[2024 Licin Attraction] Travel Guide for Gunung Ijen (Updated Nov)

📍Java Island, Indonesia. List of must-climb active volcanoes/Blue Flame Uizhen Volcano

Yizhen (Yizhen) Crater Lake is like a lake-green canvas The color of sulfur is rendered on the canvas as the wind blows Standing at the crater and watching the thick fog rising slowly, it seemed like time had stood still. 💞Recommended reasons: This is my first time to go to Uijin Volcano We took the train from Malang to Banyuwangi town the day before yesterday. Because the next route is all the way east to Bali. So we have separate itineraries for Mount Bromo and Mount Yizhen. There are many Uijin volcanoes as soon as you come out of Banyuwangi Station #Daytour It takes seven hours by train from Malang to Banyuwangi In addition to resting in the car, I also search for various information It is recommended that you go online to find information about various travel agencies. My own part is to also ask local friends and hotel staff - In fact, Yizhen Volcano has a very special natural landscape - blue flames But this can only be seen before dawn Due to the recent active volcanic eruption, the entire park is closed to visitors at night. The gate is not open to tourists until four o'clock in the morning. In order to catch the blue flames before sunrise The journey is very fast, originally expected to take 1.5-2 hours We arrived at the crater in about an hour It’s a pity that it’s still too late🫣 But the crater is still very spectacular, and the Tiffany Green Crater Lake is amazing. Uizhen Crater Lake has the most acidic liquid in the world with a pH value of 0.5 The temperature is about 200-300 degrees Celsius, very high However, Yizhen Volcano also abides by the laws of nature. The more beautiful it is, the more dangerous it is. We had to wear gas masks to pass through the thick sulfur gas area There are still many local miners working here Every morning, I carry tools from the bottom of the mountain and go up the mountain to mine. Then carry the thick pieces of sulfur down the mountain I have sincere respect for these miners. Life is really not easy There are also many locals pushing carts along the way Tourists who don’t have the energy to go up or down the mountain and are big enough can take the ride for a fee. The fee range is quite wide, from 50,000 to 150,000. It is recommended that you ask more. #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #INDONESIA #BLUE FLAME #BALI

Ijen Mountain

#naturalwonders #100WaysOfTravel The hike to reach the top and then down to the crater is not for everyone, it’s really steep and the way down to the crater can be dangerous. Unfortunately they let anyone do the hike, more than half of the people in the hike were not fit enough to attempt the hike making descending in the crater dangerous for themselves and other. Regulations might be needed. A part from that Ijen was a beautiful, an incredible experience!

The same model as Hua Shao | The volcanoes in Bali are truly stunning

The volcanoes in Bali are truly stunning. Hua Shao really knows how to pick a destination 🌸 Trekking volcanoes, jungle adventures 🌳 Diving paradise, Komodo pink sand beach 🏖 This place is really worth a visit 👍 🎒Travel Preparation ▫️Power bank, mobile phone tripod ▫️Masks, goggles & sunglasses ▫️Charger adapter ▫️Windbreaker, waterproof pants, headlamp ▫️Woolen hat, dark shoes, backpack 🚦🚦Transportation 🚌Bus stations in Bali are far from the scenic spots❗️ 🚗Taxis usually use grab and gojek✔ 🏍Can experience the local customs💃, but pay attention to safety⚠️ 🚎KunaBus: The main transportation between attractions 👍 🌷Same Scenic Spots 🌋Mount Bromo The place on Earth that looks most like the moon, one of the most spectacular landscapes in Indonesia, with a volcanic crater 🌋 over 10km in diameter, steep mountains standing straight on the vast lava plain, giving a sense of the end of the world 🌍 🏖Nusa Penida Island This place can really be called a glass sea, where you can see colorful coral reefs and marine life, as well as many entertainment activities such as snorkeling 🤿 and boat tours 🚢 ✅Itinerary D1: Shanghai - Bali D2: Bali - Surabaya D3: Mount Bromo (trekking 🥾, watching sunrise 🌅, jeep ride 🚗) D4: Ijen Volcano - Volcanic Lake -- Devil's Forest - Wannan Dream - Lovina D5: Enjoying sunrise 🌅, 🐬 at Lovina -- Glass House 🌷 Garden Restaurant - Shopping in Kuta D6: Sleep in -✈️ D7: Return trip

Come punch in the same route as the Indonesian friends of Huashao!

