Kaolin Lake Belitung

Kaolin Lake (Danau Kaolin) is an artificial lake in Air Raya, Tanjung Pandan, Belitung Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands, Indonesia. Formed in a former open-pit kaolin mining excavation that filled with rainwater, it is notable for its vivid turquoise-blue water contrasting with stark white kaolin walls and mounds. The site has become a popular photography and sightseeing stop near Tanjung Pandan, illustrating the island's mining heritage and distinctive post-mining landscape.

Visitors can expect a former kaolin mining pit filled with bright turquoise-blue water surrounded by stark white kaolin earth mounds and cliffs. The landscape is open and arid with minimal vegetation, offering panoramic views of the lake from elevated banks and designated viewing areas. There are simple photo spots and small shelters, with the contrast between white soil and blue water as the main visual feature. The area is compact and explored on foot along the lake perimeter.