Day2 Ijen Blue Fire - Bromo Hotel. Around 01:00 in the morning,to Mount Ijen passing through plantations and rainforest. Arrive in Mount Ijen area, approximately 2hours will be required to ascend slope of mount Ijen The sulfur mining workers go down into the crater and climb back up by passing dangerous path on the edge of Ijen Crater with
Looking for adventure in Indonesia? Then the Mt Ijen hike might be right up your alley. Located in East Java, Mt Ijen is home to the largest highly acidic lake in the world. The views from the top are breathtaking; almost as breathtaking as the toxic sulphuric gases that this volcano is continuously spewing. The hike up Mt Ijen is unlike anything in the world. Regardless if you’re an experienced hiker or adventurer, you’ll want to know these 15 important tips for hiking Mt Ijen 1. The Best Time To Hike Mt Ijen The Mt Ijen hike is accessible year-round, however, there are optimal times throughout the year to go. Rainy season in East Java runs from November to March, so it’s best to schedule your Mt Ijen hike with this in mind. With that said, we ventured up Mt Ijen in March and had perfect weather, despite it being “rainy season”. Overall, don’t let the fear of being rained on keep you from hiking into Ijen Crater. Note To avoid the intense Javanese sun, we strongly suggest hiking up Mt Ijen for sunrise. 2. Pack Warm Clothes As you prepare for your Mt Ijen hike, you’ll want to be sure to pack warm clothes. Warm clothes for Indonesia? Yep! We were warned about the cold weather at the top of the crater many times before beginning our trip. We were prepared for the worst, however, the weather remained quite mild. The hike up to Mt Ijen will get your blood pumping and keep your body warm. Once inside the crater, the weather can become breezy. A long sleeve shirt or a pullover sweater should be enough to keep you warm. 3. Seven More Things You’ll Need For The Mt Ijen Hike To fully prepare for your Mt Ijen hike, here are 7 more things you should consider packing ✔️ Sports or hiking shoes – Apart from warm clothes, the most important thing you can bring on your hike to Mt Ijen is proper footwear. Hiking down into Kawah Ijen also known as Mt Ijen, you’ll face loose rock and slippery slopes. We saw many “hikers” wearing flip flops.. don’t be those people. You would be putting yourself and others in danger. ✔️ Raincoat – Luckily it didn’t rain while we were there, but we could only imagine how miserable it would be to trek up in a storm. A light raincoat should suffice. ✔️ Gloves – If you plan to hike in without a guide, be sure to bring a pair of gloves with you. The gloves aren’t for warmth, but they are to remind you not to touch your eyes. The sulphuric gases and dust can seriously injure your eyes. ✔️ A small backpack – A small backpack is necessary for carrying water, snacks, and extra clothes. We also stuck our gas masks in there when we weren’t using them. ✔️ Gas mask – If you go without a guide, you’ll want to bring your own gas mask or rent one near the trailhead. There were times inside the crater that I thought I was going to die from gas inhalation. The gas mask did a decent job protecting us from the worst of it. ✔️ Water and snacks – Water is absolutely necessary for all hikes. The dust and gas will inevitably irritate your throat. Having water to soothe it will be a lifesaver. We brought snacks since we were starting early in the morning and wouldn’t finish for several hours. I strongly suggest bringing snacks for your Mt Ijen hike, too. ✔️ Flashlight – If you plan to summit for sunrise which you should, a flashlight is a must. The footing can be loose in many places along the trail. With drop-off cliffs just centimeters from the trail, a flashlight will come in handy. Note Many of these items will be provided if you go with a guide. 