Madeftu Bali Tour - Mount 
Bromo (bahasa Indonesian : Gunung Bromo), an active volcano and part of the Tengger massif, East Java, Indonesia. Mount Bromo is the highest mountain in East Java with a height of about 3676 meters. At 2329 meters (7641 feet) the highest peak that is not massive, but is most famous. Massif area is one of the most visited tourist attractions in East Java, Indonesia. Volcanoes of Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park.Mount 
Bromo is sitting in the middle of vast plains called Sea of Sand (Indonesian: Ocean Sand), a protected nature reserve since 1919. Typical way to visit Mount Bromo from the mountain village near Cemoro Lawang. From there it is possible to walk to the volcano in about 45 minutes, but it is also possible to take an organized jeep tour, which includes stops at the point of view on Mount Penanjakan (2770 meters) (Indonesian: Gunung Penanjakan). The best views of Mount Bromo to the Sea of Sand below and surrounding the volcano at sunrise. Viewpoint on Mount Penanjakan can also be reached on foot in about two hours. From inside the caldera, the sulfur is collected by the workers.
Bromo is sitting in the middle of vast plains called Sea of Sand (Indonesian: Ocean Sand), a protected nature reserve since 1919. Typical way to visit Mount Bromo from the mountain village near Cemoro Lawang. From there it is possible to walk to the volcano in about 45 minutes, but it is also possible to take an organized jeep tour, which includes stops at the point of view on Mount Penanjakan (2770 meters) (Indonesian: Gunung Penanjakan). The best views of Mount Bromo to the Sea of Sand below and surrounding the volcano at sunrise. Viewpoint on Mount Penanjakan can also be reached on foot in about two hours. From inside the caldera, the sulfur is collected by the workers.What to see
Bromo 
is not the highest mountain in Java that honor goes to nearby Mount Semeru at 3676 m but it is probably the most famous. Bromo is actually just one of many peaks in the Tengger Caldera large, but easily recognized as part of a whole have been blown by the wind and constantly in the crater sulfur belches white smoke. The inside of the caldera, just dubbed Sand Sea (Sea of Sand) is coated with fine volcanic sand and the overall effect unsettingly loud, especially when compared to the lush green valleys all over the caldera. When the time each activity in the area, remember that the sun sets shortly after 5 PM and sunrise line beginning at around 5:30 am. This means you usually will need to get up at 3:30 am or so to get there in time of dawn.
is not the highest mountain in Java that honor goes to nearby Mount Semeru at 3676 m but it is probably the most famous. Bromo is actually just one of many peaks in the Tengger Caldera large, but easily recognized as part of a whole have been blown by the wind and constantly in the crater sulfur belches white smoke. The inside of the caldera, just dubbed Sand Sea (Sea of Sand) is coated with fine volcanic sand and the overall effect unsettingly loud, especially when compared to the lush green valleys all over the caldera. When the time each activity in the area, remember that the sun sets shortly after 5 PM and sunrise line beginning at around 5:30 am. This means you usually will need to get up at 3:30 am or so to get there in time of dawn.
Mount Batok (2440 m) is a brown volcanic cone at the center of the northern caldera. Unlike the other near the peak is no longer active and actually has some vegetation growing on it, most of the local pine tree that had somehow managed to survive even on volcanic ash.Mount Bromo, edges tinged with white sulfur and always bubbling, is the major sights. To reach it on foot, take the left fork in Cemoro Lawang's solitary crossing, then head to the streets to caldera caldera and then across to the Hindu temple at the foot of the mountain. From the temple a steep path leads 250 steps to the edge of the crater and meter-wide ledge from where to not keep looking at volcanoes.
Penanjakan Mountain (2770 m), 
located in the north of the caldera, is a mountain top view point accessible by paved road from Tosari and hence popular with jeeps and even tour buses. Most people came to see the dawn at 5 am, and you probably will have a large concrete observation post for yourself if you arrive at a later date.Along the road from Cemoro Lawang to Mt. Penanjakan, is the best way to get the views of the caldera without the crowds. To reach it, head west from Cemoro Lawang (past Cemero Indah) for 6 km, past farms and fields. Paved road eventually turned into a mountain path winding ended with a flight of stairs to the right, and viewpoint (with concrete shelter) is at the top. Allow 1.5 hours to climb up a steady pace, and carry the torch if you try this at night. From here, you can proceed to Mt. Penanjakan by following the trail upward, after the trail blends into the paved road to the viewpoint (total time about 60 minutes each way). If you plan to
return in the same way, marking the spot where the trail emerged into the street (if you pass a stone lantern in the street below, you have gone too far!), And notes that fall in this section can get slippery due to loose sand and stone. There are plenty of accommodation options around the mountain. Facilities Cemoro Lawang side of the caldera somewhat basic, but there are good hotels in Sukapura and Probolinggo.Legend of Mount Bromo
There are legends associated with the region of Mount Bromo and Tengger. According to this legend, there was a daughter of the 15th century Majapahit named Roro Anteng from the start the principle with her husband Joko Seger. They named the principle of the Tengger, a mixture of the last syllable of both their names.
