Lubuklinggau is a city located in South Sumatra, Indonesia. With a total area of 419.80 square kilometres, it can accommodate a total of 216,064 residents. The city is located in the neighbouring areas of Rejang Lebong and Musi Rawas, where it was once administered beneath the Musi Rawas Municipality. However, in 2001 Lubuklinggau was declared as an independent Lubuklinggau town.

Airports in Lubuklinggau

Silampari Airport

Silampari Airport was a public airport that began operating in 1994. Due to insufficient funds to maintain the airport, it was closed for four years and reopened with funds from the Musi Rawas administration. Now the airport is back to assist the entire Lubuklinggau community by providing two-way flights from Lubuklinggau to Palembang by Wings Air and Lubuklinggau to Jakarta by Batik Air and Nam Air airlines.

How to Get Cheap Flights to Lubuklinggau?

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When is the Best Time to Fly to Lubuklinggau?

Lubuklinggau is categorized as a hot and humid city. This is because the annual temperature ranges around 20.5 to 31 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, rainfall chart shows that it rains throughout the year. In details, the graph lists November and December as the months with the most rainfall. August is the driest month. Rainfall graphs are very important as a source of reference for travellers to plan their visit to Lubuklinggau. A census of the number of tourists to Lubuklinggau was made. As a result of the census, it is easy to say that the amount of rainfall of a month affected the number of tourists visiting the city. The highest number of tourist counts is from the end of May to the end of September. The peak time for tourists to flood Lubuklinggau is in August.

Each year, the city celebrates Lubuklinggau's birthday on June 21. In addition, the city also hosts the Gendang Melayu Festival where several local singers are invited to celebrate the festival. For those who wish to join in the crowd celebrating this festival, you are advised to make sure of the date of celebration as it is different for each year.

What are the Top 3 Things to Do in Lubuklinggau?

It is well known that Indonesia is blessed with countless beauty of mother nature that has the potential to make it world-class tourist attractions. These include;

Temam Waterpark – Sumatra has many natural beautiful waterfalls, Temam Waterfall is the most popular and most beautiful one. The waterfall is of two-level pools and is surrounded by thick green trees. The beauty of the waterfall has made the visitors be at a peace of mind, thus eliminate all the tiredness of work. This waterfall is easy to reach where it is located in the Rahma Village, Lubuk Linggau.

Suban Hot Spring – Suban's hot springs are located at Jalan Curup, Lubuklinggau. It is located at the foot of a mountain and you can rent a car to drive there. However, drivers need to be careful because of the crooked road. There are several natural hot springs of medium size with shallow water. It is perfect for you and your family to spend time together while soaking in this warm and relaxing pool.

Warna Warni Village – Becoming one popular attraction, this Warna Warni Village is located at Jalan Depati Said, Lubaklinggau Ulu. Originally, it was just an ordinary village with a clean river and a beautiful view of a hill, Sulap Hill. With the creative ideas of the villagers, they agreed to make their village a tourist attraction spot and they started to paint their homes in colourful colours. Warna Warni Village was officially opened by the mayor of Lubuklinggau, Prana Putra Sohe in March 2017. Since its commercialization, the village has been continuously receiving local and foreign tourists.