• Mount Batur - Mount Batur, also known as Gunung Batur, is a renowned and highly active volcano standing at 1,717 meters or 5,633 feet. Physically-fit hikers can reach the summit in approximately two and a half hours. Climbing Mount Batur provides a unique chance to witness an unforgettable sunrise from the peak of an active volcano. The panoramic views of Bali from the top are absolutely breathtaking.

Upon reaching the summit and enjoying the sunrise (weather permitting), the group will hike around the three volcanic craters, offering a truly spectacular experience! The guide will provide water, snacks, and breakfast to ensure this adventure is unforgettable.

• Breakfast

Embarking on a climb up Mount Batur, Bali’s renowned active volcano, in the early morning hours is one of the most adventurous, challenging, and fulfilling experiences on the Island of the Gods.

Mount Batur (Gunung Batur), situated northwest of Mount Agung, features a unique “double caldera” (one crater within another), offering some of Bali’s most breathtaking views. The first recorded eruption of Batur occurred in 1804, and it has remained frequently active, with the last significant eruption in 1963. The southeast side of the larger 10×13 km caldera houses a caldera lake, Danau Batur, which is the largest crater lake on Bali and a vital source of fish. The inner crater forms a classic volcano-shaped peak that rises to 1,717 meters. The caldera is inhabited and includes the two main villages of Kedisan and Toya Bungkah.

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