Lekuk Lembah

Valley at the north face of Kaveto Mountain. The south section of the valley ends in a concave, sheer cliff face that rises almost 2km up to the peak of Kaveto Mountain. Only a few rugged trees and shrubs dot the cliff. A lake collects the majority of the runoff water from the north face of Kaveto, and feeds the Vuolde River, which runs south through Boneana and into the Sur Sea. The east and west ends of the valley rise into the Kaveto Foothills.
The weather in the valley is unusually warm due to how close it is to Kaveto.
The Maha Candi (primary holy site) of Gumaga is located on the lake. Many of the Gumaga faithful travel to the valley and you must prove your holiness before being allowed entrance to the valley. Only the holiest of the Gumaga faithful are allowed into the southern part of the valley where the Maha Candi is.