Holiday Ayo - When visiting Dieng, don't miss the opportunity to visit Pengilon Lake. The location of this lake is adjacent to Telaga Warna. Although the two are next to each other, these two lakes have different characteristics.

Pengilon Lake has a clear and colorless water-like Color Lake. For those of you who have a hobby of photography, this place is suitable for you to make a photo spot because it has a view decorated by hills.

The site offers lucrative stunning natural attractions, especially lakes and mountains. Residing by Warna Lake, there is a pristine tourist spot called Pengilon Lake. Both of them belong to Dieng Wetan Village, though.

Pengilon means “Bercermin” (reflecting). It is because the lake water is quite clear, so people can see their reflection well on it. Apart from its mesmerizing beauty, the site also becomes a good spot for witnessing Pacific Black Duck or Mliwis. These birds are seen flying and playing around in the location, so tourists can observe them wholeheartedly.

Pangilon Lake is surrounded by hills and lush nature, including dense trees. The most common species are the acacia trees and they grow abundantly there. Not to mention several local farms are also seen near to the lake. The lake also becomes a resting point for hikers who return from either Sikunir or Prau Mountain. Featuring fresh air and comforting nuance, no one can deny the charm of the lake. Above all, the lake water is quite mesmerizing, displaying purity and small fish to tourists.

For those who look for a calmer and fresher nuance, Pangilon is considered a better choice, though. The lake also becomes an important water supply and irrigation for nearby villages, especially Jojogan.

How to Get There
Resides in a secluded area, so going to Pangilon Lake takes a bit of effort to reach it.

There are two routes available, which are through Jojogan Village and the entry Point of Warna Lake. Both of the routes share the same distance, after all. Tourists only need to spend 30 minutes to reach the lake.