🌟 Follow the footsteps of 'Flowers and Teenagers: The Friends Chronicles', and dive into the romantic Indonesia! 🌴️🏝️ From charming beaches to verdant coconut groves and rice fields, to dense rainforests and magnificent volcanic waterfalls, there are also ancient temples and exotic customs filled with music and dance to experience! 🕌💃 🛂 Travel Tips: 1. Print out your flight ticket and itinerary! 2. For e-visa, prepare the first page of your passport, ID photo, flight and hotel PDF files, etc. 3. For visa on arrival, don't forget to bring the original passport and round-trip flight ticket. 4. For SIM cards, it is recommended to buy a Telkomsel red card or purchase from Taobao. 5. Essential APPs: Google Maps, Grab taxi service, Google Translate. 6. Prepare Indonesian Rupiah in cash! 🗺️ Itinerary - Day 1: Bali - Day 2-3: Surabaya & Bromo Volcano Adventure - Day 4: Sewu Waterfall - Day 5: Ijen Volcano - Day 6: Bali - Day 7-8: Penida Island - Day 9: Bali 🌈 Must-visit Attractions - Bromo Volcano: A spectacular scene reminiscent of the moon's surface. - Ijen Volcano: The only place in the world with blue flames. - Sewu Waterfall: A thousand-tier waterfall hidden in the primeval forest. - Penida Island: An island where you can easily capture the beauty of a jelly sea. - Lovina: An excellent spot to chase sunrise and dolphins. 💰 My friend and I spent only 0.8w for our 9-day and 8-night journey. With the right strategy, you can do it too! I suggest joining a tour group, it's really not easy when you don't speak the language 😭

6 days and 5 nights of fun in Indonesia, the traveler’s soul is burning

【Scenery Revealed】 🌟Mount Bromo: It is one of the landforms closest to the surface of the moon on the earth. When the rising sun interweaves with the vast sea of ​​clouds, it forms a spectacular natural picture, allowing you to easily take stunning blockbusters👀! 🌟Ijen Volcano: Humanity, history and natural wonders blend together. It is one of the only two places in the world where you can witness sulfur blue fire. The lake is as blue as a gem, and the beauty is breathtaking💫. In addition, there are two major internet celebrity check-in spots on Nusa Penida: 🔮Kelingking Beach (Elf Secret Realm): A dreamy beach that seems to have stepped out of the wallpaper, with a coastline that falls into a fairyland, making people intoxicated💕. 🌌Broken Beach (Mysterious Blue Hole): Next to the Angel Bath, there is an arched cliff bridge hole created by the miraculous craftsmanship of nature. Under the drone aerial photography, the charm of the deep ocean is fully revealed, and there is a chance to meet the dolphins🐬! △Angel’s Billabong (Angel Spring Pool): Although there are relatively many people, the unique topography is still worth exploring💦. 【Packing tips·Travel list】 🔶Key folders: passport.documents, ticket vouchers, Indonesian rupiah cash reserves, hotel booking details 🔶Health first aid kit: cold medicine, anti-sick transportation medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine, stomach medicine, waterproof band-aid, cooling oil, mosquito repellent 🔶Digital technology bag: smartphone📱, lightweight camera, power bank🔋, global conversion plug🔌, various chargers 🔶Personal care treasure bag: toiletry set, disposable face towel, quick-drying towel, skin care samples, sunscreen🌞️, sunscreen umbrella☂️, cool sunglasses😎, razor, "her" exclusive hygiene products monthly care kit 🔶Fashion wear guide: flowing dresses👗, refreshing summer clothes, breathable sun protection jackets, sun hats👒, swimsuits👙, beach sandals👡 With this detailed and comprehensive pre-trip preparation list, your Indonesian exploration journey will be full of surprises and fun🌈!

The only blue fire Ijen volcano nanny-level travel guide in Asia

🌋The only blue fire volcano in Asia will officially open the volcano mouth on August 12! ⚠️Information integration 1⃣️The Ijen volcano eruption index has dropped from dangerous to normal. 2⃣️The relevant department will adjust the hiking time in the volcano area from December 8, 2023, that is, according to the previous time. 3⃣️The hiking time of Ijen volcano is from 2:00 in the morning to 12:00 at noon (you must go down the mountain before 12.00pm. 🌋Play: ☑️Face the hell blue fire (admire the blue flame produced by the encounter of volcanic magma and sulfur at close range in the volcano mouth ☑️Take a photo with the dead tree (there are various shapes of dead wood at the mouth of the mountain, the trunk is abnormally twisted, very magical, it is a popular check-in point💥 ☑️Observe the miners shuttling in the smoke (they are collecting sulfur in the most primitive way and transporting it out 💼Recommended items to bring: lightweight climbing shoes, climbing sticks, headlights, storm jackets, gas masks, water and dry food...

