There is also a picturesque old Chinatown in Padang. Inside it reveals the intricate details of the traditional Sumatran culture, including the artistic legacy of batik fabric decoration. The most memorable sight in Padang is the Adityawarman Museum, a striking traditional Rumah Gadang building with curved spires swooping along its multiple roof arches. The town was centered around the port, which is located at the entry of the Arau River. Many distinctive Dutch colonial buildings survive in the Old Town. Padang, on the west coast of the island of Sumatra, was an important port of the Dutch East Indies during the colonial period.
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