4. Hike Mt Ijen With A Guide After a lot of research, we realized that the hike up Mt Ijen can be dangerous and hiring a guide was the smart thing to do. Our small Kawah Ijen hiking group In the end, we were happy with our decision because it saved us a lot of time, hassle, and stress. Our Ijen guides provided ✔️ A cozy sprinter van and transportation from Bali to the Mt Ijen hike ✔️ High-quality gas masks, gloves, flashlights, and extra clothing ✔️ A well-planned trip including helpful and knowledgeable information about the crater and its history ✔️ A delicious Javanese breakfast after our hike to Mt Ijen was over We highly recommend our tour guides. If you want to take the same small group tour that we did, you can book your excursion here ✔️ 24-Hour Trip From Bali To Ijen How To Hike Mt Ijen Without A Guide Completing the Mt Ijen hike without a guide is a bit more work. You’ll need to plan your entire excursion transportation, ferry crossing, and navigation and you’ll need to be prepared for all of the elements you’ll encounter wind, sulphuric gas, rain, etc. To hike Mt Ijen without a guide, take note of our recommended things to bring. We detail those items in tips 2 and 3 above. Next, follow our suggestions in tip 6 on how to get to Mt Ijen. Prepare for a long journey if you’re leaving from Bali. And finally, be sure to bring enough money to cover ferry, fuel, and park entrance fees. You can find out exactly how much hiking Mt Ijen will cost in tip 5 below. 5. How Much Does It Cost To Hike Mt Ijen? The cost to hike Mt Ijen will be relatively the same whether you choose to go with a small guided group or by yourself. To go with a guided group, you’ll pay approximately $140 per person, which includes everything from transportation to gear to breakfast in the morning. If you choose to go without a guide, you’ll need to keep the following fees in mind 1. Motorbike or car rental – You can find and rent a motorbike in Seminyak for approximately $6 per day. 2. Fuel – Although petrol is pretty cheap in Indonesia, keep in mind that this journey is approximately 172 kilometers from Bali and you’ll be driving there AND back. Bring plenty of cash to fill up your gas tank when needed. 3. Ferry cost – The following are prices for the ferry from Bali to Java ✔️ 8,000 IDR $ USD per person no vehicle ✔️ 22,000 IDR $ USD per motorbike one person entry included ✔️ 159,000 IDR $11 USD per car 4. Mt Ijen Entrance Fees – Foreigners will pay anywhere from 100,000 to 150,000 IDR $6-10 USD to hike Mt Ijen depending on the day of the week. 5. Gear – You’ll need a gas mask to hike Mt Ijen. You can rent one near the entrance for 50,000 IDR $ USD. 6. Food – Food prices are cheap in Java, so you’ll be able to find affordable snacks and food along the way. 6. Getting To Mt Ijen It’s A Long Journey From Bali Most people begin their journey to Mt Ijen in Bali. To get to Mt Ijen from Bali, you’ll need to make your way north to the ferry in Gilimanuk Harbor. Note The trip from Seminyak to Gilimanuk Harbor is approximately 4 hours. If you venture by motorbike, prepare for a longer drive. Once on the ferry, you will ride it across the short channel to East Java. The ferry from Bali to East Java should take 45 minutes to 1 hour. In Java, you will continue up through the hills to the entrance of Ijen Crater. This ride took us about 1 hour and 30 minutes. From the trailhead, the hike to Mt Ijen is straightforward. If you’re at all confused about which direction to go, follow the groups of people hiking in front of you. Aim for the rim of the volcano and you shouldn’t get lost. Note If you go with a guide, you won’t have to worry about navigating your way to Mt Ijen. 7. Know The History Behind The Mt Ijen Crater Anyone considering an Ijen Crater tour should know a bit about the history before going. This volcano is the workplace of many Javanese locals. These men work as sulfur miners within the crater. The work they complete each day is some of the most demanding of any job in the world. They are constantly breathing the sulphuric gas while carrying loads of 90+ kilograms of mined sulfur. For all of that excruciating work, you’d hope that these miners would make a decent living, but the truth is, these workers make as little as $10 USD per day. 8. Assess Your Level of Fitness Before Going Many people underestimate the level of fitness needed to hike up Mt Ijen. In all honesty, if you’re in decent physical condition, you’ll be just fine. The hike up to the mountain is easy and the guides are mindful if someone needs to slow their pace. The thing you need to remember most is that you’ll be hiking INTO Ijen crater. Loose rocks and slippery volcanic sand make it difficult to descend. You’ll also face debilitating sulfuric gases. Consider all of these conditions before you decide to hike Mt Ijen. Overall, we didn’t have any trouble with the hike and thought this was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Is Mt Ijen Safe To Hike? Ijen Crater is perpetually emitting sulphuric gas. This gas is toxic and can be dangerous. However, with the proper preparation, gear, and direction, you’ll be completely safe inside the crater. We highly suggest completing this hike with a guide so that there aren’t any mishaps. 