21-28oCRinjani Trekking and Ecotourism
Overview
At 3.726 m, Mt. Rinjani is the second highest Volcanic peak in
Indonesia and is a part of celebrate "Ring of Fire".
Forested slopes rising directly from the sea create their own
weather pattern and act is the main water-catchments for the island of
Lombok.
Gunung Rinjani National Park lies within a major
bio-geographical
transition zone (Wallace), with the flora and fauna between South East
Asia and Australia.
Packages