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ADVENTURE TRAIL CHALLENGE 2018
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PUMPFEST 2018
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PUBLIC TRIPS
ODAC FAMILY EVENTS
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Looking back, time really flies. From the formation of our Maincomm and Subcomms at the start of our journey, to the heartfelt comm-sharing we presented during Finale Night at FOOT, the year seemed to have passed in an instant. This year, we explored 17 beautiful destinations together; re-discovered some lesser known paths of Singapore at ATC; fuelled the bouldering scene with Pumpfest; and delivered the great outdoors and the spirit of adventure at FOOT. It has been an exhilarating journey. We are far from the mere sum of our parts. Our success cannot be measured by the scale and reach of our events; rather, pride yourselves on the friendships and kinships which have been nurtured along the way. As you reminiscence on the various events we had – such as Family Day, Ballywood, Night Rider, Campout, CNY and Do you know Da Wae – rejoice in the products of your heartwork, for the memories we have created here will last a lifetime! While the year was dotted with adversities, we all faced them with zest and gusto, and grew stronger and wiser through each obstacle that we overcame. We hope you realise that the true spirit of adventure lies in the resilience, courage, and faith to embrace the unknown, and to adapt to it throughout our lives. To Adsports, ATC, Pumpfest, FOOT, Trek, and our Maincomm, words are unable to adequately express our gratitude to all of you. Thank you, for putting your heart and soul in all that you did, and for creating a world that you so deeply believed in. May the NTU ODAC experience – that adrenaline rush when you kayak against the waves, that awe you felt while standing above a sea of clouds, and the surge of cold when you jump into Pelepah – live long in your minds!
Wa Kaliya….. Wa Kaliya….Wa Kaliya, Ka Le Pa, Ka Le Pa! Yours truly, Qi Han & Jia Liang President & Vice President 22nd Management Committee
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22ND MAINCOMMITTEE THE TEAM OF DEDICATED AND PASSIONATE OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS
President
Vice President
Honorary Secretary
Honorary Treasurer
Head of Bizmag
Head of Bizmag
Head of Publications
Head of Publications
Head of Logistics
Head of Logistics
Adsports SPO
Adsports SPO
ATC SPO
Ben
ATC SPO
Chester
Pumpfest SPO
Pumpfest SPO
TREK SPO
TREK SPO
F.O.O.T SPO
F.O.O.T SPO
Qi Han
Candy
Xin Yi
Hui Lin
Jia Liang
Hazel
Jun Hou
Han Wei
Rose
Shervon
Vivien
Yuh Ling
Ashwin
Raelynn
Su Hui
Li Ying
Carolyn
Bao Xuan
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WHO ARE WE? Adventure Sports (AdSports) is currently into its 11th year of running. We are a group of adventure sports enthusiasts who organizes family events for ODAC members throughout the year as well as the final event ‘Paddles Up’ which is open to the general public. Our aim is to bond the ODAC community and bring like-minded people together. Through planning and organizing these events, friendships were forged and great memories were created. We hope that the spirit and enthusiasm of adventure sports will grow as the years go by! Thank you Adsports11 for all your efforts put in and trying your best to make each event exciting yet affordable at the same time. You guys did great! Also, thank you for all the laughter and common love for food! EAT WORK PLAY LOVE HUAT! Vivien and Li Ying Adsports SPO SPO
Vivien Sim Hui Min Lim Li Ying SA
Ong Ding Cong Merryl Lim Si Ying Sandy Ling Qian Hui Crystal Koe Zi Ying
Work Play Love Huat! Logistics
MCA
Low Wei-Ning, Raelynn Candy Tan Hui Fang Shervon Ong Tang Jun Hou
Treasurer
Vanessa Lee Hui Yi Secretary
Liang Yi Cheng
Lee Kang Hao Lim Boon Ping Low Fang Yu Jerald Yik Jia Ler Publicity
Cheah Ann Ying Tan Chek Chong
3-in-1 Programmer
Yap Sheng Hong Jolene Low Kam Jun Hao Leong Yik Ming (Harry) Leong Ru Yin Bellennium Chong Chian Yong Claudia Tan Zi Ying
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Ballywood was the first Adsports event
held in the academic year, which was planned with the objective of bonding the participants from different sub-committees. The event mainly focused on playing various ball games together with Bubble soccer as the “highlight� activity, though more falling was involved compared to actual soccer! The event ended off with a DIY Barbeque session where the participants built a BBQ pit from scratch to promote team bonding amongst the ODAC members, which was a fun experience despite the sweltering heat.
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Nightrider, a 34km night cycling event,
was the 2nd event organised by our Adsports 11th committee. Held in late January, it served as an opportunity for ODAC members to catch up with one another after the winter break. Through fun activities like maze-hunting, supper stops and station games, participants were able to interact and bond with friends from other sub-committees. The highlight of the event was the breathtaking sunrise at Marina Barrage that morning. It was no doubt a fun night for our ODAC family!
