Bintan Island, located in the Riau Archipelago of Indonesia, is not only famous for its stunning beach destinations but also holds numerous intriguing mysteries waiting to be explored. With a combination of captivating natural beauty and mystical legends, Bintan Island has become an attractive spot for tourists seeking a mix of horror and adventure. If you're looking for a unique horror tourism experience, Bintan Island might just be the perfect place.
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Bintan Island has several eerie tales circulating among the local community and visitors. One of the most famous places with a mysterious aura is the Bintan National Park, where stories abound of sightings of supernatural beings that are believed to inhabit the forest and beaches. Many locals believe the island is home to spirits that communicate with the residents through traditional rituals. This national park offers scenic beauty with dense tropical forests, clear rivers, and rare species of flora and fauna. You can enjoy trekking or camping here.
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Beyond local legends, many tourists have also shared stories of strange occurrences during their time on certain parts of Bintan Island. Some consider these experiences to be part of the island's allure, making their holiday even more exciting and mysterious. Despite its spooky reputation, Bintan Island offers incredible natural beauty. Surrounded by stunning beaches with soft white sand and crystal-clear water, Bintan is perfect for those looking to enjoy beautiful landscapes and peaceful surroundings. Bintan Island is a destination that offers a blend of natural beauty and a mystical aura that draws those seeking adventure. With its eerie legends and stunning landscapes, Bintan provides a unique experience for tourists looking to explore both the natural wonders and the spooky side of the island.
Trikora Beach is One of Bintan’s top beaches, offering breathtaking views with blue waters and soft white sand. This beach is ideal for relaxation while taking in the beauty of nature.
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Penyengat Island is A small island known for its historical significance and old buildings from the Riau Sultanate. This island holds a unique charm, blending mysticism and rich history.
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Lagoi Beach is An exclusive beach that is often a luxurious tourist destination on Bintan Island. With its upscale resorts and full facilities, this beach offers comfort while enjoying stunning ocean views.
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To explore the beauty and mystery of Bintan Island, here is some information regarding entrance fees and operating hours for the attractions you can visit, Trikora Beachi s Free for the public. For Bintan National Park, the entrance fees range from IDR 20,000 to IDR 30,000 per person for domestic tourists. Foreign tourists may face higher entrance fees. The ferry to Penyengat Island costs around IDR 10,000 to IDR 20,000 per person. There is no significant entrance fee on the island itself. For enjoying the facilities at resorts and hotels around Lagoi Beach, fees range from IDR 200,000 and above, depending on the facilities you use. Most of these places are open daily, with the best time to visit being between morning and afternoon, especially to enjoy the beach views.
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Bintan Island is quite accessible from major cities in Indonesia, especially from Jakarta and Singapore. The fastest way to get to Bintan Island is by flying. Raja Haji Fisabilillah Airport (BINT) located in Tanjung Pinang, Bintan, serves both domestic and international flights. You can fly directly from Jakarta, with a flight duration of about 1.5 hours. Direct flights from Soekarno-Hatta Airport to Raja Haji Fisabilillah Airport. After arriving, you can continue your journey by taxi or rental car to your desired attractions on Bintan Island. If you are in Singapore, you can take a ferry from Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal in Singapore to Bintan Ferry Terminal in Tanjung Pinang. The ferry ride takes about 1 to 1.5 hours. Ferries depart daily, and tickets usually range from SGD 50 to SGD 70 (around IDR 550,000 to IDR 800,000) per person. For those on a budget, you can take a bus from Jakarta to Tanjung Pinang. Once at the Tanjung Pinang Port, you can continue your journey by ferry to various islands around Bintan. If you are already on Bintan Island, you can rent a car or motorbike to explore the various attractions. Many local travel agencies provide vehicle rental services along with a driver for guided tours.