Mt. Rinjani Hike 3D2N Travelogue.
22/7/2022 4 am, I woke up to half-packed luggage. I took the last-minute pack up a notch with just-in-time laundry. It’s been a decade since I stepped foot in Indonesia; it was in Jakarta. Now I’m going to the west, to an island near Bali called Lombok. It’s not as famous as Bali in the public eye. I’m not here to unwind and relax by the beach with sunglasses, drinking mocktails but to do the opposite. To make an attempt to climb Mt. Rinjani. I’ve climbed Mt. Nuang and Mt. Rajah; both have similar topography and terrain and took less than a day to complete the course. What is different with Mt. Rinjani is that it has a dormant volcano; the last eruption was recorded on 14:45, 27 September 2016. We reached the KLIA2 airport around 6 am. Right before morning prayers, we checked in our bags. For those travelers who plan to visit Indonesia, it’s mandatory to install PeduliLindungi apps, a Covid19 tracking app from the Ministry of Health Indonesia. Three hours after the departure,