WISATATOURKUDA

Everyone can climb on Bromo, There is no certain age limit for climbers of Mount Bromo. As long as you are in good health status or you have asked your doctor for approval if you are on any medication. We have served hundreds of climbers from the age of 10 to 87 years.

However, we recommend that children be at least 10 years old due to the many steps and steep slopes. Similarly, elderly climbers must be in good health and fitness to attempt climbing.

Climbing Mount Bromo requires a strong and healthy immune system. Therefore, before climbing to Mount Bromo, you should warm up by walking or doing other activities.

We will also suggest you a climbing package that can adjust to your strength, please consult us which climbing package is good for you to take if you have an endurance that needs to be adjusted.

BRING BACK THE WASTE FROM Mount Bromo

We care deeply about the cleanliness of Mount Bromo, and we are implementing a program to bring back personal waste. Of course it is not wise if you bring garbage to Mount Bromo then you stay overnight. Plan your trip to minimize waste by using a trekking organizer who cares about the environment at Mount Bromo so make sure to bring back the garbage you bring to Mount Bromo.

KEEPING THE LAKE AND THE HOT SPRING CLEAN

Washing from a water source to talk about water in a container. Soaps and detergents are harmful to the creatures that live in the same water, polluting the environment around lakes and hot springs means you have inherited suffering to future generations.

CAMP WITH CARE AND SAFE

When camping, we must respect other visitors so as not to leave any traces of your visit. After packing make sure no one else leaves trash.

KEEP LEARNING

By following the trail, you avoid trampling the bushes and risk getting lost in the forest.

BUILD TOILET WASTE

In areas without toilet facilities, bury your toilet waste in shallow holes away from drains, drains, campsites, and shelters. Be careful with fire. Portable fuel stoves are less harmful to the environment and more efficient than fire. If you must use a fire, keep it low and make sure the fire is out before setting off by dousing it with water and checking for ashes.

RESPECT CULTURAL AND NATURAL TOURISM

Help protect the spiritual and historical value of Mount Bromo by respecting our local culture. Preserve the wildlife and plants of the National Park by not eliminating anything.

CONSIDER OTHER VISITORS

Walk quietly through the forest so you don’t disturb the wildlife that you and others have come to see.

ENJOY YOUR VISIT

Enjoy your visit and before leaving the area take a last look – will future visitors know you’ve been here? Note: take photos only and leave footprints only.

Best Time Hiking Bromo Mountain
Bromo is best trekking during the April-November dry season. The trekking trails are generally closed during the rainy season. In recent years the early months of the ‘dry season’ have become more prone to rain and you should be prepared to encounter heavy rain and low visibility with slippery tracks underfoot at any time, particularly in the afternoon.
It gets very cold on the mountain above 2,000 m and nears freezing at the summit. Warm clothing is an absolute must.