Being a child for many years, the royal couple traveled to Mount Bromo to seek help from the gods of the mountain in giving their children. The gods agreed to their request, telling them that they would have 25 children, but demanded that they sacrifice their last child. Together, the couple had 24 children.
When the last child and last born, Roro Anteng refused to sacrifice it. Mount sent the god of fire and brimstone until he finally relented. After the boy was thrown into the crater of a volcano, her voice requesting that the annual ceremony performed to appease the gods. The ceremony is still being done to this day. That was on full moon days 14 Kesodo, according to the Tengger calendar. Rice, fruits, vegetables, flowers and livestock offered to the gods of the mountain.
On the fourteenth day of the Hindu festival Yadnya Kasada, Tenggerese Probolinggo, East Java, a trip to the mountain to make offerings of fruit, rice, vegetables, flowers and animal sacrifices to the gods of the mountain by throwing them into the caldera of a volcano. The origin of the ritual lies in the legends of the 15th century in which a princess named Roro Anteng start principality Tengger with her husband Joko Seger. The couple have children and therefore pleaded for help of the gods of the mountain. The gods gave them 24 children, but determined that 25 children, named Kesuma, should be thrown into the volcano as a human sacrifice. Request for god 'implemented. The tradition of throwing offerings to the volcano to appease the gods of ancient continues today. Although full of danger, the risk of some local residents up and down into the crater in an attempt to collect the goods sacrificed to defend their families.
Going to Mount Bromo
Departure from the hotel Madeftu's Crew, then headed west to Bali until Gilimanuk (port), after arriving in eastern Java / Banyuwangi, we travel to Probolinggo.
In Probolinggo, it is one hour one to Ngadisari, a town about 6 km northeast of Mount Bromo and the base camp for Mount Bromo trip.
Other base camp is Cemoro
Lawang, about half an hour from Ngadisari. You can get accommodation in Ngadisari so you start a little after midnight for a trip to Mount Bromo.Be sure to bring warm clothing, and the temperature can drop to between zero and five degrees Celsius. From there, about half an hour to Cemoro Lawang.
Foot of Mount Bromo is an increase of 3 km from Cemoro Lawang. You can hire a horse for 50,000 Rupiah or sit in the jeep to 40,000 rupiah to take you to Mount Bromo. Private cars are not allowed.Programs to Mount Bromo.
Programs 2 days / 1 nights
1. Departure from Bali / your hotel 8.30 am
2. See white sands
3. Find Hotel in Mountain / Bromo
4. Trekking in the mountain to see sunrise at 3.30 am / 4.00 am
5. go down from the mountain and trekking to Mt. Bromo / Volcano pass desert ride horse.
6. come back
7. if you wanna see Ijen crater, you have to + 1 night and 1 day or chose program 3 days / 2 nights.
Bali Cheaper price :
2d / 1n :
2/3 pax : IDR 2.600.000/pax
4/6 pax : IDR 2.200.000/pax
( Minimum 2 pax )
IJEN CRATER TOUR
Madeftu Bali Tour - Ijen 
Mountain Complex is a group of strato volcanoes in the large caldera Ijen, which is about 20 kilometers wide. Strato volcano Mount Merapi (not to be confused with Mount Merapi in Central Java) is the highest point of the complex. West Mount Merapi is the Ijen volcano, which has a turquoise-colored acid lakes a mile-wide crater. The lake is the site of a labor-intensive sulfur mining operation, in which sulfur-laden baskets are carried by hand from the crater floor. Many post-caldera cones and craters are located within the caldera or along its outer side. 
The largest concentration of post-caldera cone shape EW-trending zone on the south side of the caldera. Active crater Ijen crater has a radius equal to 361 meters, the surface of 41 × 106 meters square. It is 200 meters and has a volume 36 × 106 cubic meters.Program 3 days / 2 nights
Tour Program :1. Departure from Bali / your hotel 8.30 am
2. See white sands
3. Find Hotel in Mountain / Bromo
4. Trekking in the mountain to see sunrise at 3.30 am / 4.00 am
5. Go down from the mountain and trekking to Mt. Bromo / Volcano pass desert ride horse.
6. Direct to Bondowoso village
7. Find and sleep in the hotel
8. At 4.00 am see Ijen scrater with sunrise
9. Come back to Bali.
Bali Cheaper Price :
3d/2n :
2/3 pax : IDR 3.200.000/pax
4/6 pax : IDR 2.600.000/pax
(Minimum 2 pax)
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