Lake Tamblingan 

 
 
From lake Bratan in Bedugul, it will take about 25 minutes toward the northwest to reach this tranquil lake.  

Following the road toward the west end of Lake Buyan, we will finally see Tamblingan, sister lake of the former. If we take direction to the right at the junction at the end of the road, we will arrive in Munduk village, a village rich with coffee plantations that own a quite well known gamelan gong kebyar music group.  

On the junction however, we take left turn and continue to follow the quiet road circling the lake that situated on the left hand side, now the lake is in the east side of the road.  

The road begin to descend, then we will meet another junction, again take the left turn. Following the descend toward east, finally the asphalt road stops replaced by earth surfaced track, cars are not allowed to pass this track. By walking follow the unpaved track until we arrive on the edge of the water body.  

There stood the serene Ulundanu temple, the temple of the Tamblingan. In the quiet surrounding, occasionally we hear clearly the voice of birds and other inhabitants of the forest that surrounding the water.

Lake Tamblingan and rainbow, picture taken in 2000
               The Lake under the rainbow          
 
East end of the Lake Tamblingan, picture taken in 2000
                  East end of the Lake 
Picture taken in 2000
   max  Lake Tamblingan surrounded by unspoiled nature
Canoe cruising on the Lake, picture taken in 2000
          A Pedau or canoe cruising on the Lake
 
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