Indonesia is indeed rich in charm. In Indonesia, not only customs and culture, but also tourist attractions contribute to the wealth of the country on the equator. As one of the islands crossed by the equator, the island of Kalimantan has extraordinary appeal. This island, which has a lot of natural wealth, is one of the islands where you can enjoy its natural beauty. Here is a rather unique magical place called Labuan Cermin. Both the beach and the mountains, this place is a lake with a beauty that will amaze everyone who visits it.
Labuan Cermin Lake is located in the village of Labuan Kelambu in Biduk-Biduk District, East Kalimantan, which is about 6 to 7 hours by road from the capital of Berau Regency, Tanjung Redeb, East Kalimantan. Although the journey is quite long, when you see the natural beauty of Labuan Cermin, your tiredness will soon disappear. Boat to cross to Labua. To get to Labuan Cermin Lake, visitors need to rent a boat at the pier with a boat rental fee of 200,000 round trip, and it will be cheaper if they come in groups. Upon reaching there,
visitors will be fascinated with the beauty of this lake. Labuan Cermin Lake has very clear water, even the bottom of the lake in the form of sea sand is clearly visible. Why is it called Labuan Cermin? This is because Labuan Cermin has a layer that reflects sunlight. This happens because Labuan Cermin Lake has a salty taste that can be felt when we taste the water on the surface of the lake, while the water on the bottom of the lake tastes fresh. These two types of water ensure that the lake has a separating layer that allows the water to bounce back. It is not uncommon for Labuan Cermin Lake to be called "Two Flavor Lake". Even though it looks shallow, you still need to be vigilant because the depth of this lake actually reaches 4 to 5 meters. The scenery around Labuan Cermin Lake is very relaxing. Surrounded by leafy trees that make the environment very shady, it is very suitable as a tourist place to escape momentarily from the hustle and bustle that is often encountered every day.
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