CGK → BTJ

Mount Kerinci

The highest volcano in Indonesia, standing at 3,805 meters, often visible poking through the clouds.

Lake Toba

The world's largest volcanic lake, appearing as a massive blue caldera with Samosir Island in its center.

Indian Ocean Coastline

Dramatic views where the rugged Bukit Barisan mountains meet the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean.

Padang Coast

A bird's-eye view of the West Sumatran capital and the surrounding coral-fringed islands.

Mount Sinabung

An active stratovolcano known for its frequent and photogenic ash plumes.

Strait of Malacca

One of the world's busiest shipping lanes, filled with giant cargo ships and tankers.

Sumatran River Deltas

Intricate networks of brown rivers winding through dense green palm plantations and mangroves.

Medan Cityscape

The sprawling urban landscape of North Sumatra's capital as you fly north toward Aceh.

Pulau Weh

On the final approach to BTJ, you can often spot the northernmost tip of Indonesia across the bay.

Sunrise Views

On early morning flights, this side receives the golden morning light over the Java Sea and Malacca Strait.