The lake is managed primarily by the local village community as a form of grassroots tourism development.
The water body serves dual functions as both a functional irrigation reservoir and a social gathering space for the Pamegarsari community.
The name 'Setu' is the local Sundanese term for a reservoir or artificial lake.
It is a frequent destination for amateur anglers targeting freshwater fish species common to Indonesian reservoirs.
Lake Lebak Wangi is a community-managed reservoir in Parung, Bogor, serving as a local recreational area and fishing destination. The site functions as a catchment area that has been developed by the local village government into a modest eco-tourism destination. Visitors typically engage in shore fishing or rent small pedal boats to traverse the calm water. The surrounding area is characterized by rural scenery and vegetation that buffers the site from the busier sections of Parung. Recent infrastructure additions include simple gazebos for seating and small stalls selling local snacks. The lake is situated directly across from the Al-Hayyan school complex.
The floating wooden bridge or the pedal boat boarding area overlooking the center of the lake.
Bring mosquito repellent, especially if visiting during the late afternoon hours.
Bring your own fishing gear if you intend to fish, as rental equipment availability is inconsistent.
Visit on a weekday to avoid the increased crowds and noise of local weekend family gatherings.
Avoid visiting during heavy rain as the lakeside paths can become muddy and slippery.
Modest casual attire is recommended out of respect for the surrounding local residential community.
