Patengan Situ or Situ Patenggang derived from Sundanese language. Situ means lake, while patengan / patenggang derived from the word-teangan Pateangan, which means looking at each other.
That said, there was a prince named Raden Indrajaya and a daughter named Goddard Rengganis who loved each other. However, due to circumstances, both are forced to split up. Both were hit by a prolonged sadness, to the extent that they were both tears welled up and formed a situ / lake. Finally, because the love each other and seek each other, the two met again on a stone which is now called Rock of Love. Goddess Rengganis asks the prince to make an island and a boat for them both around the lake. The boat is then turned into a heart-shaped island called Pulau Asmara / Island Sasaka. This story evolved from myth, that is for lovers who want their lasting relationship, come to Situ patengan and together boating around the lake to the island of Asmara and Stone Love.
Area patengan reached about 60 acres. The beauty of the area patengan Situ will not be forgotten by the visitors. Like the tea gardens that extend Rancabali broad and dynamic, and conservation areas patengan beautiful pine forests and cool. Visitors can enjoy the panoramic beauty of nature around the lake by speed boat, rowing boat colorful, water bike, and duck Genjot leased. For visitors who want to provoke, in this area there are locations for fishing.
The area is located in the village Situ patengan patengan, Rancabali District, Bandung District, West Java Province, Indonesia. This area is about 47 miles south of downtown Bandung. In Situ patengan area there are many supporting facilities, such as parking areas, small mosque, souvenir shops, restaurants, shelters, shelter, seating mats and boats for hire.
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