The largest lake on the island of Bali lies on the volcanic caldera between Mount Batur and Mount Abang, over 1000 meters above sea level. The clean water, blue skies, and sweeping green landscape have led to some comparing it to the European Alpine regions. While there are a lot of activities around the lake, an easy way to spend the time here is to just steak scroll around the shorelines. During rainy season the lake is covered in mist for long hours. Look at the wide expanse of the lake and remember that it’s actually a massive crater, formed by a tremendous eruption in the past. The accommodations around the lakesides usually serve as a base for visitors who want to spend a few days exploring the Kitanami highlands area. Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Bali itinerary 3 days.

• Make sure to have thoroughly negotiated and finalised the rates of renting boats or taking boat tours before you head out into the water.
• Don’t touch the goods sold by the vendors, for they will then force you to buy it.

• Drive to here.
• Take a bus or bemo to here from Ubud or Denpasar. This is a very slow journy.

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