Trekking to Mountain Rinjani

At 3,726m, Mt. Rinjani is the second highest volcanic peak in Indonesia and is a part of the celebrated "Ring of Fire".

Forest slope rising directly from the sea create their own weather bla..bla....and act as the main water-catchment for the island of Lombok. Gunung Rinjani National Park lies within a major bio-geographical transition zone (Wallaceae), where the flora and fauna of South East Asia meets that of Australasia. The National Park, one of 50 throughout Indonesia, was established in 1997.

Forest slope rising directly from the sea create their own weather xxx and act as the main water-catchment for the island of Lombok. Gunung Rinjani National Park lies within a major bio-geographical transition zone (Wallaceae), where the flora and fauna of South East Asia meets that of Australasia. The National Park, one of 50 throughout Indonesia, was established in 1997.