Mount Rinjani

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Mount Rinjani
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“Mount Rinjani is an active stratovolcano situated in regencial North Lombok of West Nusa Tenggara province on the Indonesian island of Lombok. It reaches an elevation of 3,726 metres (12,224 ft), making it the second-highest volcano in Indonesia and the highest point in the province of West Nusa…”
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Lonely PlanetAug 17

A guide to Lombok, Indonesia

Explore the laid-back Indonesian island of Lombok with this guide.

Indonesia's second tallest volcano, popular for trekking.

14 things in this story
  • Gili IslandsNeighborhoodTiny, car-free islands with white-sand beaches.
  • Mount RinjaniSightIndonesia's second tallest volcano, popular for trekking.
  • Gili MenoNeighborhoodThe quietest of the Gili Islands.
  • Gili AirGuest houseA good mix of quiet and lively.
  • Secret GilisNeighborhoodSmall islands in the southwest, perfect for snorkeling.
  • SenggigiNeighborhoodResort town on the west coast.
  • Selong BelanakGuest houseBeach with calm waters, popular with beginner surfers.
  • MawunSightQuiet beach great for swimming and sunbathing.
  • Pink BeachSightRemote bay with pastel-pink sands from crushed red coral.
  • BanyumulekNeighborhoodLargest production center for handcrafted earthenware pottery.
  • Pandanan BeachSightWest coast beach with calm waters, great for swimming.
  • Gili TrawanganSight
  • SukararaNeighborhood
  • SadeNeighborhood
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