A must-see blue flame in this lifetime

Here is a nanny-level guide to the itinerary of the Indonesian Ijen Volcano: 🌋Itinerary 1️⃣0:00 Depart from the hotel🏨, the journey is far, please go to bed early the night before💤. 2️⃣2:00 Arrive at the foot of the mountain🌋, receive the gas mask😷 and goggles🥽 distributed by the guide, organize your backpack🎒, and go lightly. (On the way up the mountain, you can choose to ride the local human-powered cart "Lamborghini" at any time, the one-way price is about 500💰, of course, the closer to the end, the cheaper.) 3️⃣Around 4:30 to reach the top, the time varies from person to person. 🌋Check-in points 1️⃣Tree rights: Walk inside the mountain top⛰️ to see tree branches of different sizes, those who are queuing are basically excellent 📷positions 2️⃣Small platform: The small platform under the tree rights, this place is very photogenic, you can take pictures of the volcano🌋 and sulfuric acid lake 3️⃣Right side of the summit: Here you can see the sea of clouds☁️ and the mountain top⛰️ 💼Recommended items to bring: Gas mask😷, goggles👓, wet wipes🧻, tissues, Snickers, drinking water ❗️ If you want to go down to the volcanic lake to see the blue fire, it is best to choose a protective mask with eye mask, because sulfur is very irritating to the eyes.

wonderful banyuwangi

Ijen Resort and Villas is a materialization of a dream. A long time dream which stayed in mind during some decades.    The First Inspiration The story of Ijen Crater was heard for the first time from an old uncle who happened to be sent there joining forced workersīó by the japanese army in the second world war period. It was in his childhood time.  The Solitary Crater, it is so called because of its position, alone out of reach and out of nowhere. It sounded rather intriguing. The old uncle said that it took the whole day walk to cross through the dark jungle, to arrive in a vast open plain area where they had to spend the night before hiking up the mountain on the next day. And the crater was the only interest because it spit out large quantity of sulfur.  #beautifulsunsets#nationalpark#beautifulhotel

Indonesia - mount Ijen

I finally got the chance to visit this active volcano and believe it or not it’s one of the WORLD’s MUST-SEE VOLCANOES because apparently this Ijen Volcano Crater has the world’s largest acidic volcanic crater lake which, the water is actually in UNIQUE turquoise color! Imagine how cool is that! THIS TIME, We are here for the sole purpose of visiting this crater because this turquoise colored-lake within the crater is quite famous for it’s color and the local miners normally call it the Kawah Ijen. This crater is located right on top of the Mount Ijen where you have to hike 3km from the bottom starting all the way up taking the one way narrow and steep trail to reach the top. For a novice like me i would say this is quite challenging to walk and climb in the dark with a torchlight that provides barely enough visibility to see what’s coming your way in a few meters. While hiking and climbing up you can see a lot of old sulfur miners ( some barefooted ) marathon-ing using the same trail carrying a basket each as if racing with each other to reach the top to dig minerals, sulfurs or whatsoever they have to dig to sell it for money, leaving us behind staggering and struggling to make each step forward in reaching the same point of mountain. This is too exhausting but worth the effort when you can start smelling something like the rotting eggs and food as you climb higher because it means that you’re about to reach your destination, the GREEN LAKE! #urbanexplorer #travelinspiration#unforgettableexperiences#nyedestinations#naturalwonders

Ijen crater is located in Banyuwangi - Indonesia, Ijen crater is famous for the volcano crater and also the blue fire. I would recommend you to start climbing at 1am to see the beautiful blue fire. Truly #unforgettableexperiences #wintergetaway #travelinspiration #instagramworthydestinations #vacation #naturalwonders #wintergetaway

Here is Kawah #ijen, where you can see Blue flame near by a one kilometers wide turquoise colored lake. This trip start at 1 am as you need to climb up to the 2,799 meters height before #sunrise. If you cannot go up there on time you will not see the blue flame. For me, it’s quite hard to walk up to the mountain because of its slope (also, I’m not really work out person). But don’t worry, there is a service taxi (as in my picture no. 3) all the way up and down if you prefer more comfortable way than walking. However, I have to warn you that it’s not just going up, you have to going down in the carter (no taxi available) around 700 meters under rocks road. Believe me, it’s worth. #merrychristmas

Indonesia | Ijen Volcano.

