Kisaran

Few cities in North Sumatra have a history as closely tied to the plantation economy as Kisaran. The administrative seat of Asahan Regency lies in Sumatra’s low-lying eastern interior, where oil-palm and rubber estates remain a defining part of the surrounding countryside. The Silau River divides the urban area, adding a local waterway to a landscape shaped by agriculture and trade. Kisaran railway station stands on the rail route between Medan and Rantau Prapat, underlining the town’s role as a regional service centre. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of North Sumatra connects across eastern Sumatra.

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