When was the last time Mount Rinjani erupted?

When was the last time Mount Rinjani erupted?

27 September 2016

How high is Mount Rinjani?

12,224′
Mount Rinjani/Elevation
At 3,726 meters tall, Gunung Rinjani is the second highest mountain in Indonesia. The climb to the top may not be easy but it’s worth it, and is widely regarded as one of the best views in the country. Within the mountain is a crescent shaped lake, the breathtaking Segara Anak which is a spiritual place.

How big is the Mount Rinjani National Park?

The mountain and its satellites form the Mount Rinjani National Park ( Taman Nasional Gunung Rinjani) [8] – officially 41,000 hectares within the park boundaries and a further 66,000 hectares of protected forest outside. In 2008, the Indonesian government proposed to UNESCO that Mount Rinjani be one of the world’s official geoparks.

When did Mount Rinjani become an official Geopark?

In 2008, the Indonesian government proposed to UNESCO that Mount Rinjani be one of the world’s official geoparks. If this was approved by UNESCO, Mount Rinjani would become the first such geological park in Indonesia. This is a very active volcano. The oldest recorded historical eruption was in 1847.

Is there a trekking company for Mount Rinjani?

Comparable with the more famous mountain tracks, Rinjani offers adventurous respect scenery, waterfalls, rain forest, wildlife, hot springs, caves, demanding trekking, pristine lake, interesting culture and of course the volcano. We are the only trekking company that will take you further, to the top of the mountain is really magnificent.

Can you climb Rinjani without a certified guide?

Rinjani Park regulations stipulate the use of a certified guide so the people at the centre at the start of the hike are not happy to let you climb Rinjani without. With a lot of patience and explanations you can sign a paper wich says that you are responsible for yourself and not the organisation.