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The first piece of tip is to research and study the mountain’s location. This is essential due to the fact that each mountain’s location, geography, and climbing path are unique. On Mount Kerinci, for instance, the majority of the climbing terrain consists of mud and sand, whereas on Mount Rinjani, climbers must be able to walk uphill because the terrain is inclined at a 45-degree angle. By understanding the mountain’s position, later climbers will be less shocked and more prepared logistically and physically. Beginners should select a mountain with a low degree of difficulty that is climbable by novices.

The second piece of tip is to workout before ascending a mountain. As was previously noted, one of the necessary preparations is endurance. Never imagine that mountain climbing is a simple endeavor. On the other side, this sport necessitates a great deal of physical strength and stamina in order for climbers to reach the summit of the mountain. Therefore, exercise prior to climbing is essential. Prospective climbers can practice for a few weeks before to climbing by jogging and performing other light workouts. This can help develop physical endurance and prepare the body to climb the mountain.

The third tip is to prepare the climbing equipment in an acceptable and careful manner. Because the carrier’s capacity to carry products is limited when climbing, bringing equipment for climbing must be done with proper and mature care. Therefore, prospective mountain climbers must be extremely cautious when deciding what equipment to bring. Carrier bag, hiking shoes, jacket, pocket knife, raincoat, portable cooking utensils, flashlight, whistle, compass, and first aid kit are the most commonly carried items for trekking. In addition, supplies and logistics are significant factors that must be considered. Aspiring climbers should have adequate food supplies. As a climber’s meal menu, instant noodles, rice, chicken nuggets, and corned beef can be brought. In addition, provide climbers with biscuits, chocolate, and bread to replenish their energy while traveling upward.

The fourth tip is to register first. In most cases, prospective climbers must register and obtain a climbing permit at a certain site on certain mountains. Officers will record the climbers’ personal information and inspect the luggage of potential climbers in order to determine whether the climber is eligible to ascend the peak. This phase should not be neglected since, if the climber does not descend the mountain on the specified day, the officers will conduct a rapid search by combing the mountain region.

The fifth piece of tip is to stick to the three mountaineering principles. Every climber must firmly adhere to a well-known guideline held by mountaineers worldwide. The three principles are take nothing but picture, leave nothing but footprint, kill nothing but time. The goal of the first principle is to restrict climbers from bringing anything from the mountain back with them, regardless of its form. Climbers are only permitted to photograph anything they find noteworthy. The second guideline prohibits climbers from leaving anything behind, including trash and rubbish. Climbers are advised to bring their trash with them until they locate a garbage dump. The goal of the last principle is to prohibit climbers from killing animals and plants, as climbers should have the principle of turning on, not off.

Those are several simple enough for first-timers to implement on their climbing adventures. If you never give something a shot, you will never know if it is right or not. To use an analogy, we cannot know what it is like to climb a mountain or appreciate the view from the peak if we never give it a try. If the thought of climbing a mountain for the first time fills you with dread, you need not worry any longer because you have been provided with mountain climbing instructions for beginners. That being said, why delay any longer? Arise, and ascend the mountain!

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Bromo Ijen

Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park is the largest volcanic area in the province of East Java which has an extraordinary tourist attraction. Divided into four regions in Probolinggo, Lumajang, Pasuruan, and Malang. This national park not only presents its natural charm that spoils the eye of the tourist but the local wisdom and rich history are also added value to this one. The tourist destination.

In this mountainous region, various folklore has been told orally and in writing. Also, those have accompanied the people who live in the surrounding area from generation to generation. One of them is the story of the indigenous tribes who inhabit the area of ​​Mount Bromo. The tribe is known as the Tengger tribe. This certainly adds a unique side to Mount Bromo itself.

Besides being rich in the charm of natural beauty, Bromo has indigenous peoples and traditions that cannot be separated from one another. The indigenous tribes who inhabit the Bromo area are estimated to have existed since the 10th century. Judging from the archaeological aspect, the Tengger tribe has existed since before the Majapahit era. Not only from a story but several inscriptions from the Majapahit to the Singasari era show the existence of people who worship Mount Bromo, which we now know as the Tengger Tribe. Some of these inscriptions include the Muncang inscription, found in 902 AD; the Linga Sultan inscription, located in 929 AD; and the Pananjakan inscription, found in 1324 Saka or 1402 AD.

The Muncang and Linga Sultan inscriptions state that the people in the Tengger area have existed since 902 AD. It is said that several villages around the Tengger area have special fief status or sanctified land. Then, it is also described in the Linga Sultan inscription that there is
worship by the people in the Tengger region to Mount Brahma (now Bromo). It was carried out every month of Kasada, called the Yadnya Kasada ritual.

