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Explore the incredible underwater world of Manado by snorkeling or diving at the Bunaken National Marine Park, home to over 70% of all fish species in the Indo-Western Pacific Ocean. With crystal clear waters, colorful coral reefs, and diverse marine life, this is a must-do activity.

Take a break from the water and visit the Waruga Cemetery, an ancient burial site of the Minahasan people that dates back to the 17th century. Learn about the unique and fascinating funeral traditions of the Minahasan people.

Enjoy a romantic dinner at the Beachfront Resto & Bar, which offers a stunning view of the sunset over the ocean while you dine on delicious Indonesian and Western cuisine.

Visit the Tangkoko Nature Reserve and see the famous tarsiers, the world's smallest primates, in their natural habitat. You can also spot other wildlife, such as macaques, hornbills, and black crested macaques.

After lunch, head to the Manado City Boulevard, a long promenade along the seafront with plenty of food stalls and street vendors selling local snacks and souvenirs.

Enjoy a night of traditional music and dance performances at the Wenang Heritage Building, a beautifully restored colonial-era building that now serves as a cultural center.

Take a day trip to the Tomohon Highland, a picturesque town surrounded by lush green hills and active volcanoes. Visit the traditional market and sample some of the unique local delicacies, such as rat meat and bat meat.

Visit the Linow Lake, a stunning crater lake with turquoise blue water that changes color throughout the day. You can take a boat ride across the lake or just relax and enjoy the view.

Head back to Manado for dinner at the Sate Kelapa Sawit 88, a popular restaurant that serves delicious grilled chicken and beef skewers with a variety of sauces.

Explore the local culture by visiting the Museum Negeri Propinsi Sulawesi Utara, which houses a collection of art and artifacts from the Minahasan people, including traditional costumes and weaponry.

Take a trip to the Batu Angus Park, a unique park that features lava rocks and a natural hot spring. Take a dip in the hot spring or hike to the top of the hill for a panoramic view of the surrounding area.

End your trip with a seafood feast at the Bandar Seafood restaurant, which offers a wide selection of fresh seafood dishes.