Ambarita Village
Ambarita village is incredibly famous for its unique history of King Siallagan stone chair court-yard at the Huta Siallagan. It is obviously one of the top interesting places highlights around Samosir Island Lake Toba north Sumatra tourism. Located around 30 minutes’ drive from Tomok, 20 minutes from TukTuk and 45 minutes from Simanindo village.
Huta Siallagan
Huta means a tiny viilage and Siallagan itself is one of hundreds clans in Batak tribe. Huta Siallagan is a charming preserved area of the legendary King Siallagan, who ruled his clans about hundreds of years ago with its unique settlement courtyard. This area is still occupied by king and his descendants in the village at the Bolon house (traditional Batak Toba houses).
Huta Siallagan is surrounded by stone walls as its fortresses to prevent attacks from enemies or other warring tribes and bamboos as fences or barrier from wild animals. A single narrow entrance is the only access to enter into its historical site of Batak culture village which is guarded by 2 statues.
Ancient Stone Chair of King Siallagan Court yard
Ancient Stone Chair Court Yard
Located under a very old sacred Hariara tree, a set of large boulders carved into the shape of chairs encircling a stone table. The King, councils and local villagers used to sit here to conduct trial court against criminal suspects and captured enemies.
King Siallagan Stone Chair Court yard Ambarita village Samosir Island 
Punishment field of King Siallagan ancient stone chair court yard 
Ancient trial court yard of King Siallagan Stone Chair Ambarita village Samosir Island
