Kasih Hill, Tolerance Monument, Sulawesi, Indonesia

3.5 (35 reviews) Spent Ranking #2 in North Sulawesi Monuments & Statues

Torang Samua Ba’saudara

This hill is called the Hill of love, because travel is classified as religious tourism. On this hill there is a monument called the monument tolerance as high as approximately 20 meters with five sides to have made peace his monument five religions in Indonesia, namely Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. At the top of this hill built: 5 places of worship. To climb the top of the hill this loving travelers should prepare extra energy because it is so high hilltop this love, is not recommended for the elderly and people are easily tired. From the city of Manado, the distance to the hill you for approximately 50 km.
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Address

Desa Kanonang, Kecamatan Kawangkoan, Langowan, Indonesia.

Website

http://www.minahasahighland.blogspot.com

Current local date and time now

Saturday, May 11, 2024, 13:20

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3.5 based on (35 reviews)

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Reviews

  • 4atsrinivasan 5:00 PM Aug 11, 2016
    Bukit Kasih is an intriguing, charming spot for a visit
    I liked this spot. I love the message of tolerance that it promotes. It is a quirky attraction with various draws (a pool area, sulphur pools, souvenirs) but we chose to walk the many, many steps up to the 5 houses of worship - Islam, Catholic, Protestant, Buddhist, and Hindu. These are simple without extravagance, but the representation is what is most symbolic. There are beautiful views from the top. The site is a bit run down, but adds to the charm. If you are visiting the Minahasa region, I found it a worthwhile place to visit for a good little trek.
  • 3Lim_Agus 5:00 PM Nov 25, 2012
    Nice and cold place with thousands of stairs to climb
    This place is a monument of tolerance in North Sulawesi. When you reach it, you will see a monument with five religion symbol carved on it. There's stairways to the upper hill (not so well taken care off) and on the top, you can see a very large cross (as a symbol of Christians, since majority of the North Sulawesi are Christians). The atmosphere are cold since it is on the top of a hill and when you return from the top of the hill to the other exit way, there are a lot of traditional foot massage service that you can enjoy for a small price.

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