| Ijen Volcano. ❗️Absolutely worth it❗️ The blue flames are the most unique feature of Ijen Volcano, but the green sulfuric acid lake, rolling sulfur mist, and workers transporting sulfur are also part of the unique landscape of Ijen. If Bromo Volcano is desolate and spectacular, then Ijen is more like a post-apocalyptic world. I think Ijen is the most photogenic place on this trip. The reason I didn't see the blue flames is kind of funny. We arrived at the entrance of Ijen at 1:30 am. After getting our goggles and gas masks, we waited for a long time for no reason. Where did the guides go? To buy tickets? No one knew. Later, we heard that there were too many tickets to be issued, so many guides were waiting in line at the ticket office. At 3:45 am, we finally started climbing. The path up the mountain was a steep dirt slope in the dark. After turning a corner, we saw other tourists' headlamps flashing higher up. The air was very humid and windless, making us sweat and fogging up our glasses. After walking for about an hour, I reached the open area on the ridge at 4:45 am. The sky was already bright, so there was no chance of seeing the blue flames, but I still followed the crowd to the sulfuric acid lake, which was glowing green in the dim morning light. 🗻The path down the crater was very steep, and after a short section of guardrail, it was just a wild path. We could see many people gathering where the sulfur smoke was rising. Some people who arrived early saw the blue flames. I was curious about how they got there so fast. Here are some tips for exploring Ijen Volcano, based on my personal experience: If possible, bring a good gas mask and goggles. The protective gear provided by the park is better than nothing, but when taking photos in the sulfur smoke, you will inevitably be enveloped in thick smoke. Even if you hold your breath, the smoke will seep in through all the gaps, causing a strong sense of suffocation. Take photos with the sulfur smoke as the background, but don't go too far into the smoke. The heat is scorching, and the ground may not be solid. Some people have fallen in before. Also, pay attention to the wind direction. When enveloped in sulfur smoke, you will feel suffocated and disoriented (you can't see anything and your brain shuts down), so retreat in time. Wear a pair of well-fitting hiking shoes. Don't wear slippers, sneakers, or thick-soled shoes to Ijen. You will need to walk a lot of steep dirt and rocky paths to reach the sulfuric acid lake and the top of the mountain. A pair of outdoor shoes will protect you better. Wear a headlamp to free your hands and take better photos. Ijen is still a wild attraction, and many photogenic spots don't have guardrails. Be careful when taking photos and stay safe. A safe return home is the best footnote to a perfect trip.

Ijen volcano accidentally fell into the paradise on earth.

Ijen volcano🌋 purgatory on earth It is also a breathtakingly beautiful existence It exists miraculously on the high mountains The distance up and down the mountain is 4 to 5 km. The slope of the volcano is relatively steep and it took 1.5 hours to go up the mountain. I went down the mountain and spent 200k to experience "Lamborghini"🚗 I heard about rickshaw pullers and sulfur carriers. The average life expectancy is only 40 years old, which is really sad. There is no blue fire now🔥The recommended departure time is 5 or 6 in the morning There is really no need to set off early in the morning. There are very few people when we go to the top of the mountain in the morning. You can take photos as you like without queuing up hahaha The only regret is that I didn’t go to the lake😭 This is a place you come to once in a lifetime. Leave your regrets here.

10-Day Surabaya Autumn Tour Guide: Stunning Views!

10-Day Surabaya Tour: Discover the Charm of Indonesia! This amazing itinerary will take you to every corner of Surabaya. Don't miss out! / Surabaya, Indonesia, is located in the eastern part of Java Island and is the second largest city in Indonesia. Known as the "City of Heroes," it boasts a rich history and exudes a strong Southeast Asian vibe. 🏯🌴 Come to Surabaya and experience a unique exotic culture! / 🗓 Itinerary Overview: Day 1: Arrive in Bali and enjoy 24-hour private airport transfer service. Day 2-3: Fly from Bali to Komodo, take a speedboat for an adventure at sea, visit Padar and Komodo Island, stroll along the pink beach, and explore the manta ray point and Sebayur snorkeling spot. Day 4: Fly to Surabaya, check in to a hotel in the Surabaya area, and rest to adjust your state. Day 5-6: Head to Sewu Waterfall for canyoning and hiking, then go to Mount Bromo to watch the sunrise, take a jeep tour, and explore the Tengger Sand Sea. Finally, head to the Ijen area for an overnight stay. Day 7-8: Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the blue volcanic lake at Ijen Crater, take a boat to Bali, and check in to a hotel in the Lovina area. The next day, enjoy the Lovina sunrise and dolphin-watching tour, with a spa included! Day 9-10: Enjoy a full day of free activities in Bali, with the option to upgrade your package to visit Nusa Penida. On the last night, transfer to the airport for your flight home, ending a wonderful journey. / Travel Tips: 1️⃣ The weather in Surabaya is pleasant in November, with warm and comfortable days and cool nights. Remember to bring a light jacket. 🧥 2️⃣ Transportation from the airport to the city center is convenient, with taxis and buses being good options for easy access to hotels. 🚖 3️⃣ The time difference with China is 1 hour, making it easy to adjust and quickly adapt to the local pace! ⏰ 4️⃣ Surabaya offers a variety of delicious food, with Indonesian fried rice and satay skewers being must-tries that will delight your taste buds! 🍛 5️⃣ Remember to protect yourself from the sun when going out. Hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essential to protect your skin. 🧢🕶️ 6️⃣ Respect local customs and traditions, and dress appropriately when visiting religious sites as a sign of respect. 🙏 / Come and explore the charm of Surabaya! Follow me to discover Indonesia and don't miss any scenery or food!

