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The Indonesian mountains are a climber's paradise.

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For hikers, nature lovers, and those curious about Indonesia's volcanic activity, these mountains provide a variety of vistas and experiences.

An active volcano on Lombok Island, standing at 3,726 meters. It's renowned for its challenging treks and the stunning Segara Anak crater lake.

Mount Rinjani

Part of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park in East Java, this active volcano is famous for its sunrise views and the surrounding sea of sand.

Mount Bromo

The highest mountain on Java Island at 3,676 meters, known for its active volcanic activity and as a popular hiking destination.

Semeru

Bali's highest point at 3,031 meters, this active volcano is considered sacred and offers challenging treks with panoramic views.

Mount Agung

An active stratovolcano located on the border between Central Java and Yogyakarta, known for its frequent eruptions and as a popular climbing spot.

Mount Merapi

The highest volcano in Indonesia, standing at 3,805 meters in Sumatra, surrounded by lush forests and tea plantations.

Mount Kerinci

Located in Bondowoso, East Java, famous for its stunning turquoise sulfur lake and the blue flame phenomenon caused by sulfuric gases igniting.

Ijen

Situated on the border of Central and East Java, this dormant volcano is known for its cultural significance and scenic hiking trails.

Mount Lawu

The highest peak in Central Java at 3,428 meters, offering challenging treks and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Mount Slamet

Located in West Java, known for its bubbling mud pools, sulfur vents, and the picturesque Dead Forest.

Mount Papandayan - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go

Part of the Gede Pangrango National Park in West Java, offering diverse flora and fauna, and popular for hiking and camping.

Mount Gede

Adjacent to Mount Gede, standing at 3,019 meters, known for its dense forests and the Suryakencana meadow filled with edelweiss flowers.

Mount Pangrango

Bali's second-highest mountain at 2,276 meters, covered in dense rainforest and less frequented by tourists, offering serene trekking experiences.

Mount Batukaru - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go

Located on Flores Island, famous for its three colored crater lakes that change hues due to volcanic activity.

Kelimutu

An active volcano in North Sumatra, popular for its accessible summit and geothermal features like hot springs and fumaroles.

Mount Sibayak

An active volcano in North Sumatra, known for its recent eruptions and as a challenging climb for adventure seekers.

Mount Sinabung

Located on Sumbawa Island, famous for its massive 1815 eruption, which was one of the most powerful in recorded history.

Mount Tambora

Situated in West Java, known for the Kawah Putih (White Crater) lake, a popular tourist destination with its striking turquoise waters.

Mount Patuha

Located in East Java, standing at 3,339 meters, popular for trekking and rich in historical and cultural sites along its slopes.

Arjuno-Welirang

An active stratovolcano in East Java, known for its massive caldera and challenging treks, attracting experienced hikers.

Mount Raung