GUNUNG · Indonesia
Gunung Rinjani
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Information
- Elevation
- 3.726 m
- Country
- Indonesia (ID)
- Location / Range
- Lombok Island, West Nusa Tenggara (Mount Rinjani National Park)
- Mountain type
- Stratovolcano (active)
- Volcanic?
- Yes — volcano
- Coordinates
- -8.4119, 116.4573
- Difficulty
- Strenuous — multi-day, the 'Hill of Regret', sand and gravel summit
- Best Season
- Dry season (April–December); follows the TNGR opening schedule
- Permits & Rules
- Online booking & ticket via Mount Rinjani National Park; local porter/guide service generally used
- Hazards
- Volcanic activity (Barujari cone), loose sand-and-gravel summit, fast-changing weather, long trail
Description
Mount Rinjani on Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, is Indonesia's second-highest volcano at 3,726 metres. Its caldera holds the Segara Anak lake with the still-active Barujari cone. Climbs commonly go via Sembalun and Senaru, often combined with the Torean route, and are famous for the 'Hill of Regret' and a punishing sandy summit push. Protected as Mount Rinjani National Park, it is one of Southeast Asia's most iconic treks.
Entry Fees & Tickets
🕒 Riset terakhir: 23 Juni 2026 pukul 08.30 WIBSince 3 November 2025 the Sembalun, Senaru, and Torean trails were upgraded to Class 1, so daily entry tickets are higher in 2026. All climbs MUST be booked through the official eRinjani app, and from 2026 every climber is required to hold helicopter-evacuation insurance. The rates below exclude porters, guides, gear rental, and logistics.
- Indonesian ticket — weekday Rp50,000 / person / day (Class 1 trails: Sembalun, Senaru, Torean)
- Indonesian ticket — weekend/holiday Rp75,000 / person / day
- Indonesian student ticket Rp25,000 / person / day
- Foreigner ticket Rp250,000 / person / day
- Helicopter-evacuation insurance Mandatory for all climbers from 2026 (paid during eRinjani booking)
Planning & Access
How to reach the trailhead, with transport alternatives.
- Car + driver hire BIL/Mataram to Sembalun, about 2.5–3.5 hours · ± Rp350,000–600,000 per car (charter)
- Shuttle/travel Climber shuttle service from Mataram/Senggigi to Sembalun (often bundled into trekking packages) · ± Rp150,000–250,000 per person
Alternative start from Senaru Basecamp (closer from Senggigi/the north). Book your slot & trail via the eRinjani app before departing.
Stay Alert & Safety Tips
Be careful to avoid scammers. Information compiled from climber experiences & trusted sources.
- reportScams Book ONLY through the official eRinjani app. Do not buy 'slots' or tickets from touts/unofficial parties — they may be fake and you'll be turned away at the entrance post.
- infoInfo Use officially registered porters & guides, and agree on price and services upfront in writing so there are no surprise charges.
- thunderstormWeather Weather on the Sembalun ridge and the descent to Segara Anak lake changes fast; the Torean trail is slippery and risky. Make sure your fitness and logistics are sufficient.
Gallery
Foto bersumber dari Wikimedia Commons — klik untuk memperbesar & lihat sumbernya.
Routes
Via Sembalun
BeratPunggungan panjang menuju Plawangan Sembalun lalu summit attack berpasir; sering dikombinasi turun Senaru.
Route Segments
- 1
Sembalun → Pos 2 (Tengengean)
Padang sabana terbuka yang panas & landai; tersedia warung & sumber air di pos.
- 2
Pos 2 → Plawangan Sembalun (Pos 3 → tanjakan)
Menembus 'Bukit Penyesalan' — rangkaian tanjakan terjal menuju bibir kaldera; area kemah dengan panorama danau Segara Anak.
- 3
Plawangan → Puncak Rinjani
Dimulai ±02.00. Jalur pasir & kerikil yang melorot di punggungan sempit; kejar matahari terbit di puncak (3.726 mdpl).
Via Senaru
Sedang–beratLewat hutan menuju Plawangan Senaru & danau Segara Anak; populer sebagai jalur turun.
Via Torean
BeratJalur liar menyusuri lembah dan sumber air panas menuju Segara Anak; pemandangan dramatis.
Climbing Experiences
Climbing Mount Rinjani usually means the Sembalun and Senaru routes, often combined with Torean over 3–4 days. Climbers frequently describe the exhausting 'Hill of Regret', the beauty of Segara Anak lake with its Barujari cone, the hot springs, and the gruelling pre-dawn sandy-gravel summit push. Some accounts also touch on the risks and the value of hiring local porters/guides. The links below come from YouTube vlogs, trip blogs and hiking sites; each is verified reachable before it is shown.
References
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