Mount Agung Hiking Closure: What Travelers Need to Know

đ¨ Mount Agung Closed for Hiking â Hereâs What You Need to Know! đ¨ If you were planning to hike Mount Agung this week, weâve got a heads-up for youâBaliâs most sacred volcano is closed to all trekkers until 2nd March 2025 for an important religious ceremony. Itâs pretty common for Agung to be off-limits now and then, as ceremonies here take priority over tourism. This time, all hiking trailsâincluding the popular Pasar Agung Temple routeâare closed, and local guides wonât be taking any bookings. A quick reminder: you must have a registered local guide to hike Mount Agung legally. Bali authorities have been cracking down on tourists hiking solo, and a few have even been deported recently for ignoring the rules! So, if youâre thinking about hiking Agung when it reopens, make sure you do it the right way. Need an alternative? If youâre still keen for a sunrise trek, Mount Batur is open and offers an incredible (and slightly easier) climb. Not into hiking? Batur sunrise jeep tours are a super fun way to take in the views without the leg workout! Let us knowâare you team hike to the top or team jeep with a coffee in hand? âđ #BaliTravel #MountAgung #BaliTrekking #BaliHiking #MountBatur #SunriseTrek #BaliTips #ChadAndMiaOfficial
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