Danau Toba, Parapat

18-21 November 2013

Dad got some work to do around Parapat, so mama and I tagged along. From Medan, it takes around 4 hrs drive back then. Not sure about now, maybe after three years, some changes are made? What's famous about this Lake is it is the largest lake in Southest Asia and were made from eruption and the cone of the volcano collapsed and made the Samosir Island, which is just on the centre of Danau Toba. To reach Samosir Island, you must ride on a ferry. I went there once or twice for school excursion. 

 I was so obsessed with my ring back then. 

 Even three years ago, i couldn't open my eyes for the sunshine. lol.


Fifteen minutes drive from parapat, we visited the detention house of the very first president of Indonesia, Soekarno. Due to political reasons back then, he had to move here for awhile. If i am not mistaken, it should be around 1946-1948, just a few years after Indonesia proclaimed INDEPENDENcy and were still fighting for the rights to be independent, back then. LOLOL. WHERE I GET THIS PATRIOTIC FEELING EH.

Taken from his gazebo. Mr President, i bet you had a hard time focusing on workworkworkworkwork

Or maybe he took this as a motivation to keep on fighting.

How can you not love?

Dad insisted me to pose like this cause he saw me been taking pictures with my fingers between the sun. hahahahaha.

whoops. what did i just say

Front door. We weren't be able to get in cause i left the key. lol. They were closed for maintenance. So, if you're keen to go, don't used up all of your luck. lol

another one by my personal photographer

whoops i mean another one facing the lake.

still my hand trying to be keren

sorry.. 

 LOL I SWEAR THIS IS THE LAST ONE.

 If only all of them could read and really understand what that means. The Lake would be thousand times nicer by now.

 If you notice, my mom dressed me and dad and herself in twinning shirts and sometimes pants too. hahahaha. excuse my beautiful eyes, idk how can my dad made it.

 WHERE  YER EYES DIEN WHERE

just some hungry monkies trying to say bye or stop.