Quick Info

Visit Duration: 6 Days

Timings: May and October & April and October

Entry type: Paid

Entry Details: 100,000 Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

summary

Mount Batur is an active volcano in the center of Bali and is considered to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Located in the northwest part of the island, it is surrounded by lush forests, stunning calderas, and panoramic views of the distant ocean.

Mount Batur offers many classic features that make it so extraordinary:

•The caldera is 1,500 meters wide with rounded peaks that were formed thousands of years ago.

•There is a lake at the bottom of the crater that was created by molten lava and has now become a popular swimming spot.

•The slopes are home to some of Bali’s most diverse flora and fauna, including wild orchids, kingfishers and tropical birds.

•At its peak stands a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva where locals can offer prayers for good fortune.

No matter what your preferred type of adventure may be – from a leisurely stroll through coffee plantations to trekking up steep mountainside terrain – Mount Batur has something for everyone.

Highlights of Mount Batur

•The Penglipuran Village is a traditional Balinese village located at the foot of Mount Agung and surrounded by spectacular rice fields. A visit to Penglipuran village is worth it just to see the intricately designed buildings and discover its tranquil atmosphere.

•Trunyan Village is another place worth visiting near Mount Batur. It is surrounded by uninterrupted green landscape and encircled by Mt Agung, Mt Abang, and Lake Batur. The villagers have their own burial methods with the dead simply placed in bamboo cages.

•Goa Kedaton Temple or Cave of King Kedaton, located at the hillside of Mt Abang, offers a chilled atmosphere for all nature lovers. It's situated in the middle of a beautiful forest reserve with a variety of flowers, plants, trees, birds and butterflies that surrounds the temple complex.

There are more amazing places to explore like Pura Lempuyang Temple known as ‘the-gateway-to-heaven’, Toya Bungkah hot spring, Ulun Danu Beratan Temple and many more.

Mount Batur Overview

Mount Batur offers many classic features that make it so extraordinary:

•The caldera is 1,500 meters wide with rounded peaks that were formed thousands of years ago.

•There is a lake at the bottom of the crater that was created by molten lava and has now become a popular swimming spot.

•The slopes are home to some of Bali’s most diverse flora and fauna, including wild orchids, kingfishers and tropical birds.

•At its peak stands a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva where locals can offer prayers for good fortune.

No matter what your preferred type of adventure may be – from a leisurely stroll through coffee plantations to trekking up steep mountainside terrain – Mount Batur has something for everyone.

Points Of Interest for Mount Batur

•Enjoy breathtaking views of the majestic volcano and mirror-like lake

•Soak in the surreal experience of hiking up a volcano bathed in twilight at sunrise

•Witness the eruption of volcanoes, stunning lava formations and stunning hot springs

•Visit traditional Balinese villages and immerse yourself in local culture

•Explore ancient temples, waterfalls, and dense jungles

From the moment you set foot on its soil, you’re bound to be enthralled.

Best time to visit Mount Batur

Mount Batur is a sight to behold - no matter what time of the year you visit. However, the best time to visit Mount Batur is during the dry season between May and October. This is when the weather is perfect - it's neither too hot nor too cold - and you can take in all of its stunning panoramic views.

But even if you don't have the luxury of visiting during these months, Mount Batur still holds its own beauty during wet season as well. The lush green landscapes look all the more beautiful after a rainfall and make for some pretty spectacular sunrises and sunsets. Plus, there's much more wildlife to be seen!

The best way to get the most out of your experience at Mount Batur is by taking a guided tour. These tours usually include a full-day trek up to the summit, with stops along the way to enjoy snacks and some rest time. You'll also get educated on some interesting facts about Mount Batur’s unique history, which can definitely make your journey even more special.