Mount Agung Overnight Camping in Bali

Quick Info:

• Activity Location: Mount Agung, Bali
• Activity Duration: 2 Days
• Activity Distance: 3,031 meters

About Mount Agung, Bali

• Mount Agung, the tallest mountain in Bali, rises 3,031 meters above sea level. The Pura Besakih temple, known as the mother temple of Bali, is situated atop this peak.
• The Balinese have a unique affection for Mount Agung, the island's highest summit. 
• The enormous volcano is revered and frequently serves as the setting for religious rituals. Balinese people hold Mt. Agung in high regard as a sacred volcano because they consider it to be the home of the gods.

About Mount Agung Overnight Camping:

• The camping trip typically begins in the morning, when you will be picked up from your accommodation and transported to the base camp of Mount Agung.
• You'll begin your hike to the summit of Mount Agung, which can take you anywhere, depending on your fitness level and the route taken.
•  Once you reach the summit, you will set up camp with the help of your guide. This involves setting up tents, sleeping bags, and other necessary camping gear.
•  After setting up camp, you can relax and enjoy the stunning views of the sunset over Bali.
•  You'll have dinner and rest for a few hours before your guide wakes you up to continue the trek toward the peak for sunrise.
•  You'll trek to the peak of the mountain in the early hours of the morning to witness the sunrise over Bali, which is a breathtaking experience.
•  After watching the sunrise, you'll descend the mountain and return to base camp.
• You will be transported back to your accommodation, where you can rest and reflect on your Mount Agung camping experience.

• Passport and Travel Documents
• Money and Cards
• Comfortable Clothes
• Hygiene Items
• Snacks and Water Bottle
• Travel Adapter and Chargers
• First Aid Kit
• Maps
• Camera or Smartphone
• UA Voucher

Know Before You Go For Mount Agung Overnight Camping in Bali:

• Not advised for vacationers with back issues.
• There shall be no major medical ailments, including cardiac issues.
• Bring a valid ID Proof. PAN cards are not accepted as valid proof of identification. 
• Pregnant women shouldn't travel.
• Not accessible in a wheelchair.
• Tourists should be in reasonable physical condition.
• Good weather is necessary for this encounter.
• No alcohol consumption.