Nice and powerful view

Ijen Volcano in Indonesia

A breathtaking natural wonder, especially known for its famous blue flames. Here is a detailed travel guide to Ijen Volcano: 1. Transportation From Surabaya: Surabaya is the nearest major city to Ijen Volcano, with direct flights taking about 1.5 hours. From Surabaya, you can choose to hire a car or take public transportation to Ijen Volcano. From Bali: From Bali, you can take a ferry to Banyuwangi on Java Island, and then proceed to Ijen Volcano. 2. Best Time to Visit The dry season from May to October is the best time to visit Ijen Volcano, with clear and dry weather suitable for hiking. 3. Equipment Recommendations Hiking Boots: The terrain of Ijen Volcano is complex, and good hiking boots can provide sufficient grip. Thick Jacket: The temperature at the summit and crater is low, so you need to keep warm. Gas Mask: The sulfur gas concentration near the crater is high, and a gas mask is essential. Headlamp: Needed for illumination during night climbs. Sufficient Water and Food: To replenish energy and hydration. Cash: For entrance fees, tips, etc. 4. Itinerary Midnight Departure: To see the blue flames, you need to reach the crater before 2 AM. Climbing Time: It takes about 1-1.5 hours to climb from the base to the crater rim, and an additional 1-1.5 hours to descend into the crater to see the blue flames and return to the summit. Sunrise: Wait for the sunrise at the summit and enjoy the magnificent view of the crater. 5. Precautions Physical Requirements: Climbing Ijen Volcano is relatively strenuous and requires a certain level of physical fitness and endurance. Safety First: Be careful while climbing, especially when descending, as the path may be slippery. Respect Local Workers: The sulfur miners at Ijen Volcano work very hard, so remember to give them the right of way. Environmental Protection: Do not litter and protect the natural environment of the volcano. 6. Other Information Accommodation: You can stay in nearby towns such as Banyuwangi. Guide Services: It is recommended to hire a local guide who is familiar with the route and can provide necessary assistance. Costs: Include transportation, accommodation, food, entrance fees, etc., and budget accordingly. A trip to Ijen Volcano is an unforgettable adventure, but it also requires thorough preparation and respect for the natural environment.

Chasing the Sunrise at Mount Ijen

An unforgettable experience catching the sunrise at the top of Mount Ijen! The early morning trek was worth every step as the sky slowly lit up, revealing the stunning landscape around the iconic sulfur crater. The colors of the sunrise painted the sky in shades of orange and pink, casting a golden glow over the surroundings. Witnessing this natural wonder at dawn was an awe-inspiring moment that will stay with me forever—a perfect start to the day in East Java's untamed beauty. #ijen #100waysoftravel #hiking #indonesia #awesomepic #travel

I encountered the beautiful yet deadly "hell on earth" in Indonesia!

I finally realized my unforgettable volcano trekking in Indonesia! The brave ones eat volcanic ash first. The world's strongest natural sulfuric acid lake, I accept this poisonous beauty! Kawah Ijen is an active volcano with an altitude of about 2,769 meters. It is famous for its volcanic crater lake and the blue flame, also known as "blue fire". There are only two places in the world where you can see the blue flame, one is Iceland, and the other is Kawah Ijen in Indonesia. The light blue volcanic lake is the largest strong acid volcanic lake in the world. The beauty of Ijen is real, and the danger is real. There are basically no guardrails and it depends on hands and feet. And it starts in the dark, steep gravel road, everyone must be careful when going. ⚠Precautions √How to get to Kawah Ijen? You can stay in Banyuwangi, which is a small county. It is recommended to stay in a hotel here, and then charter a car to join a group to the scenic spot. You can ask about chartering a car at the hotel front desk. √What time to go to Kawah Ijen? Because Kawah Ijen is not open during the day, the trekking journey usually starts at 2 am and queues up to buy tickets at the entrance of the scenic spot. You need to get up at 12 am to take a car to the scenic spot (about 1 hour, and now you need to go to the hospital to get a health certificate before you can go up the mountain). √How long does it take to walk to the top of Kawah Ijen? The overall road conditions for trekking are gravel and mud roads, which are very slippery! You can walk to the top of the mountain in 1.5 hours without rest. If you really can't walk, there are local rickshaws. The locals call it "Lambo", which means rickshaw. We call it Lamborghini! Because the cost is quite expensive, a single trip costs 500 RMB, you can bargain! √What do you need to bring to Kawah Ijen? You must bring a gas mask~ The sulfur on the top of the mountain is very pungent, you can buy a gas mask in advance~ You also need to wear a jacket, it is quite cold at midnight.

