Ramzi smart travel | lake linow | tomohon city | Linow Lake is really a water-filled volcanic crater. It's a very pretty little lake, but with some interesting features. Several small vents line the wall of the crater, spewing hot gases and water. Bubbles in the lake indicate there are more vents below the water line. The changing mixture of chemicals in the gases cases the lake to change colors from time to time, from red to deep green to even blue.
There's a rather nice little coffee shop on the short of the lake, making this a good place to stop for an afternoon drink when touring the highlands. If you explore one of the vent areas near the cafe, do take care of your footing. In places the ground looks quite solid, almost like old concrete, but is really very soft and in some cases is underpinned by the running water.
Admission to the park area of Lake Linow is 25,000 Rupiah (3.00 USD). A stop at the lake is included on most highlands tours, such as those offered by Manado-based
There's a rather nice little coffee shop on the short of the lake, making this a good place to stop for an afternoon drink when touring the highlands. If you explore one of the vent areas near the cafe, do take care of your footing. In places the ground looks quite solid, almost like old concrete, but is really very soft and in some cases is underpinned by the running water.
Admission to the park area of Lake Linow is 25,000 Rupiah (3.00 USD). A stop at the lake is included on most highlands tours, such as those offered by Manado-based
at linow like tomohon which describe a metamorf green water
another site of linow lake
sitting in a cofee shop beside of linow city , that very calm situation so great vacation
view beside of linow lake
pinus cover aroun of linow lake so beautiful
This lake have a high dose "belerang" , thats why the color of water always change.Some time a color of water its depending an angel of view and conditions of bright.We can found many animal like bird and so much ant which call as ' sayok ' or ' komo' . An ant whose live in water that can consumption by people who live around linow lake.
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