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This temple is one of the most tranquil ways to appreciate Batam, and it's the place to go if you're looking for inner serenity. The bright and exquisite Buddha sculptures, as well as the carvings of the twelve zodiac signs that are opposite the temple, are generally burned for good luck. It also has a café where you can get a variety of delectable vegetarian foods such as buns and snacks shaped like charming animals.

It is one of the smaller islands in the vicinity, and you can walk around it in about two hours, so if you arrive early, you can go for a stroll before spending the afternoon sunbathing and watching the amazing sunset. The local mosque, Masjid Kuning (Yellow Mosque), is one point of attraction on the island, and tradition has it that eggshells were used in its construction to make the walls stronger. If you want to see how natives live in Batam's less touristic areas, the island is also a good spot to go.

If you're searching for some sand while in Batam, Nongsa Beach is one of the greatest spots to go. The beach is less busy than other parts of the island and offers a laid-back vibe. It is also accessible to a variety of services, including a number of cafés that line the beach and are ideal for a meal or a drink while watching the sunset. You may also go for a paddle or a swim at any of the surrounding spas.

The Barelang Bridge is one of Batam's most famous landmarks, and visitors throng here in the late afternoon for photographic opportunities. The bridge connects Batam Island to nearby Galang Island, and it is a wonder of engineering as it gracefully crosses the ocean between the two islands.

If you're a beginner diver looking for a low-cost PADI certification, Batam Island is the place to go. Abang Island, Hantu Island, Labun Island, and Petong Island are just offshore from the main Batam Island and offer some of the greatest diving in the area. You may sign up for a course in Batam and be brought out to the adjacent islands on a boat, where the visibility is really clear, allowing you to see a variety of underwater critters. This is a great site for marine photography. If you are an experienced diver, you will find something to appreciate here owing to the diverse aquatic species found in these waters, including sharks, rays, and turtles.

Many areas of Batam are quite contemporary, but if you travel to the ancient villages, you will find a plethora of historical artifacts to admire. These include stilt buildings built over water, which are a sight to behold if you have never seen traditional architecture like this before. The tranquil fishing town of Tanjung Uma is one of the greatest spots to see these old fashioned stilt buildings, so if you are interested in local architecture and culture, this is not to be missed and displays a whole different aspect of this island.

The Nagoya Hill Shopping Mall is the city's largest mall, and it offers a wide selection of things, including branded clothing and accessories. Mega Mall Batam Center and BCS Mall are two other malls in the area. Many malls also sell a variety of traditional handicrafts like wood carvings and fabrics, so if you're searching for gifts or souvenirs, you can do all of your shopping in one place.

Ocarina Park is a vast entertainment complex that also contains the Ocarina Waterpark, making it a perfect destination to bring the whole family. There are a variety of rides for children of all ages as well as adults in the park, which includes a giant Ferris wheel. A 3D movie theater is also located within the park, as well as a variety of food courts.

People travel to Batam for a variety of reasons, including rest and relaxation, and as a consequence, there are a plethora of spas where you can soak in the environment while receiving a variety of soothing treatments. There is a vast variety to pick from all across the city, ensuring that you will feel invigorated and calm wherever you go.