Sumatra Island is located at the westernmost point of the main Indonesian islands, specifically west of Java and south of the Malay Peninsula. It is the sixth largest island in the world in terms of area, extending over an area of up to 270 thousand square kilometers. This island enjoys a pleasant climate in summer and cold in winter, which makes it the focus of attention of many tourists around the world. Sumatra Island is famous for its rugged tropical terrain, such as mountains that take the form of two parallel chains separated by deep valleys, and dense forests that are home to diverse and rare wildlife. In addition to the burning volcanoes with high-altitude craters touching the clouds. In addition to the fact that it contains many archaeological and historical monuments that encourage tourists to visit them again and again, such as hotels, resorts, temples, and ancient and modern buildings alike.