• Mount Agung - Mount Agung is the highest peak in Bali, standing at over 3,000 meters (9,800 feet) above sea level. The trek is physically demanding and requires a good level of fitness. It’s steeper and more difficult than Mount Batur, requiring stamina and determination to reach the summit.

Climbing Mount Agung usually requires a permit, and it’s recommended to go with a local guide for safety and navigation, as the trail can be challenging to follow, especially in the dark. Guides are also knowledgeable about the mountain and its cultural significance.

From the summit, trekkers are rewarded with panoramic views of Bali and the surrounding islands, including Mount Rinjani on Lombok, on clear days. The sight of the crater and the surrounding landscape is awe-inspiring and makes the challenging ascent worthwhile.

• Free pick up and drop off from your hotel in Ubud
• Entry Tickets to Mount Agung
• 3 Bottle water/person
• Breakfast
• Hiking poles, headlamp/torch
• Professional Local Guide

Mount Agung is Bali’s highest and most sacred mountain, revered as the dwelling place of God. Situated in Karangasem Regency, Bali, Indonesia, Mount Agung rises 3,142 meters above sea level. Physically fit hikers can reach the summit in approximately 3 to 4 hours from the Pasar Agung Temple starting point, or in 5 to 7 hours from the Besakih Temple starting point. For adventurous tourists who find trekking or climbing exhilarating, this is a must-do.

Climbing Mt. Agung with a local Bali Mountain Guide will immerse you in the spiritual atmosphere and offer a closer look at the surroundings. This experience will make your holiday in Bali truly thrilling. Witness the breathtaking sunrise from the peak of Mount Agung, a sight unlike any other. You can also catch a glimpse of Mount Rinjani on Lombok Island from the summit. There are two popular climbing routes to the top of the mountain.

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