Kintamani tours

Kintamani Volcano is one of the most popular and favorite tourist attraction in north-east of Bali is home to bewitching nature and six ancient villages along with the prime attraction, the mesmerizing Batur Lake perched aside an active volcano.

The villages of Penelokan, Toya Bungkah, Batur, Kedisan, Abung, Songan and Kintamani symbolize timeless beauty, as they surround the cauldron of the lake. The locals devotedly follow their ancestral traditions, which are handed over from generation to generation.

Their lifestyle is however, adapted from the after effects of the eruptions from Mount Batur, which has lashed out its wrath over 24 times since 1800.

There are also a number of villages in the Kintamani area including old Balinese Aga villages situated around Batur Lake.

Lake Batur provides the majority of Bali’s irrigation water and is also a local breeding ground for freshwater fish.

The fertile Kintamani area is a top producer of fruit and vegetables in Bali. This highland area is at approximately 400 metres above sea level, with cool air condition in the daytime and cold at night. Penelokan Viewpoint

Penelokan is one of the main villages and offers one of the best vantage points at the southernmost rim of the crater, boasting sweeping views over Kintamani Volcano.

At 1,500m above sea level, the combination of black molten rock and dark lava slopes contrasted against the blue lake and lush green vegetation make it the best place to enjoy these stunning panoramas.
Penelokan Vilage

Penelokan Village is located Kintamani District, Bangli Regency. Around 90 minute from Denpasar and 120 minute from Ngurah Rai International to a reached Penelokan Village. Batur Lake shape that looks like a human brain from distance with fantastic scenery also supported by many restaurants with backdrop Mountain View is still natural so make this area as a favorite place for lunch for tourists.

Penelokan is means “place to be seen”, with height of 1450 above the sea levels makes the village was impressed cold and pure.

Many local and foreign tourists choose this place to enjoy the fresh mountain air, while looking the beautiful scenery with black lave dense from eruption of Batur Mount in 1917 which once destroy Penelokan Village.

With the development of tourism in Kintamani area, was impact for the economy in this village. Even though many villages to work as farmers but also in commercial sector is develops