Travel Guide Tondano

The road to Tondano is rather surprising, not so much for the number of tunnels built by the Japanese as for the presence of Mount Klabat, which rises to 2,022 m above sea level. Anchored on the shores of the eponymous lake, the town of Tondano's wide streets slope gently down to the lake, where water trickles down from the valley's rice fields. Around the pasar (market) in the hills, you can, on certain days, eat dog. Gastronomic adventurers, grab your cutlery! At 50 km², Lake Tondano is the largest lake in the region. The surrounding rice paddies stretch magnificently to the foot of the mountains.