9. Take Caution With Your Cameras Unfortunately, not every story has a 100% happy ending. Although we loved our hike up Mt Ijen, we were devastated when we lost our drone. RIP drone! The high concentration of sulfuric gases in the crater caused our drone to malfunction. Many other hikers have had problems with cameras during their Mt Ijen hike, too. Beware of this before you decide to bring your valuable camera near the sulfur mines. 10. Don’t Wear Jewelry On The Mt Ijen Hike Another item I would absolutely leave at home is gold and silver jewelry. We were told that the sulfur will react with the metals and cause it to turn colors. I wouldn’t risk wearing any valuables. 11. Always Step Aside For The Miners During your Mt Ijen hike, you’ll want to be mindful of the sulfur miners that are hard at work. As I mentioned previously, these workers endure one of the most laborious jobs in the world. Since you’ll be in the Ijen crater for pleasure, it’s important that you step aside anytime a worker approaches. 12. Don’t Miss The Blue Flames Kawah Ijen is one of the only places in the world where you can still witness blue flames. These flames turn blue from burning sulfuric gas at an extremely high temperature. As you enter the crater, be sure to follow and listen to your guide. They will show you exactly where you can see these blue flames in action. For a sneak peek, check out our video of Mt Ijen on Youtube you’ll be able to see the blue flames around 754. 13. Buy The Small Sulfur Nick Nacks To supplement their minuscule income, many miners sell small sulfur nick nacks along the trail. The figurines they create from these small pieces of sulfur are amazing. We highly suggest bringing a few extra bucks to purchase one of these nick nacks. 14. Is Mt Ijen Worth It? In our opinion, the hike to Mt Ijen and exploring the sulfuric crater for sunrise was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. We strongly suggest it to anyone looking for a unique excursion while visiting the islands of Java or Bali. Mike and I loved every minute of our trek and we would do it again in a heartbeat maybe next time we’ll leave our drone at home though!. 15. Hike Mount Bromo, Too! For the ultimate adventure, hike up Mount Bromo, too. Mount Bromo is another active volcano on Java and offers some of the most iconic views on the island. Many people choose to visit Mount Bromo directly after climbing the Ijen Crater and we kick ourselves for not knowing about it. Learn from our mistake and be sure to hike up Mount Bromo, too. For the best guided tour, which includes both the Mt Ijen and the Mount Bromo hike, check out the link below ✔️ 3-Day Excursion to Mount Bromo and Ijen Crater From Bali The Wrap-Up Ijen Crater Tour The Mt Ijen hike was a huge highlight during our trip to Bali. If you’re looking for a unique adventure, this is it. Book your guided tour and experience the sulfuric crater, the turquoise water of the acidic lake, and the glowing blue flames at Kawah Ijen. Want To Be A Travel Blogger? Did you know travel blogging can be profitable? Mike and I have been able to turn our small hobby blog into a 6-figure business in 16 months, which allows us to travel the world full-time. If you want to see how we did it, grab our free guide below. Enter your name and email address and your guide will be delivered directly to your inbox! Find this post helpful? Save it to Pinterest for later!
MtIjen blue fire trekking tour from Bali Itinerary. 16 - 17.00 pm : Pick up from your Hotel wherever in Bali. 20.00 pm : Arrive at Gilimanuk Harbor. 21.10 pm : Arrive at Ketapang. 22.45 pm : Arrive at Trekking Point. 01.45 am : Start The trekking. 08.00 am : The trekking Finish and having breakfast at local warung.
