Floating Market Lembang

Floating Market Lembang is a man-made lake attraction in Lembang, West Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia. Opened in 2012, it recreates the traditional floating market culture of South Kalimantan with vendors selling food and drinks from boats on a lake. Set in the cool highlands north of Bandung, it combines culinary tourism with family recreation, featuring food boats, themed villages, gardens and children's attractions.

Visitors can expect a large artificial lake with wooden boats where vendors sell Indonesian snacks, drinks and meals that are purchased using special market coins exchanged at the entrance. The lakeside is lined with food stalls, seating areas and pedestrian paths. The wider park includes Kota Mini (miniature European-style village), Rainbow Garden with flower displays, Japanese and Korean themed areas, playgrounds and photo spots in a cool highland setting.

Opened in December 2012 as a tourism development inspired by the traditional floating markets of Banjarmasin in South Kalimantan. Created as an artificial lake attraction in the Lembang highlands to introduce floating market trading culture to West Java in a family recreation and culinary tourism format.

Showcases Indonesia's floating market tradition and regional culinary diversity, allowing visitors to experience boat-based food trading adapted for tourism. The park also presents themed cultural villages that introduce visitors to varied architectural and cultural styles in an educational, recreational setting.