Jambi Tourism and Travel Guidelines

Jambi is a province settled in Sumatra Island, which properly located on the east coast of central Sumatra. The capital of Jambi Province is Jambi city.

The people in Jambi is dominated by the ethnic of Malay with the group of Kerinci and Minangkabau. The existence of flora and fauna in Jambi, makes this province has its particular of national park as a reservation for those habitats. While you are in Jambi City, take time to explore Jambi City for sightseeing, shopping, local handicraft, local food, and coffee.

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  Mount Kerinci

  Covers 28,703 hectares and is a habitat for Deer, Monkeys, Bears, Elephants, Snakes, and various types of birds.
  
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  Lake Kaco

  Lake Kaco or Mirror Lake is a unique lake located in the middle of the Kerinci Seblat National Park.
  
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  Muaro Jambi Temple

  Archaeological Site Muaro Jambi Temple is the largest Buddhist temple complex in the Southeast Asia.
  
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  The Lost City of Koto Mahligai

  Muaro Jambi Temple Complex is a large temple complex covers a 12 km2 area.
  
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  Sipin Lake

  this lake is the place where there is cultivation of freshwater fish such as tilapia. In the middle of the lake.
  
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  Berbak National Park

  The uniqueness of this park lies in its attractive combination of peat swamp forest and freshwater swamp forest which stretches along the east coast of Sumatra.
  
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  Geopark Merangin

  Geopark Merangin is a nature tourism that very popular among tourists in Jambi.
  
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  Khayangan Hill

  Khayangan Hill, known as 'The Land Above the Clouds', is a plateau located in Sungai Penuh City.
  
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  Gentala Arasy

  Gentala Arasy is the tower made 80 metres height.
  
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  Al-Falah Great Mosque

  Al-Falah Great Mosque is the largest mosque in Jambi, Indonesia. The mosque is also known as the 1000 Pillars Mosque.