Villa Isola
Bandung is the capital of West Java in Indonesia. Located 768 meters (2,520 ft) above sea level, roughly 140 kilometers south east of Jakarta, Bandung has generally cooler temperatures throughout the year compared to other Indonesian cities. Bandung lies on a river basin surrounded by volcanic mountains, offering stunning natural landscapes. Known for its stunning geological sights, Dutch Colonial architecture, and culinary delights, this rising tourist destination has captured the attention of local and international tourists in recent years.
Kawah Putih
Kawah Putih or White Crater is a striking crater lake and tourist spot set in a volcanic crater. Located about 50 km south or 2 hours away from Bandung City, this popular tourist spot in West Java in Indonesia offers an otherworldly view of a sulphuric lake. The lake lies 2,430 meters above sea level, making the temperature more cooler than the rest of Indonesia.
The lake is known to change color, with hues ranging from blue to whitish green, or brown. The surrounding landscape around the lake, including the sand and rocks have been also leached with whitish color because of the lake’s acidity, which has resulted in an otherwordly landscape. In recent years, Kawah Putih and the surrounding area (where various resort facilities like hot springs are located) have become a popular spot for Bandung locals especially during weekends and holidays.
Patenggang Lake
Patenggang Lake or Situ Patenggang is a lake surrounded by tea plantations about 50 kilometres (31 miles). It is located in the area of natural tourist attractions in Ciwidey to the south of the city. The lake is located at an altitude of 1600 meters above sea level, and boasts of an exotic landscape. It has become an popular spot for nature trippers, picnics, lakeside and boat tours.
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