Kilometre Zero Sabang
Tugu Kilometer Nol Indonesia
A symbol of Indonesia's westernmost point, on a cliff at the northwest corner of Weh Island, where visitors can collect a Westernmost Visitor certificate.
The Kilometre Zero monument stands on Ujung Ba'u headland at the northwest tip of Weh Island, surrounded by tropical rainforest and the Indian Ocean. It has recently been rebuilt as a larger landmark tower with a viewing plaza, and it is busiest at sunset. The Sabang tourism office issues visitor certificates for a small fee. It is about 15 minutes' drive from Iboih, and monkeys are often seen along the way, so do not feed them. It is the counterpart of Merauke at the eastern end in Papua, and the starting point of the Indonesian saying from Sabang to Merauke.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Rubiah Island
- Iboih, Weh Island
- Gapang Beach
- Lhong Angen Beach
- Gua Sarang
- Pria Laot Underwater Volcano Dive Site
- Sabang Town
- Pria Laot Waterfall