• 500 Lohan Temple - The 500 Lohan Temple, officially known as Vihara Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, is a historical landmark in Bintan and one of its best-kept secrets.
• Vihara Avalokitesvara Graha - Admire one of Southeast Asia’s tallest statues of the Goddess of Mercy at Vihara Avalokitesvara Graha, also known as Guan Yin Temple, located just a short drive from Tanjung Pinang’s main town center. This impressive brass statue stands 16.8 meters tall, is coated in 22-carat gold, and draws visitors from both the region and around the globe.

Explore the temple grounds to discover intricate motifs and sculptures of other Chinese deities.

• Pondok Bintan 11 - Pondok Bintan 11 is a must-visit destination in Bintan, offering a diverse selection of locally-made products and souvenirs. From clothing to snacks, the shop provides everything needed for a memorable visit. Visitors praise the delightful assortment of goods, including unique and affordable items. The friendly staff and well-organized store ensure an enjoyable shopping experience. Additionally, the shop offers a variety of local snacks that are both delicious and reasonably priced.
• Rindu Selalu - Kelong Seafood Restaurant: Dining Over the Water

A Kelong Seafood Restaurant provides a unique dining experience, built on stilts directly over the sea or a river, often showcasing stunning coastal views, especially at sunset.

The main attraction is the ultra-fresh, live seafood, often chosen for lunch or dinner directly from holding nets or tanks beneath the restaurant. Specialties typically include Chili Crab, Black Pepper Prawns, and steamed fish, prepared in authentic local styles. Dining at a kelong is not just a meal; it’s a quintessential seaside experience, blending local flavor with a peaceful, memorable setting.

• Bintan Sand Dunes & Blue Lakes - Bintan Desert and Blue Lake: A Surreal Oasis

The Bintan Desert (Gurun Pasir Busung) and Blue Lake present one of Bintan’s most astonishing and picturesque landscapes. The “Desert” consists of bright, shimmering white-gold sand dunes—the remnants of an abandoned bauxite mining site—that create a surreal, Sahara-like backdrop. Adjacent to the sandy hills lies the Blue Lake, a striking body of water with a vivid turquoise hue naturally derived from its mineral content. The stark contrast between the bright white-gold dunes and the intensely blue lake makes this location a highly sought-after spot for photography and a unique adventure destination.

• Vihara Dharma Shanti - Vihara Dharma Shanti: Home of the Sleeping Buddha

Vihara Dharma Shanti is a historical and peaceful Buddhist temple located in Tanjung Uban, Bintan. The temple is renowned for housing the island’s most significant religious artifact: a massive gold-plated Reclining Buddha statue (Sleeping Buddha).

The temple offers a serene sanctuary with beautiful spiritual architecture and well-maintained grounds, making it an ideal spot for reflection, meditation, and cultural appreciation. As a symbol of peace and harmony, it stands as one of Bintan’s key religious and cultural landmarks.

• Admission to 500 Lohan Temple
• Admission to Blue Lake
• English-speaking driver
• Passenger insurance
• Wi-Fi
• Bottle of mineral water

• Personal expense
• Tip driver/guide

The ideal way to experience all the wonders of Bintan is by embarking on a one-day tour (lasting 7 - 8 hours) that includes entrance tickets and allows you to explore nature, culture, traditions, and arts based on your preferences in a personalized full-day tour.

Select the attractions you wish to visit, such as the Sand Dunes and Blue Lake of Bintan, enjoy a sunset view, explore the 500 Lohan Temples, and more.

Enjoy a comfortable and peaceful journey with us, guided by our friendly, courteous, and professional tour guide throughout your adventure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.