The enchanting and dangerous "Gate of Hell".

Ijen Volcano 🌋 has the world's most acidic lake. After a 2-hour drive, a 4-hour hike in the rain and mud, and another hour on a rocky path, we were almost the last to leave 😇. Suddenly, a gust of wind tore open a hole for a minute, and a foreign photographer appeared in the clouds. He took pictures of the scenery 🌠 and I took pictures of him. It was like a scene from the end of the movie 25th Hour. I'm still excited about it, like I've found a treasure 🤩. 🎫 Tickets: 100k/person It takes 2 hours to hike to the top of the volcano 👨🏻‍🦯 Or you can take a local rickshaw 💺 (round trip price is 700-1000k/person) ♻️ The bottom of the volcano is a sulfuric acid lake with a pH value of almost 0️⃣ At the top of the mountain, you can see thick white smoke 💨 constantly rising from below ♻️ The air is filled with pungent sulfur smoke Next to it, you can vaguely see sulfur miners working by the sulfuric acid lake without any protective measures ♻️ Their daily task is to mine sulfur from the lake along the stone 🗿 path and carry it away ⚠️ Small tips: ✅ The guide will provide a gas mask, but it is not disposable ⚠️ If you mind, you can buy one in advance and bring it with you ✅ Don't worry about getting lost while hiking 😇 There are many tourists visiting along the way, just follow the crowd to the top of the mountain ✅ You can also bring a headlamp 💡 so you don't have to worry about not being able to see the road ✅ We usually exercise, so we feel okay walking all the way. But going down the mountain is a bit hard on the knees [!][!] To protect your knees, you can also take a rickshaw down ✅ Although it can get hot while hiking, the wind at the top of the mountain 🌋 is a bit cool in the early morning. After sweating from exercise, a jacket is necessary

Walk to Mount Ijen

Wonderful walk to catch the sunrise at the top of Mount Ijen, Java island, Indonesia. I recommend this visit to everyone passionate about breathtaking landscapes. The hike is doable for people who are not well trained. Get some nice hiking shoes as the path is quite slippery because of the dust. #indonesia #java #bali #historicallandmarks #indonesianfood

Surabaya, Indonesia

Must-see Surabaya travel routes Bromo Volcano + Ijen Volcano + Sewu Waterfall + Madakaripura Waterfall Must-see attractions 1. Bromo Volcano The most photographed volcano in Indonesia, praised by National Geographic as "the place on Earth that most resembles the moon." 2. Ijen Volcano Famous for its unique blue flames and acidic lake, it is the only active volcano in Asia where you can see blue flames. Be sure to go with a professional guide and prepare a gas mask and miner's lamp. 3. Sewu Waterfall One of the most beautiful original waterfalls in East Java and one of the most spectacular original waterfalls in Indonesia, perfect for photos 4. Madakaripura Waterfall Rated as one of the 36 most incredible views in the world.

