Cinta Damai Monument in Bulungan Regency, North Kalimantan Province
When visiting North Kalimantan Province, tourists must not miss the chance to drop by in Tarakan Island. It is the home of unique vacation spots and majestic monuments. As for the reference, tourists may find Cinta Damai Monument in Katamso Street. The location is near to the border between Bulungan Regency and Tarakan City, so it is known among those who live in those regions. These days, tourists also come to the site for several activities like photography and hanging out. Have no worries. The monument resides on the roadside, so it is quite noticeable.
The Nuance
The nuance is comfortable due to the clean and neat environment. It also feels peaceful in the morning due to a low number of visitors. The monument is located in the midst of a park, featuring several trees and grassy land. When it comes to the shape, it is tall and features a bird statue on top of it. The color is golden and it has hollow carvings (which look unique). The monument indeed looks majestic during the bright day. However, it looks more astonishing at night due to beautiful sparkling lightings and several ornaments. No wonder, lots of people visit it in the evening.
Exploring Cinta Damai Monument
The most common reason to visit Cinta Damai Monument is none other than to appreciate the design. The shape and design are unique, after all. The most interesting feature is indeed the bird statue that resides on the top of the monument. According to the locals, it is called Enggang Bird. The statue makes a flying pose, which means the freedom and peace of North Kalimantan Province. This unique statue becomes a great object for photography, without a doubt.
The next allure in Cinta Damai Monument is the presence of several trees and grassy landscape. This soothing nuance helps tourists to relax during the visit, for sure. In order to get the best experience, tourists must visit the monument either during in the morning and afternoon. What about at noon? The only issue is the heat of the sun. However, tourists can avoid the sunray by sitting or standing under the trees.
Another tip is to visit Cinta Damai Monument in the evening. The purpose is to witness beautiful sparkling colorful lights of the monument and passing vehicles. What is more? People also come to the monument for casual sports like bicycling and jogging. For a fresher nuance, tourists should do those activities in the morning. Do not forget to carry a camera while visiting the site, too, later.
Nearby Attractions
- Tepian Park
- Jogging Track Kayan River
How to Get There
The first destination is Tanjung Selor City and tourists can get there by airplane. For those coming from Jakarta City, they need to get an airplane service at Soekarno – Hatta International Airport and head to Tanjung Harapan Airport. This flight may take around 1 day and 11 hours. Once arriving at the airport, they should take Kolonel Sutadji and Sengkawit Street in order to reach the monument. Have no worries. The distance is 3 km, so the trip only takes around 7 minutes.
Where to Stay
- Crown Hotel
- Kaltara Hotel
- Platinum Hotel
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