Mt. Batur Sunrise Trekking

Bukit Cilli Rafting Telaga Waja also organize special trekking adventure including Mt. Batur Trekking. Our professional driver will pick you up at your hotel lobby between 01.30-02.00 AM and direct drive to Mt. Batur Trekking Start point where we will start to prepare equipment for the Mt. Batur Trekking activities.
Round 04.30AM, leave the edge of Lake Batur where Mt. Batur Trekking begins. The climb up to the peak of Mt. Batur will be taken approximate 2 hours accompanied by an experienced climbing guide. Please follow the instruction of our trekking guide.
05.00AM, A stop will be done for short break and drinking water is provided at no extra cost.
06.00AM, Arrive at the peak of Mt. Batur, while waiting for the sunrise you will be served a packed breakfast.
06.15AM, Enjoy the beautiful sunrise with an opportunity of having the view of tree nearby mountains Mt. Abang, Mt. Agung and Mt. Rinjani in Lombok in the first light of the day.
07.00AM, Descend the path leading toward the lake, with another brief stop enroute, drinking water will be provided.
10.00AM, Arrive back on the shore of Lake Batur, where a stop is made at the hot springs or refreshing bath. (Package EXCLUDE Hot Spring Entrance Ticket or Spa)
11.30AM, Drive back up to Penelokan to local Restaurant.
12.00AM, Arrived at Local Restaurant, Buffet Lunch will be served for you.
13.00PM, Drive back to your hotel and tour ends.

All above price is included :
~ Air conditioning transportation with professional driver
~ Breakfast box
~ Experienced climbing guide (English speaking)
~ Torch or Flash light.
~ Drinking Water
~ Safety equipment for trekking
~ Buffet Lunch at Suling Bali Restaurant Penelokan Kintamani or silimar

Price excludes :
~ Personal insurance
~ Entrance ticket at hot spring or Spa
~ Personal expenses and tipping
Suggested clothing for climbing :
~ Sport Shoes, long pants and rain coat, own flash light

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Mt. BATUR SUNRISE TREKKING TOUR
Jl. Trenggana no 81 A, Denpasar, BALI
Tel : +62-361-463448/7 (10.00AM-16.00PM from Monday to Friday), (Saturday is close)
Fax : +62-361-463447
Black Berry PIN : 26818B71
Last minute booking, just call or SMS : 0878 613 92784
Last minute e-mail (24 hrs on services) : wirajaya1971@yahoo.com
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Mount Batur is one of small active volcano located at Bangli Regency. Mount Batur sets in the heart of a huge crater 14km in diameter. Adjacent to the volcano is the large crescent-shaped Batur Lake, all surrounded by the high walls of the crater rim. From Panelokan, the main road runs right round the rim towards Kintamani, the panorama shifting as you circle around the crater. The sheer size of the crater conjures up images of the massive eruption of the original Mount Batur that occurred tens of thousands year ago. The volcano is still active today as Balinese all over the island who still remember the great eruption of 1917 will ratify. It claimed thousands of lives and destroyed hundreds of temples. Old people might tell you this was "the year when the world shook". Other eruptions have taken place since, forcing the local population to be relocated, along with several of their temples including one of the main Bali temples, Pura Ulun Danu Batur. Initially inside the huge crater, this temple has been relocated to the top of the ridge overlooking it. Here it now offers an impressive view of Mount Batur. For a complete panoramic view, you can drive half the circumference of the crater along its upper rim. The highest point is Bukit Penulisan. Here, one of the most ancient of Bali's temples contains the remains of carvings from the earliest Buddhist period. One very interesting excursion in Batur is the climb down the inside of the crater from Penelokan to Kedisan. You can then drive around the smaller Mount Batur, through Songan. From Toya Bungkah, boats cross the lake to a Bali Age village called Trunyan. This place is notorious for its mortuary traditions. Instead of cremating the dead, as Balinese do throughout most of the island, the Trunyan community leave the bodies to decompose naturally in a special cemetery.