angry.

So, if the intention of crossing and enjoy Anai Valley, came when the weather is friendly.

Ø  Minangkabau International Airport
Minangkabau International Airport (Indonesian: Bandar Udara Internasional Minangkabau) (IATA: PDGICAO: WIPT) is the principal airport serving the province of West Sumatra on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia. It is located about 23 km north-west ofPadang, in Ketaping, Padang Pariaman regency. The airport became operational in July 2005, replacing the old Tabing Airport in Padang. The airport is named after the Minangkabau ethnic group who inhabit the region. There is one terminal building for both international flights and domestic flights. The airport has 17 check-in counters, 5 baggage conveyors, and 9 ticket sales counters.[3]The architecture of airport terminal adopting bagonjong (spired roof), Minangkabau vernacular architecture commonly found inrumah gadang traditional house.
In late 2013, the runway was lengthen to 250 m that now compatible with Boeing 747, Airbus A340 planes, and also there was a plan to connect the airport to the city of Padang with a train service.[4] The terminal expansion (Phase II) is already announced and the rendering is already released in Angkasa Pura 2 website.[5]
Being both so close to the equator and near antipodes, Minangkabau International Airport and Carlos Concha Torres International Airport are very distant from each other, at 20,035 km.














SUMATERA OVERLAND TOUR
6 DAYS 5 NIGHTS
DAY
TIME
DURATION
ACTIVITY
First Day
09.00 - 10.04
64 minutes
On the way from Kuala Namu Airport to Maimun Palace
10.04 - 11.04
60 minutes
Explore Maimun Palace
11.04 - 11.11
07 minutes
On the way to Tabona Restaurant
11.11 - 12.11
60 minutes
lunch and rest at Tabona Restaurant
12.11 - 12.18
07 minutes
on the way to masjid raya al-ma'sun
12.18 - 13.18
60 minutes
explore masjid raya al-ma'sun
13.18 - 15.21
123 minutes
on the way to gundailing Brastagi
15.21 - 16.21
60 minutes
explore gundailing hill Brastagi
16.21 - 16.30
09 minutes
on the way to sinabung resort
16.30
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check in and free activity




Second Day
09.00 - 09.29
29 minutes
on the way to Lumbhini Park
09.29 - 10.29
60 minutes
explore lumbhini park
10.29 - 12.48
156 minutes
on the way to islam murni restaurant
12.48 - 13.48
60 minutes
lunch and rest at islam murni restaurant
13.48 - 15.00
72 minutes
on the way to ambarita
15.00 - 16.00
60 minutes
explore ambarita
16.00 - 16.19
19 minutes
on the way to tomok
16.19 - 17.19
60 minutes
explore tomok
 17-19 – 17.38
19 minutes
on the way to Toba Village Inn
17.38 
____
check in and free activity




Third Day
09.00 - 11.32
92 minutes
on the way to sipoholon
11.32 - 12.32
60 minutes
lunch and rest at TSK dolok sanggul restaurant
12.32 - 13.35
63 minutes
on the way to sipoholon
13.35 - 14.35
60 minutes
explore sipoholon
14.35 - 15.55
80 minutes
on the way to balige village
15.55 - 16.55
60 minutes
explore balige
16.55 - 18.33
98 minutes
on the way to sipirok torsibohi hotel
19.33
_____
check in and free activity




Fourth Day
09.00 - 10.28
88 minutes
on the way to sihepeng
10.28 - 11.28
60 minutes
explore sihepeng
11.28 - 14.08
160 minutes
on the way to rimbo panti
14.08 - 15.08
60 minutes
explore rimbo panti
15.08 - 15.57
49 minutes
on the way to rumah makan ampera abak lubuk sikaping
15.57 - 16.57
60 minutes
lunch at rumah makan abak lubuk sikaping
16.57 – 18.36
99 minutes
on the way to hotel kharisma
 18.36
_____
check in and free activity

Fifth Day
09.00 - 09.05
05 minutes
on the way to fort de kock museum
09.05 - 10.05
60 minutes
explore fort de kock museum
10.05 - 10.14
09 minutes
on the way to pasar atas bukittinggi
10.14 - 11.14
60 minutes
Shopping at Pasar atas
11.14 - 11.19
05 minutes
on the way to Jam gadang
11.19 - 12.19
60 minutes
sightseeing jam gadang
12.19 - 12.22
03 minutes
on the way to goyang lidah restaurant
12.22 - 13.22
60 minutes
lunch and rest at goyang lidah restaurant
13.22 - 13.39
17 minutes
on the way to koto gadang
13.39 - 14.39
60 minutes
sightseeing around koto gadang
14.39
18 minutes
back to hotel for free activity

Sixth Day
09.00 - 10.10
70 minutes
on the way stop to Anai Valley Waterfall
10.10 - 12.05
125 minutes
on the way to minang kabau intl airport















