Port of Baucau

Baucau, Timor-Leste (East Timor), Indonesia

Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, known for its colonial history and stunning natural landscapes. The city, with a population of about 16,000, is the capital of Baucau municipality. Despite the damage caused by past violence, Baucau still retains relics from its Portuguese colonial era, including large houses, churches, and public buildings. Visitors can explore historical sites like the Pousada de Baucau, a colonial hotel with ocean views, and the Baucau Old Market. Other attractions include St. Anthony Cathedral, Uatabo Beach, and the Baucau Morning Market. The city offers opportunities for light engineering, food production, and tourism. Travelers can relax at the Baucau Swimming Pool or hike up to the abandoned lookout point for panoramic views. For a taste of local cuisine, don't miss trying the best Mie Ayam in town at Bakso & Mie Ayam. Baucau's subtropical climate makes it an ideal destination for exploring year-round.

Location

City: Baucau

Region: Baucau Municipality

Country: East Timor

Coordinates: 8°27′46″S 126°27′13″E