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Belakang Padang Island a Car Free Small Old Village of Batam

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Not far from Sekupang, a car-free small island, Belakang Padang one of the oldest part of Batam. This is a beautiful small island. Beca, a local tricycle vehicle is found here. A small village with a town facility with Car.


Pulau Sambu seen from Belakang Padang, Image Credit: Blog Author Barelang Adventure

I took this photo from Belakang Padang, while at the top of a hill. And, the Immigration office is there. It's really an amazing view. However, we can see Sambu island on the other side. 

 Small But Attracting Island - Belakang Padang



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Here all the pictures while I and my wife visited the island, and she was visiting the immigration office.

I've visited this beautiful small Island, a few times. As my wife's late grandparents home there.   I will visit again for more pictures for this blog.


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