The beautiful island of Bali has so much to offer, it can be nearly impossible to fit everything in. One of the most exciting things it has to offer are its famous active volcano hikes. Among them are Mount Batur, Mount Bratan and Mount Agung - which has caused quite a few disruptions over the past few years. Our Best Selling Tour All-Inclusive Mount Ijen Electric Blue Fire Tour Our Mount Ijen Electric Blue Fire Tour is like nothing you've ever experienced, it absolutely has to be on your Bali bucket list! This is an all-inclusive 2-day tour, meaning we've got everything covered from your hotel to your food. Trek to the top of Mount Ijen and witness the world's largest acidic crater lake, electric blue fire and sunrise from the top of the volcano. This is a unique experience not to be missed on your vacation to Bali. But if you’re looking to be blown away, we recommend booking a private Mount Ijen tour. Also known as the Kawah Ijen Crater, it really is spectacular, featuring the largest acid lake in the world and the only natural blue fire’ on earth! Here’s everything you need to know before you go. How to get there and when to goMount Ijen is actually situated in East Java, away from the hustle and bustle of central Bali. The nearest airport to Ijen is Surabaya, so you may wish to fly there and stay in the area for a few days before and after completing your hike. However, the most common way to get there is to drive to north Bali, take a 45 minute boat ride to Java and then you will only be about an hour drive from Mount Ijen. On our private Mount Ijen Tour we actually provide all the transportation so no need to worry about the planning, tickets, etc. The total travel time will take around 5-8 hours, depending on your exact location in Bali. However, it is worth noting that Java is quite different to Bali, there are much less tourists and local transportation is modest to say the least. Many Javanese do not speak english well and facilities and restaurants are much more limited here. Don’t get us wrong, this is all part of Java’s charm and why we love it so much but it is definitely something to consider when planning a trip to Mount terms of when to go, the dry season in Bali is April-October. This is probably the best time of year but it is also the busiest so you may consider going outside of these months. To be honest, it’s perfectly fine to visit all year round, there’s just a slightly higher chance of a shower if you go during the wet season in you might actually be thankful for the opportunity to cool down when you’re halfway through your hike! Kawah Ijen CraterKawah Ijen is most famous for its one of a kind blue fire and for being home to the world’s largest acid lake. But it’s so much more – the area is home to many other volcanoes and hills which are absolutely breathtaking. The hike is beautiful but it’s not for the faint hearted. From the starting point of the hike, it takes around 1 hour to reach Kawah Ijen base camp; and from there it takes around another 2 hours at a moderate pace to reach the peak. You don’t have to be super fit to undertake the hike, but do keep in mind that it’s quite steep. Once you reach the peak your guide will instruct you to put your gas mask on to protect your lungs from the sulfuric gas. After reaching the top, you can actually walk down into the crater, but again, it is steep! Around 4am is the best time to reach the acid lake for a chance to witness the natural show of the blue fire. The sun usually starts to rise at about 530am so be sure to grab yourself a nice little viewing spot and prepare to be amazed! Blue FireThe Ijen crater is actually a well known sulfur mining site. You will see many miners carrying heavy loads between 75 and 90 kg! all the way up to the crater. The blue fire derives from the mining activity and is ignited sulfuric gas, which emerges from cracks. As with every natural sighting its height and intensity depends on various conditions and cannot be predicted. The flames have been known to reach more than 5 meters in height but this is not always the case. No matter what, it is always a unique experience and you are guaranteed to get some pretty amazing photographs on our all-inclusive Mount Ijen tour! Blue Fire at Mount IjenAcid LakeDo not be fooled by its pristine exterior, this lake is one of the deadliest there is! The high acidity of the lake starts decomposing your skin after 15 seconds so better not swim there. You can put your hand in the lake for a few seconds, under a guides supervision without it being harmful, but be careful not to touch your eyes afterwards as there may be some tears! The Best Mount Ijen Tour ItineraryHere is the schedule for our Mount Ijen tour tour so you know what to expect1200 PM – Pick up at your the hotel exact time may vary depending on your location600 PM – Dinner!700 PM – Arrive at your hotel for a rest1200 AM – Start the tour to Mt. Ijen100 AM – Arrive at Mt. Ijen and start hiking up to the top of the volcano200 