Indonesia, as part of the Pacific Ring of Fire, has many active volcanoes scattered across the archipelago. For climbers, there are seven highest peaks known as the "Seven Summits of Indonesia", each located on major Indonesian islands. Here are the seven peaks: Carstensz Pyramid or Puncak Jaya, Papua Located in Papua Province, Carstensz Pyramid or Puncak Jaya has an elevation of 4,884 meters above sea level (msl)....
The origin of the name Mount Papandayan The name Mount Papandayan comes from folklore that developed in the community. In the past, when crossing this mountain, a mysterious sound was often heard resembling the clanking of iron forged by a blacksmith. The smoke billowing from the crater further strengthens the impression. Therefore, the ancient people called it "Mount Pandai" (iron craftsman), which in Sundanese is called Papandayan. Location and Hiking Trail of Mount...
Mount Gede Pangrango is one of the highest mountains in West Java after Mount Ciremai. This mountain has a long history, from its formation process to its designation as Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park (TNGGP). The formation of Mount Gede Pangrango was formed due to the collision between the Eurasian plate and the Oceanic plate. Mount Pangrango itself was formed from the subduction process between Java Island and the Indian Ocean, creating the majestic landscape we know today...
Mount Carstensz, otherwise known as Carstensz Pyramid, is the highest mountain in Indonesia with an altitude of 4,884 meters above sea level (msl). Located in Papua, this mountain is one of the Seven Summits-the seven highest peaks in the world that are the dream of professional climbers. The uniqueness of Mount Carstensz Puncak Jaya is different from other mountains in Indonesia, which are mostly volcanoes. This mountain consists of rock...
The three nearby mountains of Slamet, Sindoro and Sumbing are often referred to as the "3S Mountains." Because of their close proximity, many hikers choose to conquer all three in one expedition. In addition, the hiking trails of these three mountains are not too extreme, making them attractive to a wide range of hikers. Mount Slamet: The Highest in Central Java Mount Slamet has an elevation of about 3,428 meters above sea level (msl) and is...
