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Tourism Information for North Sulawesi free Spring 2014 | Volume 20, issue 1 Tourism Information for North Sulawesi To Our Guests, It has been quite a while since we published our Spring 2014 | Volume 20, issue 1 magazine and many things have changed, some for the better and some not as good as they should be. I take this opportunity to mention some of the positives table of contents - he ex-Sedona Resort evolved into Manado Tateli Beach Resort (soon to become a Mecure (Accor) property, halassa Dive Center moved their operation Siloam Hospital pg. 1 (from the hotel once known as Santika) to their own resort (halassa Dive Resort formerly Barracuda Big Mouth pg. 4 Dive Resort) only a short distance from town and the airport, and Eco Divers are now the sole dive services Together we will save the Yaki pg. 7 provider at Minahasa Lagoon and also have taken over the management and operation of the dive center at Manado International School pg. 12 NDC, the irst dive resort in Manado, which opened 40 years ago. I have seen the path at Mt Mahawu pg. 15 modernized to make it more accessible by adding Bunaken Beach Cleanup cement stairs and a railing, and as we cannot stop progress, we can support it, if in fact it is sustainable. Lake Linow - A Mud Bath pg. 19 North Sulawesi is forever trying to rediscover its A New Beginning - Thalassa pg. 22 direction- is it going the way of non-sustainable growth providing few jobs and destroying the environment in the area of mining or other such non- Finathon - Project Aware pg. 24 sustainable industries or will it choose the high road and select community based eco-tourism projects. A Slice of Culinary Life pg. 26 here are indications that CBET (community based eco tourism) might win out. he two indicators are an Planted Tree pg. 28 upcoming project on Manado Tua which will involve the community and building a trekking path to the top Eateries of the Month pg. 33 of the peak. he second is the Supreme Court decision where a Chinese mining company and Bupati’s request pg. 34 for mining on the small Island of Bangka was rejected Manado City Map and the people from the island won the case. Cover Photo: Keeping all of this in mind, you our guests are an important part of the process and we need your The photo is a Rhinopias input in order to try and inluence the powers that be. aphanes scorpionfish, taken 11 So drop us a line at, [email protected] and November 2013 on a muck dive tell us and our government how you feel about the way off the tip of Flores heading to you see Manado and the surrounding areas. Alor on the Komodo Dancer, this was the first day of diving, Sampai Jumpa Lagi (see you again) second dive of the day. Cannon Power Shot G12, micro Best regards, setting, at about 18 to 20 meters. Jeremy H Barnes Editor: What’s Happening I n M e m o r i u m [email protected] www.manadosafaris.com We would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family of Dr. Hansie Batuna who passed on to Tel: (+62431) 857637 the next world on May 19th, 2014. As the pioneer of Design & layout: buana kreasi diving in North Sulawesi, he was truly a legend and [email protected] made considerable contributions and inroads into the Tel: 0813 400 87925 / 0431-3419077 development or resorts and sport diving. He was also my mentor when we went game ishing far of the coast of Printed by: Percetakan Offset Manado Manado. He leaves behind his lovely wife, two daughters Tel: (+62431) 862475, 852003 and a son. “May He Rest in Peace” 1 SiloamSiloam HospitalsHospitals Manado As a tourist destination, home of the with state of the art equipment, Siloam world-famous Bunaken Marine Park, Hospitals Manado presented many firsts the city of Manado and its surrounding as a hospital in Manado. It is the first to have a 1.5 Tesla MRI, 128 Slice CT-Scan, areas offer its unique charm and distinct 4D USG and a Cath Lab. Its radiology personality to local and international department is comparable to any modern visitors. hospital in Jakarta. It dreams of becoming one of the more popular Meeting, Incentive, Convention and Exhibition (MICE) destinations in Indonesia. Before June 2012, one thing was sorely lacking as one of the requirements to support this vision: adequate and modern healthcare facilities. On 1 June 2012, Siloam Hospitals Manado (SHMN) officially opened its doors for the public. Since then it has been making continuous improvements in providing quality healthcare. Fully-equipped North Sulawesi Tourism Information Highland2 2 Resort Recognizing the need for speedy and timely response to medical emergencies, SHMN presents its Emergency The Highland Resort and Spa Department, a truly International Standard Trauma Centre is the ideal place to base based on the international best practice guidelines in