GUNUNG · Indonesia
Bukit Temiang
Source
Lanskap kawasan Taman Nasional Kerinci Seblat — foto kawasan, bukan puncak spesifik. Photo: source
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Information
- Elevation
- 1.798 m
- Country
- Indonesia (ID)
- Location / Range
- Bukit Barisan (Jambi Province, Sumatra)
- Mountain type
- Montane forest peak (non-volcanic) in the Bukit Barisan range, Jambi Province
- Volcanic?
- No (non-volcanic)
- Coordinates
- -1.8015, 101.7187
- Difficulty
- Not documented as a regular hiking trail; a montane forest summit with no recorded official route
- Best Season
- Not documented; the Bukit Barisan area of Jambi is in general drier around June–September
- Permits & Rules
- No specific permit information is documented
- Hazards
- Remoteness, dense montane rainforest with no clear trail, and very limited field data
Description
Bukit Temiang is a forested mountain peak in the Bukit Barisan range of Jambi Province, Sumatra, Indonesia. According to the DEM-based geographic database summarised on Cebuano Wikipedia, its summit reaches about 1,798 metres above sea level (other mapping databases record a figure of around 1,750 m), at coordinates near 1°47′ South and 101°43′ East — roughly 800 kilometres north-west of Jakarta. Its prominence is only about 15 metres, indicating it is a bump on a broader ridge; the nearest higher peak (about 2,093 m) lies some 15 kilometres to the south-west. The surrounding area is almost entirely forest-covered with a very low population density (about 4 people per square kilometre). The climate is tropical, with an average temperature of around 19°C and annual rainfall of about 3,330 millimetres. Bukit Temiang has virtually no climbing documentation: there is no record of an official trail, and available information is limited to geographic data from mapping databases and encyclopaedias.
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