Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Kedung Ombo Reservoir, located in the province of Central Java, Indonesia, spans across the regions of Boyolali, Sragen, and Grobogan. Originally constructed in the 1980s as an agricultural irrigation project, it has developed into a hub for recreation and tourism. The reservoir covers an area of approximately 6,576 hectares, offering stunning views and a peaceful environment for both tourists and locals. Aquatic life flourishes in these waters, making it a popular spot for fishing enthusiasts targeting species like tilapia and carp. The reservoir's surroundings include grassy picnic areas, gentle hills, and local eateries serving traditional Javanese cuisine. Moreover, this area serves as a critical water supply and irrigation source for the surrounding rural communities. Its history, coupled with its natural beauty, attracts visitors who enjoy outdoor activities, including boating and peaceful walks along the water's edge.
