A Swiss tourist, 46-year-old B.E., suffered severe injuries while descending Mount Rinjani on Lombok.
On the evening of July 16, after reaching the summit, he was heading along the trail to Segara Anak Lake but stumbled and fell into a narrow crevice. The guide accompanying the group, together with st…
Last chance to climb Rinjani this season!🔥…
If mountains are your passion and you’ve long moved beyond "kiddie peaks" like Batur and Ijen, it’s time to challenge yourself on a real summit.
Recently, a tragic incident involving a female tourist from Brazil occurred, and now, there is a new development on Mount Rinjani. A Malaysian tourist was evacuated after falling during the ascent.
Strict limits have been introduced for ascents to the crater of the legendary Mount Rinjani on Lombok Island. Previously, hundreds of tourists gathered on the routes at the same time, turning the uniq…
Nestled in the heart of Bali, Mount Agung captivates with its ancient charm. Once reserved for sacred Hindu rituals, it now became a hotspot for tourists.
Yet, amid the surge in tourism, the Governor of Bali has proposed to ban tourist activities on Mount Agung.
It seems that the authorities in Indonesia are taking the garbage crisis seriously. In Rinjani Natural Park on Lombok, 52 people have been blacklisted after it was revealed that these travelers did no…
Lombok Island lies to the east of Bali and is part of the province of East Nusa Tenggara. To the west of Lombok are the Gili Islands. Lombok is known for its natural landscapes — beaches, mountains, v…
Why climb Rinjani?
▫️At 3,726 meters, it is the second highest peak in Indonesia, towering over the island of Lombok.
▫️An active volcano with a unique crater, inside which a new mountain, Gunung Baru, has formed. Nearby is the sacred Segara Anak Lake.
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A Norwegian citizen with the initials BG, aged 41, was deported by immigration officers in Singaraja for climbing Mount Agung alone. He has been banned from entering Indonesia. BG arrived in Bali on F…
From August 11, ascents to Mount Rinjani on Lombok are allowed again on all six tourist routes. On the first day of opening, 649 people climbed Rinjani — 425 men and 224 women.
