Rinjani National Park

Mount Rinjani National Park is a 41,330-hectare protected area centered on Mount Rinjani (3,726 m), an active volcano on Lombok Island, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Established in 1990, it encompasses the Rinjani massif, Segara Anak crater lake, hot springs, savanna and tropical forests. Notable for multi-day trekking routes via Senaru and Sembalun, diverse flora and fauna, and sacred landscapes revered by local communities.

Visitors can expect a rugged volcanic landscape dominated by Mount Rinjani's summit, the turquoise Segara Anak crater lake, natural hot springs, grassy savanna and montane forest. The park is accessed via official gates at Senaru and Sembalun with trekking posts, camping grounds and viewpoints along the trails. Activities center on guided multi-day trekking, camping at crater rims and lake shores, photography and nature observation in a remote mountain environment.