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About Mount Semeru, or Mount Semeru (Indonesian: Gunung Semeru), is a volcano located … The stratovolcano is also known as Mahameru, meaning ‘The Great Mountain in Java, and the Most Super Active Volcano in In Indonesia since 1967 until Now, this Volcano still on Going Eruption. This is some photos update of my Last Climb to Peak of Mt Semeru and Also we have a video for the eruption Semeru is the highest volcano in Java (3676m) and one of the most active volcano in Indonesia the eruption History Semeru has been in a state of near-constant eruption from 1967 to the present. At times, small eruptions happen every 20 minutes Update Feb 2012 The more intense the fire still / light a fire in the crater and avalanches Jongring Seloko lava and pyroclastic avalanches. Volcanic activity in the alert status of G. Semeru is still high. Seismicity was still…

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Indonesia Volcano Guide with More Than 9 Years in Indonesia Volcano Guide with visit Active Volcanoes The List of Volcano Available Exploration with Me, and on the Trip I’m also available for Hiring the Guide Only designed for Vulcanologist, Photografer and Explore the Volcanoes [picasaView album=”VolcanoTourIndonesia” instantView=”yes”] Trip Available with us to climb Volcano in …some volcanes need expedition SUMATERA VOLCANOES – Mount Kerinci (3,800 m – the highest volcano of Indonesia) – Mount Merapi -Mount Sibayak (2,212 m) – Mount Sinabung – Mount Kaba – Mount Dempo -Mount Rajabasa – Anak Krakatoa JAVA VOLCANOES – Mount Pangrango (3,019 m) – Mount Gede (2,968 m) – Mount Papandayan (2,665 m) – Mount Galunggung (2,168 m) – Mount Slamet (3,432 m) – Mount Sundoro (3,225 m) – Mount Sumbing (3,375 m) – Mount Merbabu (3,150 m) – Mount Lawu (3,265 m) – Mount Welirang (3,156 m) – Mount Arjuna Welirang (3,339…

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Semeru is the highest volcano in Java (3676m) and one of the most active: the Global Volcanism Program observes that ‘Semeru has been in almost continuous eruption since 1967′. The view of Mount Semeru is best enjoyed from the vista point at Gunung Penanjakan. . The journey takes about 1 hour of climbing along narrow bends and sharp switchbacks. Journey usually commences between 0300 to 0330 hrs, just in time to catch the sunrise view at Penanjakan at around 0500 hrs. For those interested to climbing Mount Semeru, the hike starts at the village of Ranupane. If you depart from Malang, you can take the local bus to Tumpang, from which you can hire a 4WD (jeep) to Ranupane across the Sea of Sands. If you are from Pasuruan or Probolinggo, you can hire a regular taxi van that passes Sukapura, Ngadisari and arrives at Cemoro Lawang, from which a…

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