[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Lake Batur (Updated Apr)

On the South East side of the volcano is the largest freshwater lake in Bali, Danau Batur. This lake is 4 miles long and 1 mile wide, which feeds the entire East side of Bali. The lake Batur or Danu Batur is a stunning water body nestled between the mount agung and mount Batur. The views are amazing from close and distance. The hot springs are a popular recreation here. Penelokan is a small village on the rim of the caldera with great views of the volcano and lake. Here you can eat at some restaurants that serve decent food, but it’s quite expensive, and it’s buffets with a view. There’s also a bunch of vendors selling fresh fruit and veggies as well as souvenirs #summervacation #hikingtrails #urbanexplorer #summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

Lake Batur is a stunning volcanic crater located on the south eastern side of the active volcano Mount Batur. It is considered holy by the Balinese people. The crescent-shaped volcanic lake is Bali's largest, and its tranquil blue waters are encircled by the Batur and Abang ranges' towering blue figures. Lake Batur, also known as Danau Batur by the locals, is located in the crater of the active Batur Volcano. The lake was formed by an eruption in 1971, which took the lives of several people and destroyed property. The eruption obliterated Bali's largest temple, Pura Ulun Danu Batur, which was located near the lake. The temple was then rebuilt at a another location, away from Mount Batur's Ring of Fire. #naturalwonders#summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

The short holiday is coming, and a 7-day trip to Indonesia is just right! An amazing travel itinerary will take you to explore Indonesia and experience the unique island climate. Don't miss it! / 🛫Itinerary: Exploring the beauty of Indonesia🌴 DAY 1: Gather at Beijing Capital Airport and depart around 21:00 for an unknown journey to Indonesia. DAY 2: Arrive at your destination. The first stop is to visit the mysterious and solemn Tanah Lot Temple and feel the power of island faith. DAY 3: Explore Bali, experience the tranquility of Tirta Empul Temple -> explore the spectacular Lake Batur -> challenge the fun Bali Swing! DAY 4: Start your Nusa Lembongan trip, enjoy the magnificent underwater world of Nusa Penida -> check in at Broken Beach (Devil's Tears) and feel the magnificence of nature -> stroll along Jimbaran Beach in the evening and enjoy the gentle sea breeze. DAY 5: Enjoy a full day of free time in Bali and explore every corner of the island at your own pace. DAY 6: Continue your free time in Bali and enjoy a leisurely holiday. DAY 7: Bid farewell to Bali and take flight SQ939 to Singapore. After a short stay, take flight SQ806 back to Beijing, ending an unforgettable trip to Indonesia.🛬 / Travel tips: 🍜 Food: Be sure to try Indonesian fried rice and roasted suckling pig. Don't miss the local specialties! 📖 Visa information: You need a visa to travel to Indonesia. Remember to prepare the required materials in advance. 🎁 Souvenir prices: Indonesian wood carvings and batik are very distinctive and reasonably priced, making them suitable as souvenirs. 💡 Tips: Pay attention to sun protection and mosquito repellent when traveling, stay alert, and ensure a safe and enjoyable trip! / That's all for the Indonesia travel guide. I hope it helps your journey!🌴✨

I love greenery. Stunning natural beauty, the sea is like a crystal. Seeing different cultures, delicious traditional halal food and challenging yourself using the Rupiah currency. Quite a sweet experience for us..I will come again... #lovenature #thingstodo #balivacation #beachlove #travel

📍 GWK Centre on Day 1 and Mount Batur on Day 2 🚩 On Day 1, ook a cab to GWK Centre located in South Bali and had an amazing day full of local cultural music and dance performances, photogenic spots and awesome weather. The food was amazing too. We skipped the Ulluwatu temple due to consistent rains and guess what, we were thrilled to see the Kecak dance performance at GWK.... its amphitheater is all covered and we could enjoy the dance as well. On day 2, we went for a hike to a small mountain near Mount Batur from where all 3 volcanoes namely Mount Batur, Mount Angang and Mount Abang were clearly visible. it was a beautiful view and we also enjoyed boating in the Lake Batur. 🏖️ Mount Batur, GWK Centre 🚇 We used Grab most of the time and booked a day tour to Batur via Seek Sophie. 🍜 We mostly had vegetarian food in Indian Restaurants. The food was expensive but tasty. 🏠 Accommodation 1.B Saya Villas 💡 Tips

#hotsprings Nestled in the scenic landscape of Toya Bungkah, Batur Natural Hot Spring offers a serene escape with stunning views of Lake Batur and Mount Batur. The hot springs are well-maintained, featuring multiple pools with varying temperatures, perfect for a relaxing soak. The facilities include clean showers, lockers, and sun loungers, ensuring a comfortable visit. The natural setting, combined with the therapeutic benefits of the mineral-rich waters, makes it an ideal spot for unwinding after a hike or simply enjoying a peaceful day. However, it can get crowded, especially in the mornings, so visiting during off-peak hours is recommended. Overall, Batur Natural Hot Spring is a must-visit for anyone seeking relaxation and natural beauty in Bali

#indonesiatrip Kintamani Volcano in Bali offers a stunning glimpse into the island's volcanic landscape. Towering over Lake Batur, this majestic crater provides breathtaking panoramic views of lush greenery and serene waters. Visitors can embark on scenic hikes to witness the sunrise or explore nearby villages renowned for their traditional Balinese culture and handicrafts. The cool mountain air and fertile soil make Kintamani an ideal area for coffee plantations, adding to its allure. Whether you're admiring the volcanic peaks from afar or trekking up close, Kintamani Volcano promises an unforgettable experience blending natural beauty with cultural richness in the heart of Bali.

#bali The estimated time to reach the summit is 3 hours. Climb to the top to greet the super beautiful sunrise, go down the mountain after breakfast, and visit the beautiful coffee plantation along the way. Worth attending

Mount Batur is the most famous volcano in Bali, standing at 1,717 meters tall. It faces Mount Agung from afar, with Lake Batur flowing in between. Mount Batur and Mount Agung were once part of the same mountain range, but due to long-term tectonic movements, they gradually separated. Mount Batur is an active volcano. At its summit, one can still see smoking holes, but it has been dormant for many years. Even if it were to erupt, the Indonesian government would issue early warnings. The paths on Mount Batur are trodden by people, with fine gravel and steep turns. It starts with a flat gravel path, with soft blackish-gray fine sand underfoot, which the guide says is volcanic ash. After covering one-third of the journey, the path becomes steep, with some large rocks stubbornly blocking the way, and the path underfoot turns into dirt tracks, wild paths, and irregular, rough roads. The huge double-layered crater is hidden at the peak, which is flat like a plateau. It is dormant, and from a distance, it looks plain and unremarkable. Only a slight heat escapes from it, quickly evaporating, making it hard to notice that it is still 'restlessly stirring'. However, the surrounding satellite mountains and dense forests are lush and vibrant. To the left of its ridge, another tall peak rises, forming a semi-circle with it, tightly enclosing the bright Lake Batur; to the right, a barrier-like mountain range rises abruptly, becoming the satellite peaks that surround it. Mount Batur has erupted lava 26 times, with the most recent one in 2000. It is said that during the eruption, the lava flowed as far as 64 kilometers to the coast of Pasar. Mount Batur is both the fire of death and the fire of life. Like a magician, it has destroyed villages, shrines, and lives, and yet it has also spewed out rocks, lakes, rivers, and mineral-rich soil. The citrus, bananas, coffee, coconuts, and other crops around the volcano thrive, and people have rebuilt their homes here. Mount Batur