Overlooking from the ridge road that leads to Munduk, enveloped in the cool air of the northern Bedugul highlands, lie Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan. Known as the 'Twin Lakes,' they boast one of Bali's most mystical and serene landscapes. Believed to have once been a single giant caldera lake separated by a geological shift, their surfaces, surrounded by deep forests, quietly reflect the sky and clouds. This viewpoint is more than just a scenic spot; it's a place where Bali's nature worship and ancient history are still palpable. Especially in the early morning or at dusk, when mist shrouds the lakes, it creates a fantastical world like an ink painting, inviting visitors into a meditative state. For those wishing to escape the hustle of the south and connect with the quiet, sacred nature that is the 'soul' of Bali, this is an essential stop.