NATIONAL PARK CONSERVATION

Gunung Rinjani National Park

West Nusa Tenggara's and the country's most popular tourism location.
Mount Rinjani is a mountain in the West Nusa Tenggara island of Lombok. With an elevation of 3,726 meters above sea level, the mountain is Indonesia's second tallest volcano.
  • 41,330 Ha
  • Rinjani Scops Owl, Flores Hawk-eagle, Helmeted Friarbird, Cockatoo, Scaly-crowned Honeyeater, Sunda Porcupine, Native Orchid, Bayur tree, Mahogany, Iron Redwood, Beard Lichen, Pearly Everlasting

Challenge Your Adrenaline in Rinjani

Rinjani Summit is arguably one of the most popular tourist locations in Rinjani National Park. To reach the peak, we will walk over a hiking track with a "S" shaped slope and sand dunes along 400 meters. Mount Rinjani may be accessible via the Senaru and Sembalun gates. The Senaru hiking track is the most popular, but it is also the route taken by inhabitants to perform traditional rites at the summit of Rinjani or at Segara Anak Lake. This lake is unique in that it resembles a crescent moon; people who are intrigued about it will undoubtedly visit the location to witness and experience its natural beauty.

 

The natural beauty created by the eruption of the Rinjani volcano.

 

Mount Rinjani's eruption also created a lake, which is known as Mount Baru Jari. The term "independent" refers to a person who does not work for the government. Otak Kokok hot spring is also a must-see location because inhabitants tell a fascinating narrative about how the water changes color when exposed to the body and how the color of the water signifies the health of the body. If the water gets white it signals being unwell, if the water is healthy, it suggests a healthy body.

Mount Rinjani is one of the sites that must be visited to enjoy the beauty of nature produced by volcanic eruptions. Visitors will be spoilt for choice when it comes to vistas and tours.

  • Location & How To Get There

    • May - September
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      1. Jakarta - Praya, Lombok Tengah: 3 hour 15 minutes by plane

      Mataram: 50 minutes driving

      1. Mataram - Sembalun: 3 hour driving

      Plawangan Sembalun: 5 hour on foot

      Summit of Mount Rinjani: 2 hour 30 minutes on foot

      1. Mataram -  Senaru: 2 hour driving

      Danau Segara Anak: 9 hour on foot

      Plawangan Sembalun: 4 hour on foot

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