Kintamani Volcano
- Address:Kintamani
- Admission:Free
Nature & Wildlife, Off-the-Beaten Path, Walking / Hiking, Volcano
Two hours by road from Denpasar in Bali’s north-east lie several villages on the rim of the Batur caldera in an area known simply as Kintamani Volcano.
At 1,500m (4,921ft) above sea level, the villages (Penelokan, Batur amd Kintamani) have impressive views of the active volcano Mount Batur and the crater lake (Lake Batur).
Many visitors opt for a moderate climb to the summit of Mount Batur to watch the sunrise but less physically-able individuals can still get a good view of the surrounding countryside from the crater rim.
As well as the lake and the volcano, Kintamani is home to Pura Ulun Danu Batur, one of Bali's most important temples.
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Gus was a warm and accommodating tour guide. He happily answered all sorts of questions about Bali and its people. We had a great time :))
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The trip was unbelieveable. The guide we had was amazing as he told us all about the culture and did a few other stops for us and made the experience of a new culture and country very satisfying. The trip was worth every cent. Thanks VIATOR once again
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So much seen in one day!! We had a fantastic guide who was friendly, informative and flexible, offering us options that we might be interested in along the way. Beautiful scenery. Well worth it!!
Continue Reading »It is best to arrive at Kintamani early as cloud cover sets in by late afternoon. Remember to bring a warm layer of clothing - Kintamani is much cooler than most of Bali’s coastal towns.
Kintamani is about 50km (31mi) from Denpasar.
