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Mount Rinjani: Indonesia’s Imposing Active Volcano
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Mount Rinjani is an active stratovolcano located on the island of Lombok, in Indonesia, within the volcanic arc of the Sonda. With 3,726 meters high above sea level, it is the second highest volcano in Indonesia and one of the great natural giants of Southeast Asia. Its most striking feature is a large oval caldera of 6 by 8,5 kilometers, partially occupied by the crater lake Segara Anak. Mount Rinjani: where it is and what type of volcano it is…
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