AM – View of the world’s largest acidic crater lake400 AM – Experience the mesmerizing electric blue AM – Watch the incredible sunrise from the top of the volcano of Mt. Ijen900 AM – Breakfast!1000 AM – Start the return back to your hotel1200 PM – Lunch time!430 PM – Arrive back at your hotel exact time may vary depending on your locationTimes and attractions can usually be customized to fit requests, and remember exact timings can change due to local conditions. As you can see, the tour involves a very early wake-up call but trust us, it will be so worth it when you are witnessing the most spectacular sunrise you’ve ever seen! The best view from the top of Mount IjenWhat to bringWarm clothes! Indonesia might be tropical, but it gets very chilly at night at 2,300 m. It’s best to wear a few layers of clothing, so you can take some off when the sun comes up. I’d suggest a pair of comfy and supportive sneakers or walking boots, thick-ish socks, leggings or tracksuit bottoms, a vest, a t-shirt, a jacket and a lightweight waterproof jacket. You may also want to wear a hat. These are all items of clothing you may not necessarily think to pack for a trip to Bali, so it pays to be organized if you’re planning to complete the hike! Water. This is essential for staying hydrated on your hike and throughout the day, as it will be quite a long day! Bring a large reusable water bottle that you can carry with you at all times and refill throughout the day. Sunscreen. Although it will be cold at night, once the sun comes up it will warm up rapidly and you’ll be very exposed to the sun on your way down. Mount Ijen Acid Lake viewOther tips Make sure you eat enough. Since it will be a really long day, and the climb is quite strenuous, you’ll want to make sure you have enough energy! Be sure to eat plenty at meal times and snack throughout the day. Our Mount Ijen tour is all inclusive so dinner, breakfast and lunch are included as well as snacks and mineral water. Don’t worry too much about the sulfuric gas! Your guide will instruct you when you need to put your mask on, and this is just a safety precaution so you have nothing to worry about!Stay close to your guide. The trail can be very busy with many different groups embarking on the hike in the middle of the night. Just be aware of this and try to keep an eye on your guide, they will take care of you. Go to the toilet whenever you have the chance, as options can be quite limited! Enjoy it! Undertaking a Mount Ijen tour will not be the easiest thing you’ve ever done but it will be so rewarding and it will stay in your memory forever!ForeverVacation Guests overlooking the acid lake at Mount IjenWe promise you will love this experience as this is truly the best Mount Ijen tour on the island. Also, if you're looking for more once in a lifetime adventures and unique experiences in Bali then be sure to check out all of our tours in Bali that we currently offer.
Quicksummary of the Mount Ijen Blue fire tour from Bali One Day - Pick up from the requested pick-up location at Bali - Going to Gilimanuk ferry port - Check in the ferry, going to Ketapang ferry port - Going to Ijen basecamp (Paltuding) - Coffee break/safety briefing - Hiking to Ijen Volcano - Blue flames and Ijen crater sightseeing
Mount Ijen tour from Bali 1 day tourMount Ijen tour Ijen Crater is a Stratovolcano mountain which is located on the border between Banyuwangi Regency and Bondowoso Regency, East Java, Indonesia. Ijen Crater Kawah Ijen has the highest peak of meters above sea been the iconic places, even been the favorite destination for the tourists. Why? Because we ensure you that if the Ijen Crater is the best choice for their vacations. Ijen crater has all the wonderful things, that you want to see turquoise Lake, that’s what the tourist called Ijen Crater, is One of the Instagramable places to take some photos. Ijen Crater Lake has a depth of 200 meters, and the crater has a high acidity that is close to that could dissolve the human body quickly. When we see the crater lake from the peak of Ijen Mountain we will see the oldest dam of Ijen Crater. The Ijen Crater Dam has built when in the Dutch era. It functions to avoid the overflow of crater can also see the best sunrise ever and the rare phenomenon which is only two in the world, after Iceland, it is called “BLUE FIRE”.The blue fire has been there a few hundred years ago or maybe a thousand years ago. And yet, its existence was known around 1950. Blue fire formed because the solfatara hole with sufficient hot temperature 600 degrees Celcius is burning the closest how we can go there starting from Bali?Our Ijen Expedition team will pick up you from Denpasar Airport, Kuta, Ubud, Sanur, or wherever to pick up the place that you choose by the AC vehicles for bringing you to the most western part of Bali, Gilimanuk the next route, we’ll bring you to go to Banyuwangi city The Sunrise of Java by ferry ship. It will take 1 hour to reach Ketapang Harbor. When you will