Considered the "navel of the world" by the Balinese, Gunung Agung is the holiest mountain in Bali. Many Balinese believe that the gods raised the mountain as a place to view the rich parade of life below. This occasionally active volcano (the last major eruption occurred in 1963 with devastating results) stands at 3,014 meters. Bali's most sacred temple, Besakih actually sits on its slope. The adventurous traveler can attempt to climb the volcano between July and October. Be sure to hire a guide, as the route is long, difficult and dangerous.
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Breathtaking Sceneries
I've been to Mount Agung via Mount Batur in the Kintamani District. For the first time in my life I got to see a real active volcano outside th...
Not all that memorable
This may not be a very worthwhile review in that my wife and I did not actually go on Mount Agung, but were only taken to a restaurant with a v...
on my way
heard it is fantastic, cant wait to get there and enjoy the views and the bike ride itself. i enjoy my fitness and cant wait to get out there.....
it was very bad
i didn't like this place because there is a lot of people that talks to much so i could not concentrate so you should not go there i'm so sorry...
I LOVED IT!
I LOVED THIS PLACE! IT WAS SO QUIET AND PEACEFUL! I WISH THAT I COULD GO BACK EVERY YEAR! I THINK THAT EVERYONE SHOULD GO TO MT. AGUNG!
What a Ride!
My wife and I rented bikes and rode down from the base of the mountain and winding our way past mountain villages and had an amazing trip! The...
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