Thursday, March 21, 2013

Sentani Lake, Papua


Sentani Lake, Papua


Lake Sentani is the name of a lake in Papua that is well known in many parts. Sentani Lake has a beautiful view of the surface of the water sparkling in the sunshine override. What lake is located near Jayapura, capital of Papua. The surface of calm lake water will make you feel peaceful like being in heaven. By embracing the Cyclops Mountains in the north and the lush vegetation as a beautiful backdrop and a betengger protect 24 villages around the lake to make Lake Sentani very beautiful and unique. Local residents around the lake have a friendly nature and creative. The results of their crafts are the best in the land of Papua. 

Lake Sentani sail a boat is a wonderful experience. You can rent a boat motor in one of the villages. Feel the breeze caress your skin and hair as she drove onto the surface of the lake, houses perpetuate the stage and get acquainted with the locals only you can get and feel in this lake. Lake Sentani and its surroundings used to be a training ground for landing seaplanes. The foundation was built by the Japanese and then taken over by the U.S. Army in 1944. Legend of the American war, General MacArthur said to have lived on the lake and on 22 islands in it.

Life as a fisherman and a location close to the provincial capital, is the reason why most of the population around Lake Sentani is open to visitors. Stage house with a pool and nets are a common sight on the lake. This lake is home to at least 33 species of fish, which is almost half of whom are native lake. Lake Sentani is a drive for about 30 minutes to the west of the city of Jayapura. Sentani airport, located about 40 kilometers (25 miles) from Jayapura. As the capital of the vast province, Jayapura well connected with major cities in Indonesia, both by air and sea. It is recommended to always check your flight details. Outside the airport, minibus passengers waiting to go to Jayapura. Prices vary, so make sure you agree on the fare before you board the minibus.

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