arrive in Banyuwangi, the times are changed to one hour slower. Not WITA Middle Indonesian Time but using WIB Western Indonesian Time.Finally, you’ve arrived in Banyuwangi. Welcome to Banyuwangi city, the easternmost part of Java Island. From there, at around am we’ll bring you goes to Paltuding Rest Area it will take 1-1,5 hours.During the trip, youll be spoiled by the various kinds of wonderful places. Such as the green area of the rice fields, the wonderful new place, the humble kindest face of the people of Banyuwangi, and also the cool air in the Paltuding Area, at around 130 am, you’ll start hiking to Ijen Mountain. It will take 1 hour. The track of Ijen Mountain was followed by the sloping track and uphill, for a little path is pretty well maintained and in good condition and other views of rounding volcanoes and luxurious vegetation will accompany your the crater rim the top of Ijen Mountain you should be using the gas mask so that you’ll not have taken out short of breath. And then we’ll bring you to go down to see the blue fire right on the edge of the acidic lake temperature of the lake +- 40 degrees Celcius; Ph 0,5; max depth +- 200 m.Hike go to down +- 45mins, the rocky tracking.The blue fire is ignited with sulphuric gas, which is emerging from cracks at temperatures up to 600 degrees Celcius 1,112 degrees Fahrenheit. Those gases directly originated from the magmatic chamber under the volcano. The flames could be up to 5 meters high; some of the gas condenses to liquid and is still is the largest blue flame area in the world and one of the purest sulfur mines. Escaping volcanic gases are channeled through a network of ceramic pipes, resulting in the condensation of molten sulfur which is deep red in color when molten, pours slowly from the ends of these pipes and pools on the ground, turning bright yellow as it miners break the cooled material into large pieces and carry it away in baskets. Miners carry loads ranging from 75 kilograms to 90 kilograms, up 300 meters to the crater rim, with a gradient of 45 to 60 degrees Most miners make this journey twice a day resources by Wikipedia.After enjoying the gorgeous blue fire, it’s time to see the wonderful sunrise ever in East it’s time to go back home. It will take about 45 mins-1 hour. It is faster than when we go hiking. Please more carefully, cause sometimes we’ll meet on the slippery sandy our driver will pick up you in Paltuding Ijen for breakfast. After breakfast, we’ll continue on our journey to Ketapang Harbor to cross to Bali with Ferry ship; +-1h. the ship will take you back to reach Denpasar city and wherever your drop-off place 4-5 hours.Keep in mind that Bali is H+1 compared to Java time. You will get Arrived at your final destination at 3-4 pick up pm drive to Gilmanuk am go to java by am drive to the Ijen parking am hiking to Ijen crater am down the crater for blue am experience the blue am back to the crater am enjoy the view over the acidic lake and am back to the parking am pm back to Bali Ubud PM finish the programWe already have the price list of the package 1 pax IDR. pax IDR. pax IDR. pax IDR. pax IDR. pax IDR. pax IDR. pax IDR. pax IDR. pax IDR. Transportation from Bali to JavaFerryEntrance feeTrekking guideExclude Lunch and dinnerTipping guide and driverINFO AND BOOKING[caldera_form id=”CF60a042207e1ff”] Share this information with your friends
Watchthe famous blue crater of Mount Ijen on a day Ijen tour from Bali. Walk through the tropical forests of East Java and get an amazing experience This phenomenon is really caused by the combustion of sulfur, of which Ijen has a number of the best levels in the world. The sulfuric gases are released from cracks within the rock at air mass and temperatures sometimes far more than 1,112°.The blue fire will be reduced in size around 5 because the sun will come at 5 so don’t go too late. when the sun rises, the blue fire will be reduced and cannot be seen. April to November is the best month to see the blue fire can I see the blue fire Ijen crater?Where can I see the blue fire? To see the blue fire you have to come to Ijen Crater, Ijen Crater is an active volcano in Banyuwangi, East Java, does Ijen a crater has a blue fire Ijen crater?the lava molten rock that emerges from the Earth at ultra-high temperatures isn’t colored significantly differently than the lava at other volcanoes, which all differ slightly based on their mineral composition but appear a bright red or orange color in their molten at Kawah Ijen, extremely high quantities of sulfuric gases emerge at high pressures and temperatures sometimes more than 600°C along with the sulfur from within the volcano breaches the surface, it can reach temperatures up to 600°C 1, 112°F, and therefore the sulfur immediately encounters lower temperatures and pressures at the surface, which causes the sulfur to right away ignite and erupt blue flames up to five meters 16 ft into the you need to bring to see Blue FireTorches both hand torches or