Danau Siombak is located in the village of Paya Pasir in the district of Medan Marelan. It is not difficult to come to Danau Siombak. Follow the main road of Marelan Raya and continue straight along the Marelan tax until you meet the Gapura Museum of China. Not far from here you will find Gapura Welcome in Danau Siombak.
Once at the Danau Siombak gate, be careful. Because there are two fork paths, a top and a bottom. Jalan Pasar Nippon is located under the gate on the right. While another Jalan Danau Siombak is empty, the portal is on the left.
Curiously, although his name is Jalan Danau Siombak, he did not drive to Siombak Lake, but to the site of the China City Museum. As Jalan Pasar Nippon drives to the end, he meets Lake Siombak. Thus, between the Siombak Lake Gate and the door of the Chinese City Museum are closely related. From the door of the China City Museum, leave the Danau Siombak door and vice versa.
Historically, there is not much to say about the context of Siombak Lake formation. In addition, Lake Siombak Marelan is not as big as Lake Toba or as spectacular as Lake Linting. It's mediocre, but there is also a special place for Siombak Lake.
After word of mouth, Danau Siombak was reportedly an Erdsteinbruch artificial lake in the 1980s for the construction of the Belawan-Medan-Tanjung Morawa toll road project.
Siombak Lake is very much like a huge pond with an area of ? about 40 hectares and a diameter of 1,000 meters. The depth is about 15 meters. In terms of width and depth, check again.
If you look closely and think about it, the location of the beauty of Lake Siombak is not the beautiful shape of the lake itself, but the serenity of Lake Siombak. Silent, it sounds like a conversation in the heart, twigs rubbing on other branches.
No waves or waves at Siombak Lake. In other words, when the wind hits the water, it causes waves and small waves. When he saw the sun falling in the water, there was no roar and riots, everything was calm. Siombak Lake and its surroundings are very beautiful.
The particularity of Siombak Lake, perhaps because it lies between two rivers, namely Sungai Terjun and the Deli River, is called the mouth. Although the water is broken and salt-free, it does not appear that mangrove creeks develop like a river mouth or a pond near the sea.
If you go to Lake Siombak, you will not settle easily for one place. Many interesting places on Lake Siombak for photos. You can also enjoy nature with views of the lake and fish ponds. Watch hordes of white storks and flying birds flying to catch fish.
Beware of people who are interested in fish and waiting for the bait to be caught by the fish.
Perhaps it is the only ancient archaeological site that is an inexpensive tourist destination in North Sumatra. Registration fees are only Rp. 2000 plus parking Rp. 2000. Rental prices for cottages are between Rp. 10,000 Rp. 20,000. At Lake Siombak you can play with rowers and rent an outboard . There are other games that are not well maintained.
This place is holidays and weekends with people from different places of the Medan district. In addition to the panoramic view of the lake, visitors can sample typical Malaysian cuisine. However, you must first ask what fish should be cooked, if the fish has just been removed from the pond or if you can choose your own fish.
If you bring young children, make sure you are well supervised and attentive. Because Siombak Lake has no barrier between the water's edge and a location to see the lake. The eye shadow can fall into the lake.
That's why Danau Siombak, located in the village of Paya Pasir in the district of Medan Marelan, is worth a visit. Especially if you want to feel the silence of Lake Siombak, come every day. Do not forget to bring food. Because on Lake Siombak, the search for snacks is rather difficult.
After enjoying the peace and beauty of Lake Bracken. On the Siombak site, you will find a small mosque - a prayer room where you can thank Siombak Lake and the China City Museum, a tourist destination in North Sumatra offering another facet.
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