Perumpahan Island, an exotic island located in West Sumatra, Indonesia

 

Pasumpahan Island is an exotic island with friendly waves, it has hills with every view, you can even see other islands like thunder birds flying from a height. If you have ever seen the movie Jurassic Park, there is a final scene where a giant bird or thunder bird flies over the sea passing beautiful islands. Perhaps because I couldn't concentrate, I was more interested in the stunning scenery of the island than the monstrous bird.

I finally started to figure out where the island was and it turned out that it was filmed on the islands of Hawaii, on Oahu and Kauai to be precise. For a moment, my thoughts began to unsettle me, why isn't Steven Spielberg, as the film's director, filming in Indonesia? Indonesia has a maritime charm that is no less beautiful than Hawaii. Ah, maybe it's because Steven doesn't know yet, because our maritime tourism ad layer hasn't "turned off" yet. In the city of Padang, West Sumatra province, the scenery is no less beautiful than the film's setting, the islands are close together and each one has a different quality of beauty.

One of them is Pasumpahan Island or Pasumpahan Beach. Pasumpahan Island is an exotic island with gentle waves, hills offering all the views, and even other islands like lightning birds flying overhead.