headlamps. We opted for the headlamps to maintain our palms-free, although I took both, simply in case the battery might run out withinside the nightGloves it’s miles bloodless up there, however, they even serve you nicely whilst you pass down the crater and ought to preserve directly to sharp rocksGas masks, that you want as safety in opposition to dense clouds of poisonous gases like sulphur dioxide. You can not live for a long term in one’s gases without a mask. It all relies upon the wind if you’ll stumble upon a number of the ones poisonous gases on the day of your jacket. Now, do no longer count on the provider of a “cell second-hand iciness garments store”Tour Package Blue fireIjen Crater tour package from Bali 1 dayblue fire Ijen tour 2 day 1 Night From BaliIjen Crater midnight Tour From BanyuwangiBromo ijen tour 3 Day 2 Night From SurabayaIJEN CRATERTUMPAK SEWUMOUNT BROMO 4 DAY 3 NIGHT TOUR FROM BALIBali Ijen crater Bromo Yogyakarta 5 Day 4 NightMount Bromo-Ijen crater tour From Bali 3 Day 2 NightMount Ijen Hike The Most Epic Adventures in East JavaIjen Crater is one of the popular tourist sites located within the borders of Banyuwangi and Bondowoso regencies in East Java. Having more than two thousand visitors every month, Ijen Crater becomes a tourist attraction that makes many people is a must see if you are in the area or planning a trip to East Java Indonesia. You can enjoy many interesting things in the Ijen Crater, ranging from the phenomenon of the Blue Fire to the sunrise point. Moreover, Mount Ijen has an altitude of 2,386 meters above sea is surrounded by the most beautiful lush green countryside with rice fields and forests. And bordered by two other mountains right next to it Meranti and Merapi. The gate is open from hiking itself to the volcano is around until 2 hours. Also, the trip to the bottom of the crater is around 30-40 minutes. Ijen carter itself is truly dramatic – the caldera has a lake that is bright green in colour and almost 100% pure sulphuric acid. It is 200 mt deep at its deepest and provides a fascinating focus to the best time to visit Ijen Crater Or ijen Volcano Or Kawah IjenThe best day to visit this volcano is the dry season, which mostly it starts from April until the beginning of November. Those months are the best time to visit Ijen TIME TO VISIT Start from the end of December until March, there will be more rain that will start from Morning until night. From December until March the intensity of the fog in the Ijen Crater was lower. Thus, visitors can see the blue lake and blue fire without being blocked by you can see in the Ijen crater Mount Ijen Hike1. The blue fire phenomenonThe blue fire is a natural wonder that can only be seen at Ijen, It is only visible in the extreme darkness. If you are planning to witness the blue fire, you have to start walking at 2 AM. Once at the top you have to descend again into the crater, wearing a mask to find the blue Acidic Crater Lake Mount Ijen HikeThis beautiful warm lake with its blue-greenish water looks very inviting but it is corrosive and dangerous! Kawah Ijen Ijen crater is the world’s largest highly acidic volcanic lake. The crater size is about 960 meters x 600 meters with a depth of 200 meters is so acidic that it can dissolve clothes and human acid measure is almost zero pH< similar to the strength of car battery acid. I tried to touch the water using my finger, it was very warm and it tastes don’t try this, I got my finger itched for about 30 minutes! The best time to go down to Ijen crater lake is in the morning between to am. Around 10 am the wind started to blow the acid smokes of sulfur to the walking will be hard to climb down or up when it got covered with those sulfur smokes. If you are in this situation and you don’t have a mask, pour some water on the tissue or Sunrise Mount Ijen Hike3. Sulfur miner Mount Ijen HikeKawah Ijen has been a working sulfur mine since 1968 and you will come across a number of hardworking miners hauling heaving reed baskets of sulfur—weighing up to a mind-boggling 200 pounds—up and down the volcano on your what has to be one of the toughest jobs in the world, many miners choose this line of work over farming in local areas thanks to its higher wage roughly $10 a day around 800 rupiahs per kilogram, based on two trips. MountIjen last erupted in 1999. My Bali Trekking Tours offers an unforgettable trekking experience because we will invite you to get a little out of the island of Bali, precisely on the border of Banyuwangi and Bondowoso, East Java, a trip that may take longer than trekking in general. BaliBromo Ijen Tour Package 3 Days. Day 03 : Ijen Blue Flames - Drop Off Bali. At midnight 12.00am our staff will pick you up and take you to Paltuding the slope of Mount Ijen, passing through plantations and rainforest. This is one of the few remaining on the island of Java with giant ferns and plants, big trees, this journey takes l5Pbs2.
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