PENGHITUNGAN HARGA
Kondisi :
·         Jumlah Pax = 55
·         1 Pax menginginkan tidur di kamar sendiri (Single)
·         Menggunakan system Full Board
·         Agent Commision 10%
·         Profit Margin 25%
DAY
COMPONENT
FIXED COST  ( RP )
VARIABEL COST ( RP )
FIRST DAY
TRANSPORTATION
 Rp               2,800,000

HOTEL

 Rp         414,000
ENTRANCE FEE

 Rp           28,000
PARKING FEE
 Rp                    15,000

GUIDE FEE
 Rp                  400,000

DRIVER TIP
 Rp                  150,000

LUNCH

 Rp           60,000
DINNER

 Rp           70,000
ADVERTISEMENT
 Rp                  150,000

REFRESHMENT (1)

 Rp           15,000
TOTAL
 Rp         3,515,000
 Rp    587,000




SECOND DAY
TRANSPORTATION
 Rp               2,800,000

HOTEL

 Rp         414,000
ENTRANCE FEE

 Rp           14,000
PARKING FEE
 Rp                    15,000

GUIDE FEE
 Rp                  400,000

DRIVER TIP
 Rp                  150,000

LUNCH

 Rp           60,000
DINNER

 Rp           70,000
DONATION
 Rp                  300,000

REFRESHMENT (2)

 Rp           30,000
TOTAL
 Rp         3,665,000
 Rp    588,000




THIRD DAY
TRANSPORTATION
 Rp               2,800,000

HOTEL

 Rp         325,000
PARKING FEE
 Rp                    30,000

GUIDE FEE
 Rp                  400,000

DRIVER TIP
 Rp                  150,000

LUNCH

 Rp           60,000
DINNER

 Rp           70,000
DONATION
 Rp                  150,000

REFRESHMENT (2)

 Rp           30,000
TOTAL
 Rp         3,530,000
 Rp    485,000




FOURTH DAY
TRANSPORTATION
 Rp               2,800,000

HOTEL

 Rp         397,000
ENTRANCE FEE

 Rp           10,000
PARKING FEE
 Rp                    30,000

GUIDE FEE
 Rp                  400,000

DRIVER TIP
 Rp                  150,000

LUNCH

 Rp           60,000
DINNER

 Rp           70,000
DONATION
 Rp                  150,000

REFRESHMENT (2)

 Rp           30,000
TOTAL
 Rp         3,530,000
 Rp    567,000




FIFTH DAY
TRANSPORTATION
 Rp               2,800,000

HOTEL

 Rp         397,000
ENTRANCE FEE

 Rp           10,000
PARKING FEE
 Rp                    60,000

GUIDE FEE
 Rp                  400,000

DRIVER TIP
 Rp                  150,000

LUNCH

 Rp           60,000
DINNER

 Rp           70,000
REFRESHMENT (1)

 Rp           15,000
TOTAL
 Rp         3,410,000
 Rp    552,000




SIXTH DAY
TRANSPORTATION
 Rp               2,800,000

ENTRANCE FEE

 Rp             5,000
PARKING FEE
 Rp                    15,000

GUIDE FEE
 Rp                  400,000

DRIVER TIP
 Rp                  150,000

LUNCH

 Rp           60,000
REFRESHMENT (1)

 Rp           15,000
TOTAL
 Rp         3,365,000
 Rp      80,000

·         Total Fixed Cost          =  Rp. 21.015.00
·         Total Variabel Cost     =  Rp. 2.859.000

Buying Price   :

Fixed Cost  + Variabel                                        21.015.000 + 2.859.000
               Pax                                                                        55

            = Rp. 3.241.090 > Rp. 3.241.000
Maka harga untuk pax dengan kamar twin sharing Rp. 3.241.000

SINGLE EXTRA CHARGE  ( Single – double  )
                                                            2
1.      Sinabung Resort Hotel                
       388.000 – 414.000/2 = 181.000                    


2.      Toba Village Inn

300.000 – 414.000/2 = 93.000

3.      Torsibohi Hotel
 230.000 – 325.000/2 = 230.000
      4. Hotel Kharisma
            240.000 – 397.000/2 = 41.500x2 nights = 83.000
TOTAL SEC = 587.000

Single = Rp. 3.241.000 + 587.000
            = Rp. 3.828.000




Selling Price    =  3.241.000 + 25%
                        =  4.050.000

Agent C.          = Rp. 4.050.000 : 90
                        = Rp. 4.500.000

Keuntungan Agent Commision  = Rp. 4.500.000 – 4.051.250
                                                    = Rp. 488.750



FOC = 488.750 x 55 / 54
 = 497.801 = Rp 500.000
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

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