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Mount Batur Climbing ($70/pax)

Price $70/pax  Rate including: mineral water, trecking guide, transportation, entrance fee

Mount Agung Climbing ($100/pax)

Price $100/pax  Rate including: mineral water, trecking guide, transportation, entrance fee

We’re leaving at 02:00 from starting point or Pasar Agung Temple the great market for the God according Hindu follower bilief. After making an offering and prayer at the holy Pasar Agung temple, the highest in Bali, we begin the ascent of this impressive volcano to arrive in time to witness the most extraordinary sunrise you see in Bali and to enjoy the spectacular morning views of the neighboring islands of Lombok, Nusa Penida and the whole south and east of Bali. Trekking first through jungle, we pass the tree line and trek up the lava flows, enjoying the spectacular night views of Bali where the lights are amazing. Our experienced climbing guide will always contiguous with you. We would take this trip in around 3 until 4 hours to the summit of mount Agung. When we arrive at the top of Mount Agung we can enjoy the beautiful sunrise and see Bali island from bird eye view. In clear weather we can see the beautiful sunrise with silhouette of Mt. Rinjani in Lombok island. In the way back to the bottom of the mountain we can enjoy the fresh breeze and bird singing.

A climb to the summit of Mount Batur – 1,700 metres above sea level mountain and still an active volcano – to watch the sunrise is a great experience for more energetic travellers. This is an easy climb of about 2 hours, and local guides abound. You do not need to be in peak physical shape to complete this trek. Which parts of the mountain are safely accessible change according to local volcanic activity.  There are two commonly used ascent routes. Both are about the same length, but by far the best is from Toya Bungkah itself, as more than half of the climb is through pleasant shady forest. The alternative route from Pura Jati is across ancient lava fields, there is no shade whatsoever, and underfoot conditions can be harsh. Pre-dawn climbs timed to reach the peak at sunrise are popular, and also give you the best chance of avoiding the cloud which often envelopes the mountain from mid-morning onwards.From the peak of the mountain the views in all directions are quite splendid. The sun rises over much higher Mount Agung to the east, while the northerly aspect back towards the crater rim road takes in a large volcanic ash slope with several steaming, active cones. A popular little gimmick from the guides during the climb is to cook an egg on lava-heated rock. Fun, but also a stark reminder of just how active this volcano is.

Thing To Bring :

> Hiking shoes

> Long pants

> Jacket

> Hat

> Flas light

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