Where?
Sijunjung is located to the North East of Padang, South of Bukittinggi.
Why Visit?
Sijunjung offers adventure, from river rafting to caving, trekking to swimming under waterfalls, all in beautiful surroundings.
How to get there?
The bus from Sawahlunto, Solok or Batusangkar takes approximately 1 hour. Buses are also available from Indah Rung in Padang, and take about two and a half to three hours.
Where to Stay?
The capital of Sijunjung is Muaro, guesthouses are available and from here there is easy access to all of the attractions in the district.
Where next?
Why not head to Solok for a relaxed wander through the tea fields, or to Batusangkar to see Pagaruyung palace? – both about an hour away from Sijunjung.
Where to get more information?
I hope you’ve found this article helpful. Use the search bar at the top of the page to find our articles on a specific place, or alternatively peruse the rest of the site to find out about some of the other great destinations in West Sumatra. If you have any questions, leave a comment below, or send us an e-mail at westsumatratraveler@gmail.com – we look forward to hearing from you!
Jen is an English girl who found herself in Sumatra one day and never went back. A wife, mother, traveler and book worm, she has lived in Padang long enough to speak the language and unearth plenty of useful hints and tips for the weary traveler…
