I just learned that there is a lake in North Sulawesi is so beautiful. The lake is located in the Village Lahendong, Tomohon, Minahasa, North Sulawesi. The lake is unique because it looks colorful. The lake has an area of about 34 hectares is commonly referred to as the Linow Lake. Lake water color buffer changed accordingly because this lake contains a very high sulfur content. It is uniquely successful in attracting many tourists who are curious to visit the water attraction is the mainstay of North Sulawesi. Not surprisingly, when the holiday arrives, the location is very crowded with people who are traveling with family.
The visitors usually sit on the edge of the lake while enjoying views of the turquoise Linow. On the other hand looks whitish blue color. From the other side of the lake looks different colors depending on the viewer's point of view. Not only has very beautiful scenery and unique, Linow Lake it also has endemic species of grouse and thousands of insects which the locals called sayok or komo Unique insects that live in water but with wings and can fly it into the consumption of local residents.
With all the beauty, Linow Lake will keep you amazed when you visit there. Enjoy the scenery of the lake as take pictures with the family will be fun. Nevertheless, it must be remembered that the visitors should be careful with boiling hot mud pools located on the shores of the lake.
If want to visit this lake is the most ideal car hire due to visit several attractions as well. From the city of Manado only takes about 45 minutes to reach the lake. When you want to save, you can ride public transit from Terminal Tomohon, but must continue the journey by walking about 700 meters. with Rp 25,000 entrance fee per person, visitors can enjoy coffee and coconut cake offered by the management. Lakeside park consists mostly of manicured grass, seating, and cafe.
In the area you are also a few interesting sites to be visited. One is Woloan, where you can see the typical houses on stilts making Minahasa. There are also village Pulutan, industrial pottery.
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