Telaga Biru

It was an interesting landscape of karst hills. Locals have been running business in chopping the hills into karst cubes used for building materials. As for extraction activities taking place, the process left big holes on the ground. The holes became rain water ponds (telaga) during rain season. So, most visitors would be disappointed if they come during dry season as the ponds were no longer exist.

Its not a tourist attraction anymore.

Nice view. Not so far from the city, but a little bit hard to climb up the rock mountain, too many mud, but its worth it with the view. Just come when rainy season, so the water in the lake looks more beautiful than summer time. Dont forget to bring your hat/cap, jacket, and use mountaineering boots for more safety. Watch your step carefully and do not too close with the ravine. So many workers that will remind you too.

Awesome.

Hoax