Kelimutu Lake is a volcanic crater Lake located on the Flores Island of Indonesia, in the province of East Nusa Tenggara, in Pemo village, Kelimutu sub-district, Ende regency. This majestic lake is known for its uniqueness as it houses three different lakes with striking colors. Each one reflects a different hue of blue, green, and red. The turquoise blue lake, known as Tiwu Nuwa Mari Koo Fai, is the smallest of the three, followed by the green lake, Tiwu Ata Polo, and lastly, the deepest and largest one, Tiwu Ata Mbupu, which exhibits a mesmerizing red hue. The combination of the varying colors evokes a sense of mystery and awe, making it an awe-inspiring natural attraction. Surrounded by lush green foliage and misty clouds, Lake Kelimutu captivates tourists and locals alike with its tranquil ambiance, wilderness, and stunning panoramic views. A visit to this majestic lake promises a once-in-a-lifetime experience that leaves an ever-lasting impression on visitors.
The temperature at Kelimutu Lake is very hot, with no relief from the sun's unrelenting rays. I'm so fond of Lake Kelimutu, and one of the reasons is the sense of peace and serenity that I feel when I'm there. I take a deep breath of fresh mountain air and feel all of my troubles melt away. Within the area surrounding Kelimutu Lake, there is a diverse range of beautiful plant species to admire, as well as the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding dense forests.
The Kelimutu Lake offers a serene retreat to soothe the soul and reinvigorate the senses amidst the stunning natural beauty that surrounds it.
