Despite not being a sea, Lake Toba boasts natural white sandy shores, a gentle lakefront, and beach-like tourism activities.

UNESCO granted Global Geopark status to the Toba Caldera in 2020, following a nine-year effort by the Indonesian government.

UNESCO assessors will re-evaluate the Toba Caldera Geopark in North Sumatra from July 21–25, focusing on its compliance with ...

The largest volcanic lake on Earth, Lake Toba, is now formed by the massive caldera of Toba, which is still active today. Scientists caution that since magma is still building up beneath the surface, ...

After this cataclysmic event, the Toba Caldera was covered by molten rock, which later cooled and formed the lake. The eruption created Lake Toba, which offers stunning scenery with calm waters ...

Earth Largest volcanic eruption in recorded history happened 7300 years ago The Kikai-Akahoya eruption of an underwater volcano off the coast of Japan ejected enough material to fill Lake Tahoe ...

Today's Google Doodle celebrates Lake Toba, known as Danau Toba, located on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Lake Toba was designated as UNESCO Global Geopark on August 31, 2020.

They estimate that around 320 square kilometres (124 square miles) of magma could be lurking beneath Lake Toba today, a body of water which occupies the supervolcano's caldera created by previous ...

One of these hubs is Lake Toba, a giant volcanic crater lake in North Sumatra province to be ringed with new tourism developments, including the Toba Caldera Resort in Sigapiton.

Professor Danisik and colleagues have studied Lake Toba in Sumatra, an apparently idyllic body of water that actually occupies the caldera of a supervolcano, measuring about 100km by 30km (62 by ...