Banyuwangi / Bondowoso, East Java
Gunung Kawah Ijen is one of Indonesia's most famous volcanoes, known for its striking turquoise acidic crater lake and the rare blue flames visible before sunrise. The hike is moderately challenging, taking around 2–3 hours round trip. Visitors can also observe traditional sulfur mining along the trail.
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The Margahayu–Tepe route is an alternative hiking trail in the Mount Ijen area of East Java. The trail passes through plantations, montane forests, and volcanic terrain before reaching scenic viewpoints overlooking the Ijen massif. Hikers can enjoy the area's cool climate, lush vegetation, and panoramic views, making it a quieter option for exploring the Ijen volcanic landscape.
The route from Butaran to Puncak Sejati is a challenging section of the Mount Raung trek, crossing narrow volcanic ridges and rugged rocky terrain. As hikers leave Butaran Peak, they traverse exposed paths toward the true summit, where breathtaking views of Raung's vast caldera and surrounding mountains await. This demanding route is recommended for experienced hikers with good fitness and scrambling skills.
The Kalibaru Trail is one of the main routes to Puncak Sejati (True Summit) of Mount Raung, one of Java's most challenging volcanoes. The route passes through dense forests, steep volcanic ridges, and exposed rocky sections before reaching the dramatic summit rim. The final approach requires scrambling and offers spectacular views of the massive volcanic crater, making it a rewarding adventure for experienced mountaineers.
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