Sari Ater Hot Spring

Sari Ater Hot Spring Resort is a popular natural hot spring and leisure resort in the Subang highland area of West Java, situated on the slopes of the Tangkuban Perahu volcano at approximately 1,000 metres altitude in a landscape of Sundanese tea plantations, pine forests, and the characteristic rolling green hills of West Java's volcanic plateau. The naturally warm bicarbonate spring waters emerge from the volcanic geology of the Tangkuban Perahu caldera — a famous horseshoe-shaped crater accessible 15 kilometres from the springs — providing comfortable mineral bathing in a cooler highland climate that provides relief from the heat and humidity of Bandung city below. The resort's proximity to Bandung — West Java's provincial capital and Indonesia's third-largest city, celebrated for its colonial Dutch architecture, creative industries, and exceptional Sundanese cuisine — makes Sari Ater a popular day trip and weekend escape for the metropolitan population. The surrounding highland landscape of Lembang valley, the Dusun Bambu family leisure park, and the colonial-era Parongpong tea plantation estates create a complete West Java highland wellness experience combining natural spring bathing with the scenic and cultural richness of the Priangan highlands.