アジアの絶景の山頂・トップ20

Mount Bromo is an active volcano and a Hindu pilgrimage site. The volcano lies within the Sandsea caldera, which formed several thousand years ago. The last major eruption, classified as category 3 (out of a maximum VIE 8), occurred in 2010/2011. Moderate and explosive eruptions (VIE 1-2) occur regularly, most recently in December 2023. During volcanic activity, access to the popular volcano is closed. Visits are usually made from Cemorolawang, a village situated on the rim of the Sandsea caldera. Visitors travel by jeep, on horseback, or on foot down the caldera and across the flat Tengger Sand Sea to the base of Mount Bromo. From there, a path leads uphill, or visitors can ride horses to the bottom of the concrete staircase that ascends to the crater rim. Hundreds of people make the journey to the crater rim daily. Caution and consideration are therefore advised on the narrow path at the top. (Visited on April 16, 2006 and May 12, 2018) https://volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?vn=263310&vtab=Eruptions

Beautiful viewpoint 🤩, the climb from Ghorepani is worth it 👍🏻.

It's about 1km from the parking lot to the crater rim, with the last section up a flight of stairs. There's a great view into the crater, with Semeru Volcano in the background. Those sensitive to sulfur may want to wear a mask – it smells of sulfur! You can also ride a horse with a guide to the stairs and back.

Resembles a migration of peoples

You can only see it when the weather is good. If it's windy and rainy, you can't see anything because of the clouds and fog.

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What you should know about Seoraksan National Park is that the hike to Geumgangul Cave is really beautiful and challenging, as it goes very steeply uphill on rocks and stone steps. Shortly before the end, however, you can only reach the cave via a staircase mounted on the outside of the rock. Unfortunately, I had to pass on that. You do have to be able to handle a bit of height here. The same applies to the hike to Ulsanbawi Rock. On weekends and in autumn, it is more than full. Today, Sunday 10/20/24, we hiked to Ulsanbawi Rock in single file, which somewhat spoils the fun. But Seoraksan National Park is great and if you hike the main routes, you have to be prepared for there to be a lot of other hikers with you at peak times. But this is a good opportunity to immerse yourself in Korean hiking culture.