Cosa vedere a Lampung

Lampung Essentials

Lampung’s landscape is dominated by the volcanic activity of the Sunda Strait and the rugged Bukit Barisan Selatan mountain range. This selection features the legendary Krakatoa caldera and its active successor, Anak Krakatau, alongside Lake Ranau, Sumatra’s second-largest lake. Natural landmarks like the Bidadari waterfall complement the region's culinary identity, characterized by traditional pindang seafood dishes found in the provincial capital, Bandar Lampung.

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Krakatoa

Krakatoa (), also transcribed Krakatau (), is a caldera in the Sunda Strait between the islands of Java and Sumatra in the Indonesian…

Anak Krakatau

An active cinder cone volcano that emerged in 1927 within the caldera formed by the massive 1883 eruption of Krakatoa.

Lake Ranau

Sumatra's second-largest lake, created by a volcanic earthquake and caldera collapse, featuring Mount Seminung on its horizon.

Air terjun Bidadari

Also known as Angel Waterfall, this multi-tiered cascade is located in the lush highlands near the shores of Lake Ranau.

AIR TERJUN

A natural waterfall located within the mountainous terrain of the West Lampung region.

Pindang Riu

A local restaurant in Bandar Lampung specializing in pindang, a traditional Sumatran spicy and sour fish soup served with regional condiments.