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Beauty of Mount Rinjani 3.726 mdpl

Well, all the pictures were taken when I was travel and hiking to Rinjani Volcano Mountain 04 - 06 July 2018.
Hiking started at Senaru Village.
There are 2 climbing routes to reach Top of Rinjani, namely Sembalun and Senaru. Sembalun is a favorite path for climbers because even though the track is longer but can save 700 m altitude.


Mount Rinjani is an active volcano located in Lombok Island, Indonesia. Are you a nature lover and a mountain lover? It's not complete yet if you haven't felt the sensation of climbing on a mountain that is famous for being very beautiful for its natural charm. With an altitude of 3,726 meters above sea level and located in the north of the island of Lombok, Mount Rinjani is the second highest volcano in Indonesia. Entering the Gunung Rinjani National Park area and surrounded by forests and scrub 76,000 hectares is a beautiful sight for Mount Rinjani.
Sunset at Senaru Rim
Morning view from Senaru Rim, Sagara Anak lake and Mount Batujari Crater.
Sagara Anak lake and Mount Batujari Crater. Segara Anak Lake is located at an altitude of approximately 2000 meters above sea level. Many interesting things that can be done in this lake, besides being able to enjoy the pretty natural scenery, in Segara Anak Lake there are also much fish ranging from mas, and tilapia. These fish are deliberately bred by the government and the local community to add to the attraction of Segara Anak Lake.


Savana view to Sembalun Rim.

View Top of Rinjani at Sembalun Rim.


View from Summit 7.00 am 3.726 mdpl

Went down from the summit 8.00 am
So, the charm possessed by Mount Rinjani is almost perfect so there is no doubt that Rinjani is an attraction that can attract the interest of foreign and domestic tourists to climb it. And climbing Mount Rinjani will certainly be a memory and life experience that will not be forgotten.
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