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Parapat is on the foreshore of Lake Toba and is where you catch the ferry across to Samosir Island in the middle of Lake Toba. In the 1920s Parapat became a holiday village, with many of the bungalows belonging to the European plantation owners in Medan and Berastagi. In 1948, Soekarno, Hatta and Agus Salim were imprisoned in 'Villa Marihat' in Parapat. This house is still open for public viewing.

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Daerah Tapanuli yang secara umum berada di sepanjang hamparan Danau Toba adalah suatu tempat yang eksotis dan sangat memikat untuk dijadikan sebagai salah satu pilihan daerah pelancongan atau daerah wisata.

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Satu lagi peninggalan Sultan Deli, yaitu Masjid Raya Al Mashun yang berjarak tak jau dari Istana Maimun (200m)

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Bukit Lawang adalah nama tempat wisata di Kabupaten Langkat, Provinsi Sumatra Utara yang terletak 68 km sebelah barat laut Kota Binjai dan sekitar 80 km di sebelah barat laut kota Medan. Bukit Lawang termasuk dalam lingkup Taman Nasional Gunung Leuser yang merupakan daerah konservasi terhadap mawas orang utan.

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Pantai Cermin ternyata adalah sebuah nama kecamatan yang ada di kabupaten Serdang Bedagai (Sergai) Sumatera Utara, Indonesia. Selain nama kecamatan, di sana juga banyak terdapat objek wisata pantai yang pengelolanya banyak banget dari yang namanya pantai gudang garam sampe theme park.

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Rabu, 03 Agustus 2011

Sumut Memperoleh Devisa Sawit 2,12 Miliar Dolar AS

Medan - The export value of fats and oils of animal / vegetable Sumatra in first half of 2011 rose signifkan compared to same period 2010 or reached 2.121 billion U.S. dollars, despite going on sale price fluctuation in international markets.

Treasurer of the Association of Indonesian Palm Oil (Gapki) of North Sumatra, Admiral Adiyaksa, in Medan on Wednesday, said the increased value of exports of fats and oils of animal / vegetable oils this year's North Sumatra triggered the surge in export prices.

Penetrate export prices above U.S. $ 1,000 per metric ton is the impact of rising oil prices and strong demand trends in the global post-crisis international markets.

Even if a decline in selling prices as happened in the past month, the amount is not too large, because palm oil is relatively cheaper than other vegetable oils is still much needed variety of industries.

Stock prices in Rotterdam on 2 Agusus 2011 recorded 1102, 50 U.S. dollars per metric ton for shipments in August and September of the price on 1 August of 1112, 50 dolae U.S. per metric ton.

Tender price of CPO in the Joint Marketing Office (CDE) PT.Perkebunan archipelago on August 2, live Rp8.553 per kg of Rp8.600 per kg on August 1.

"Despite a downward trend, the selling price of 1102, 50 U.S. dollars per metric ton was still pretty good because usually more down because of large harvests occurred in producing countries until next September," he said.

Price will typically move up again towards the end of the year because the importer or manufacturer businessman buy to stock up to year-end holiday demand for early 2012.

He claimed, the price decline in the international market is also directly influence the selling price of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) in farmers.

Head of the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) of North Sumatra, Suharno, said, in June, the group exports of goods rose again from May or reached 461.219 million U.S. dollars so the total value of exports in the first half of 2011 sebesari 2.121 billion U.S. dollars.

Value of exports in the first half of 2011 rose 55.44 percent from the same period in 2010 which still reached 1.365 billion U.S. dollars, which the group's biggest export destination of goods, among others, to India, China and Europe.

Sumber : AsahanPost

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