3 High Mountain in Java

1. Mount Semeru (3676m)

Mount Semeru is the highest volcano in Indonesia, with a height of 3676 meters above sea level. The crater at the summit of Mount Semeru is known by the name Jonggring Saloko.

The position of this mountain region situated between the administration and Lumajang Malang Regency, with its geographical position between 8 ° 06 'South Latitude and 120 ° 55' East Longitude.

In 1913 and 1946 Crater Jonggring Saloka have dome with a height of 3744.8 M until the end of November 1973. To the south, the dome is to break the edge of the crater caused lava flow leads to the south and covers an area Pronojiwo Candipuro in Lumajang.

2. Mount Slamet (3432m)

Mount Slamet (3432 meter) volcano is located in Java Island, Indonesia. The mountain is located on the border Brebes, Banyumas, Purbalingga, and District Immigration Office, Central Java Province, and was the highest in Central Java and the second highest on the island of Java. There are four craters on top of them are active.
Last activity was in May 2009 and until June.

3. Arjuno mountain (3339m)

Arjuno Mountain is located in Malang, East Java, Strato-type with a height of 3339 m above sea level and is under the management Tahura Soeryo Raden. Usually this is accomplished mountain climb of the three points are well known, from Lawang, Tretes and Batu.

Arjuno mountain adjacent to the Mount Welirang. The peak of Mount Arjuno located on the same ridge of mountain peaks Welirang. Apart from the above two places climb Mount Arjuno can be from different directions. Mountain, located west of Batu, Malang - East Java is also one of the climbing destination. Besides the high that has reached more than 3000 meters, this mountain there are several attractions. One of them is a waterfall attraction Grandfather Bodo is also one route to the summit of Mount Arjuna. Despite the attraction other than Kakek Bodo waterfall, there is also another waterfall, but the tourists rarely visit another waterfall, possibly because the location of tourist facilities and lack of support.