yourself, whether it might be just for several days or for relation to the American College of Emergency and the several weeks. Our unique Australian College of Emergency Model. Its doctors, resort offers a cool respite nurses and paramedics have been specially trained to from the tropical heat of the handle heart attacks, strokes and trauma. Each of its two town, and a quiet venue Ambulances are not just ordinary transport vehicles, but to relax and enjoy the lush vegetation and birdlife found equipped with AED (Automatic External Defibrillator to in the Highlands stop life threatening cardiac arrhythmias and reestablish an effective rhythm) and emergency kit ready to handle any kind of medical emergency. It is a moving hospital, so to speak. As a comprehensive healthcare service provider, SHMN has 3 Operating Theaters, 36 Specialists’ Consultation Rooms, a Chemotherapy, Hemodialysis Unit, High Care and Intensive Care Units, and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. AlamWelcome Spa to the traditional world of Aromatherapy and Massage Facilities: • Spacious cottages • Minibar • TV set • Hot shower free • Comfort beds • Friendly staff all room • 24 hours restaurant • Quiet & private Highland Resort & Spa 0431 - 353333/353888 www.highlandresort.info 3 No longer do we need to travel abroad or employes 2,607 nurses and other allied to Jakarta to be able to get the benefits of health personnel. Siloam also won the high-tech diagnostic medical equipment “Indonesian Healthcare Services Provider or enjoy state of the art hospital facilities. of the Year: Best Practices” award from The people of Manado and its visitors who Frost & Sullivan in 2010 and 2012, and wished for warm and friendly healthcare received an “Excellence” award from the service will not need to look far. SHMN Asian Hospital Management Award in 2011. is located in the city’s Central Business To ensure Siloam’s medical facilities are District, easily accessible by any public operated to the highest standards, it transport. actively collaborates with international medical services providers, including SHMN is part of Siloam Hospitals Singapore Health Services Pte. Ltd. Group (SHG), a healthcare pioneer in Indonesia and over the last 17 years a major part of many significant milestones For more information please contact: and developments. As of April 30, 2013, Marketing Communication Siloam operates 13 hospitals, with a total Rouliana Sumarauw bed capacity of 3,436 beds, 1,178 doctors [email protected] (including 930 specialists), and Tel. 0431-8883131 ext. 22100 North Sulawesi Tourism Information 4 Big MouthMouth They just sit there, a lumpen mass with feet, employing immobility as brilliant camouflage, appearing as a sponge would. Looking and acting like a sponge doesn’t seem exciting, but frogfish are firm favorites among divers for their stoic, slightly stunned expression and interesting hunting techniques. Divers squeal and squirm with delight on sighting these steadfast sentinels. Most muck aficionados can easily recall their first frogfish experience. experienced guides on virtually every These enigmatic beasts are found dive in the strait. As is well-known, they in all tropical seas aside from the use a “lure”, known as an esca, atop a Mediterranean, but for no known reason “fishing pole” called an illicium, which is they seem to be most common in actually a modified dorsal spine that can Indonesian waters. Since Lembeh Strait be folded back against the body when not is considered The Frogfish Capital of in use. This fishing apparatus is different the World, there are numerous species with each species and is an easy way to to search for and they are spotted by differentiate between various species. In 5 The mouth cavity can expand up to twelve times its resting size and the fish is drawn in along with the surrounding water, which is expelled through the gills, They can inhale prey their own size or slightly larger in extreme cases, even resorting to cannibalism if given an opportunity. But they don’t always need to “fish” for their fish. While passively passing the time, if waving around the lure - using different a palatable paddler happens to swim too waving actions for different species - they close, it literally disappears, so quickly in attract prey, “fishing” outside a hole in the fact that if part of a school, the school sand or more usually just angling from a remains undisturbed as they don’t even rock, sponge or coral head. If a fish shows realize that a member has vanished. interest in the waving lure and approaches, the frogfish gulps the prey in an action as They differ from most fish in that they brief as six milliseconds, which is too fast do not have gills along the side of their for the human eye to comprehend.
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