Surabaya, Indonesia: A Symphony of Prosperity and History

Indonesia, a Southeast Asian country composed of thousands of islands, attracts the world's attention with its rich natural resources, diverse culture, and unique geographical location. Among the many cities in Indonesia, Surabaya is undoubtedly a shining pearl, known for its prosperous business atmosphere, long history, and unique geographical location. Surabaya, known as Surabaya in Indonesian, is located in the eastern part of Java Island. It is the capital of East Java Province and the second largest city in Indonesia. The city covers an area of about 330 square kilometers and has a population of more than 2.87 million (as of 2020), making it one of the four major central cities in Indonesia. Surabaya is located on the southwest side of the Strait of Surabaya, facing Madu Island across the strait. It has been an important foreign trade port on Java Island since ancient times, connecting the economic lifeline of Indonesia and the world. Surabaya is a commercial city and port city mainly engaged in trade, and its economic development level ranks among the top in Indonesia. Most of the population here is engaged in services, industry and trade, forming a diversified economic system. The main industries in Surabaya include shipbuilding, heavy equipment, food processing, agriculture, electronics, home decoration, and handicrafts. The main products are cigarettes, textiles, sugar, coffee, steel, shoes, etc. In addition, Surabaya has complete financial infrastructure, with many modern financial institutions such as banks, insurance and import and export companies, and is one of the important financial hubs in the Indonesian archipelago. Surabaya is not only a prosperous modern city, but also an ancient city with a long history. As early as the Middle Ages, Surabaya had become a foreign trade port in Java, witnessing the coming and going of countless merchant ships and cultural exchanges. The place name of Surabaya is also full of legendary colors. One argument is that its original meaning is "shark crocodile", named after the local desolate swamp; another argument is related to Chinese beliefs. It is said that the Chinese called the temple where the "Sizhou Buddha" was enshrined as the "Sishui Temple", which gradually evolved into a place name. Regardless of which argument, it reflects the profound historical heritage and cultural accumulation of Surabaya. Surabaya is not only an economically prosperous city, but also a charming tourist destination. The main attractions in the city include the House of Sampoerna, Tugu Pahlawan and Surabaya Zoo. In addition, visitors to Surabaya usually go to the surrounding area to climb volcanoes, such as the famous Mount Ijen and Mount Bromo, to experience the magnificence and mystery of nature. The cityscape of Surabaya is also fascinating. High-rise buildings, brilliant lights and ancient buildings reflect each other, showing the unique charm of this city. Surabaya also enjoys a high reputation internationally and has established friendly city relations with many countries and regions. Among them, Xiamen, China and Surabaya officially established international friendly city relations on June 23, 2006. The two cities have carried out extensive and in-depth exchanges and cooperation in many fields such as economic and trade exchanges, cultural arts, sports competitions, and urban construction. This kind of international friendly exchanges and cooperation not only promotes the economic development and social progress of Surabaya, but also deepens the friendship and understanding between people of different countries. Surabaya, Indonesia is a vibrant and charming city. It attracts the world's attention with its prosperous business atmosphere, long history, unique geographical location and rich tourism resources. In future development, Surabaya will continue to play its unique advantages and contribute to the prosperity and progress of Indonesia and the world.

Mount Ijen and Mount Bromo

This is from my trip last year to East Java Province in Indonesia, where I traveled all the way, departing after 1 AM, to witness the legendary volcanoes. Mount Ijen and Mount Bromo, the twin jewels of volcanoes on Java Island, each possess their unique charm. Mount Ijen, under the night sky, attracts adventurers with its blue flames, like a mysterious signal light in nature. Mount Bromo greets early-rising visitors with its spectacular sunrise in the morning, with fresh air and mist swirling around. Around Mount Ijen, tough plants adapted to volcanic soil thrive, while the grasslands and forests of Mount Bromo provide a home for a variety of wildlife. Lake Kawah Ijen, the neighbor of Mount Ijen, with its emerald-green waters and the mystery shaped by volcanic activity, becomes a treasure in the hearts of explorers. These two volcanoes, in their own ways, tell the story of nature's power and beauty. The air is filled with the smell of sulfur, and the ground is covered with the yellow of sulfur. Trees and grasses still stubbornly survive in such harsh conditions, which can't help but make one marvel at the tenacity and adaptability of life in nature. Even the small grasses in this harsh environment are a natural wonder.

Little Africa, across the sea from Bali, has 99% of people not heard of it?

This is Banyuwangi across the sea from Bali. This is the Baluran National Forest Park in Banyuwangi, the Indonesian version of Little Africa. Wild animals, trees that resemble Africa, volcanoes and grasslands, there are indeed a few. , Africa🌍that taste 📍buluran national park Tickets 🎫⬇️ 75 yuan Transportation ⬇️ Chartered cars, motorcycles, grab are all available Distance⬇️ ✅1.5 hours drive from Mount Ijen🌋 ✅40 minutes drive from Banyuwangi Pier What can you see here⬇️ ✅Monkeys🐒, the most common ones here are monkeys, they can be seen everywhere. God knows, I have been intimidated by these monkeys. Sometimes they block the road, sometimes they jump out to scare you when you are playing, and they also steal your things. ✅Herds of bison🦬 ✅Groups of wild deer, super cute ✅Many beautiful trees, easy to take pictures Recommended itinerary: It is recommended to take a one-day tour of Devil's Forest➕Little Africa. I chartered a car. I departed from the hotel at 5.30 in the morning and arrived at Devil's Forest in 1.5 hours. After playing in the morning, I went to Little Africa in the afternoon. Little Africa can drive into the scenic spot by yourself, which is quite convenient. The chartered car fee is RMB 300.