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In addition to being rich in history, the Tenggerese are also rich in traditions and noble values ​​, which are still firmly held by the Tenggerese. Reportedly, at least four traditional ceremonies are held yearly: Yadnya Kasada, Unan-unan, Yadnya Karo, and Pujan Mubeng.

1. Yadnya Kasada
   The famous Yadnya Kasada is identical to the Tengger tribe. It is a traditional ceremony that depicts the belief of the Tenggerese people towards the spirits of their ancestors who have sacrificed themselves to protect the people in the Tengger area. This ceremony also aims to show gratitude for all God’s gifts.
2. Unan-Unan
   In the Tengger tribe, the activities of alms to the earth or village cleanup are commonly referred to as Unan-unan. This activity aims to grant to nature and those who look after agricultural land and plantations in villages and water sources. And another meaning of Unan-Unan is to free the village from disturbances of bhutakala (spirits) and as a request to avoid disease
   and be free from all suffering in life.
3. Yadnya Karo
   Yadnya Karo or Hari Raya Karo is a ritual and a holiday held for a long time. That is for fourteen days. In Javanese, Karo is loro (two). This ceremony is stored in the second month and is the most extended traditional ceremony in the Tengger community and is held in conjunction with Nyepi Day for Hindus. This traditional ceremony is carried out as a form of gratitude for the Tengger people for the blessings bestowed by Sang Hyang Swayambhu (God Brahma).
4. Pujan Mubeng
   Pujan Mubeng tradition is held by all villagers by going around the village with the shaman while hitting the ketipung from the eastern village boundary, around the four corners of the village. This ceremony aims to cleanse the village of all harmful disturbances and disasters.

Not only rich in natural resources, the Tengger people who inhabit the Mount Bromo area and its surroundings are also rich in cultural heritage from their ancestors. Its long and centuries-old history brought many values from various cultures in the past. And then acculturated with the current developments, making the cultural diversity of the Tengger tribe able to coexist with the new colors of changing times. Still, it did not eliminate the original color of the Tengger tribe. This makes many tourists interested in visiting to witness the cultural diversity for themselves.

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 mount bromo tour package

 mount bromo tour package

Mount bromo tour package

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Blue Fire
Ijen volcano has some of the highest sulfur levels in the world. Since the sulfur can spit out “blue lava”, it is unusual for a volcano. This blue Fire is not real from lava. The light (Blue Fire) is actually the light from burning sulfur gas. These gasses emerge from cracks in the volcano at high pressures and temperatures—up to 600 °C. When they come into contact with air, they ignite, sending flames 5m high. Some of the gas condenses into molten sulfur, which continues to burn as it flows down the slope that looks like a lava flow.

The Blue Fire of Ijen Crater can only be seen at night. The best time is between 2-4am, which is why you (Travelers) should start your tour early, around 1 or 2am. The sight of the fire at night is so Beautiful and amazing. Blue Fire phenomenon only occurs in Indonesia, especially in Ijen Crater (Kawah Ijen).

Sunrise on Mount Ijen
When the sun starts to appear, the blue fire cannot be seen but you will be presented with a crater lake that is green tosca, the dominant crater wall is yellowish white, calm lake water, smoke billowing from sulfur mining mixed with fog, will eliminate everything your fatigue, coupled with the warmth that begins to burst along with the rising sun. Many people call it the natural phenomenon of the sunrise at the tip of the island o

Sulfur Miners

Mount Ijen is one of the famous sulfur mining activities in Indonesia. You can see sulfur miners carrying two baskets made of bamboo filled with yellow sulfur on their shoulders.According to a local tour guide he said that there are about 50 miners every day. Ijen Crater sulfur miners have been extracting sulfur here since 1968, they work at night alongside a stunning blue fire for tourists to escape the hot sun. Miners extract sulfur rock, which forms after a blue fire goes out and leaves sulfur behind. They then carried this sulfur into a basket on the side of the mountain to sell for their daily income.

Greenish Lake
We are presented with the beauty of the Greenish Ijen Crater lake which is very beautiful from the top of the crater. The Greenish lake in the volcanic crater of Kawah Ijen looks calm and stunning. However, it is also the largest acid lake in the world. The water in the crater lake has a pH of less than 0.3 on a scale of 0 to 14 (7 neutral). In fact, it is acid that makes water green. Can you swim in Ijen Crater? No, the lake was a 90 C sulfuric acid pool that no one lived in, and which would be very dangerous for anyone swimming in it.

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