Indonesian Bromo/Ijen Volcano | At this moment, the world is beneath my feet

Ijen and Bromo two-day travel guide Day 1: Arrived at Surabaya at noon, our guide picked us up, and it was about a four-hour drive to the hotel. Since we were leaving at 1 a.m. on the 14th, we didn't do any sightseeing and went straight to the hotel to rest (our guides were very good, the Surabaya guide even came to the hotel in the afternoon wanting to take us out, but we were too rushed and didn't rest well, so we slept through the knocking and phone calls at the hotel) 9.14 At 1 a.m. we left Surabaya, and it started raining as soon as we left, with no sign of stopping. When we arrived at the rest area at the foot of Ijen volcano, the guide brought us breakfast and bought hot milk, and also got us raincoats. After breakfast, we followed the guide and set off, and the rain kept getting heavier and didn't stop! We started climbing at 2:30 a.m., the whole path was muddy, and the rain got so heavy that we were soaked through. There were porters along the way, and seeing how hard they worked, because it was already difficult to walk, let alone pull people, we couldn't bear to use their services even though we were very tired. Then we climbed up to the volcano by ourselves, it took about an hour, and it kept raining, we rested in a temporary shelter! I will never forget this experience in my life!!! Completely soaked, the raincoat couldn't cover at all. The wind was blowing fiercely, and by six o'clock we still couldn't see the volcano, just a big fog, we could only see the road beneath our feet, so we decided to go back down the mountain! One of the regrets of this trip was that we couldn't see the true face of Ijen volcano, which is quite something, but this experience will never be forgotten! After descending the mountain, it was about a three-hour drive to a hotel near Bromo, where we checked in and rested until midnight, then set off again. Day 2: We left the hotel at 1 a.m. on 9.15 and arrived at Bromo at 3 a.m. Since there were wildfires that had not been extinguished when we went, we couldn't go to the landscape spot we most wanted to visit, kingkong, as it was closed and not open. So we could only go to the Seruni viewpoint, and we were worried that the rain wouldn't stop, but it did, which was good. On the way up, we could see the sunrise, which was very romantic! And the sky was full of stars, something you can't see in the city! You can ride a horse up! Then it was time for crazy photo taking, the journey was so much better than Ijen, after viewing from the observatory we went down to the foot of the mountain, and because of the wildfires, we couldn't climb the volcano, we could only look from afar at the foot of the mountain! Still, it was quite worth it!

Dangerous yet beautiful—the Ijen Volcano

The Ijen Volcano is an active volcano located in the eastern part of Java Island in Indonesia, famous for its unique blue flames. The volcanic lake in the crater of Ijen is one of the world's largest acidic volcanic lakes, with its surface displaying a turquoise color, known for its high concentration of sulfate. This volcano is also a site for sulfur mining, where hundreds of workers bravely navigate the gas-filled ridges daily to collect sulfur to make a living. Ijen Volcano is a magnificent and mysterious place, attracting tourists from all over the world to explore its unique beauty. One-day trip strategy Stay near the Ijen volcano the night before 1:00 Drive to the entrance of the scenic area, buy tickets, rent a gas mask 2:00 Start climbing the mountain, which takes about 2 hours After reaching, continue down the road to the lakeside to see the blue fire The blue fire is extinguished at 5:00 every day After enjoying the blue fire, climb up to the top to overlook the panoramic view If the weather is good, you can also see the sea of clouds at sunrise

My Ijen Trip!

Mount Ijen, Banyuwangi, Indonesia. A wonderful and memorable trip ...even though we missed the perfect time to see beauty of the blue fire...but we still catched the sunrise ..Don't forget to wear comfortable hiking shoes because there are many hiking waiting for you! It's around 6 km with a hike of 45° so it may be difficult and not recommended for people with health problems and difficulties in breathing and weak heart. In addition, there are many station for stops and toilets. Overall, a very memorable trip ever! #ijen #indonesia

Ethereal Nights at Ijen Crater

Visiting Ijen Crater last October was an otherworldly experience. The crater’s famous blue flames danced eerily in the night, a surreal sight that required a protective mask due to the intense sulfur fumes. Amidst this volcanic marvel, the landscape was dotted with strangely shaped trees, adding to the mystique of the place. The acidic pool, with its stunning emerald hue, contrasted sharply with the surrounding barrenness. It’s a challenging journey, but the unique natural phenomena make it an unforgettable adventure. Truly, Ijen Crater is a testament to Earth’s potent beauty. #Indonesia #ijen

I've seen volcanoes, but never one as gentle as this

I've seen volcanoes, but never one as gentle as this, emitting blue smoke while also forming a blue lake. The smoke from the burning sulfur lingers around the crater for a long time, making the Yizhen Volcano in the morning light appear even more dreamlike.

An Adventure to a Blue Flame Volcanic

Mount Ijen is one of the most unique and unconventional tourist attractions in Indonesia which makes it an incredible adventure🌋#mountijen