Paddles Up
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Adsports Event 3? Our third event was held in NTU and was based on an amazing race concept but with a twist! Participants were required to use orienteering and mapping skills to figure out the location of their next station -- and that’s how you know da wae! The event ended off with the highlight activity - Archery Tag, where the entire ODAC family came together to pit their archery skills against one another. It was certainly an exciting showdown between the different subcommittees!
is an annual longdistance overseas kayaking expedition, organized by Adsports11. This year, Paddles Up’18 was planned around Pangkor Island, Malaysia. Us participants had all steeled ourselves for 32km of open-sea kayaking over the course of two days. Yet, on the first day, most of us would never have expected the 2m-high ferocious waves, torrential rain and billowing winds. Despite being in such dire situation, it is rather heartwarming to notice most, if not all of the participants squeezing their every bit of effort to continue paddling forward. Fortunately, Mother Nature rewarded us with calm waters on the second leg of our expedition, allowing us to finally appreciate what Pulau Pangkor had to offer. Apart from kayaking, there were other aqua activities in store for participants, including snorkeling, Jet Ski and Big Mable. Not only that, everyone had the opportunity to ride on ATVs to explore the jungle within Pangkor Island. It was truly an eye-opening expedition and a well-deserved trip to mark the end of a long work year.
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TO OUR DEAREST SUBCOMMERS When it came to trekking, one question had always bugged me – “what exactly makes trekking awesome?” It doesn’t make sense at all, you pay a few hundred dollars to experience the most untenable of physical conditions that would make a one-star hotel look like Shangri-La. So why would I pay to suffer so much? If it’s to chase a high, it would be much cheaper and less painful to get tipsy and wasted. And if that’s putting it cheaply, why not opt for an other-worldly, fine-dining experience in a Michelin-starred restaurant or perhaps, enjoy a five-star tour around Paris. While I’m not saying trekking is better because we all engage in a myriad of activities, there is something perplexing and mystifying about trekking that somehow draws trekkers back into the woods, and I don’t exactly understand why. If you pressed me for an answer, initially, I would have said that it’s about the family and friends, or about a love of na ture, or a passion for the sport. While undeniably correct, now I find these type of answers off-point, and only scratching the surface of the issue. Because, what I realised after a while is that trekking is that so much more, it is about life. The view is only special because of the people around you, and the feeling when you’ve finally reached is only so good after the arduous trek. But despite that, that fleeting moment at the top is insignificant and fickle compared to the entire journey, because the journey through life is what matters most. Thank you to all Trek XI members, Trek seniors, and ODAC seniors who have made this year special. To our subcommers, we could not have asked for a better bunch of nonsensical, headache-inducing, yet upright individuals whose character was never in doubt. It’s been an honour to grow and learn alongside everyone, and no matter what trails you all embark in the future, we hope that you will always be close to heaven and down to earth. Love, Han Wei & Hui Lin
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Wong Han Wei Ng Hui-Lin
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Trek Leaders
Chung Qi Han David Mah (The Man) Nic Foo Kai Jie (Mr Nice Guy) Lim Shu Ting Hazel Goh Yon-Lu (The Princess) Phua Yi Yin (Ms Clumsy) SA Rose Ong Chew Ling Luk Siu Hoi (Spider Slayer) Priscillia Liauw Mei Yuan (Warrior Princess) Javier Tan Jung Hian Shervon Ong Chu Yung Keung Joshua (Mr Hot Bod) Chan Hui Shan Sharon (Blur Princess) 13 Koh Jun Wei
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2187m TAHAN Mt.
1685m RAJAH Mt.
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3805m KERINCI Mt.
3145m MERBABU Mt.
3153m SINDORO Mt.
2930m MERAPI
3371m SUMBING Mt.
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Adventure Trail Challenge
Portfolios SPO
Chester Foo Wei Shen Lee Jia Jie Benedict MCA
Yak Su Hui Lim Shu Ting Hazel Tang Jun Hou Tan Jia Liang SA
Koh Jie Yan, Cheryl Lee YiLing Secretary- Welfare- Treasurer
Liaw Jie Qi (Dora) S Manoj
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Publicity Officers
Shannon Lim Shi Mei Calvin Tan Xin Chong Choo Wan Luoh Bong Yu Fei Amanda Liason- Bizmag
Ang Wei Jin Chen XiangYi Chee Jia Hian Tan Bing Hao Edgar Programmer- Logistics
Chia Kok Hee, David Tee Hui Qian Vanessa Poon Shu Ci Koh Kai Lun Neo Qi Yu Lim Yu Lin Shawn Tang Zhen Kee Zhen Kun
Hello ATC 18, Yes it’s us again, The SPOs that had you run all around Singapore, The SPOs that insulted you all the time, The SPOs that made you stay up late all night yet wake up early in the morning, The SPOs that nagged at you all day to finish work, The SPOs that made you test run all kinds of nonsense... But you still... Didn’t care and played along with it, Decided what you wanted and what you thought was right and did it, Came for every meeting although you said you wanted to leave it, Said whatever you wanted without caring whether we heard it, Helped us with stuff although you were busy enough without it, Stayed up late all night although we didn’t tell you to do it, Waited for us all morning although we didn’t make it, Continued submitting work although we didn’t accept all of it, And most importantly of all, You stayed with us all the way till the end, until we all made it! Thank you ATC 18 for the wonderful time this year! We couldn’t have done it without all of you and all of your stubbornness! ATC 18 would have been nothing if not for the effort each and everyone of you put in! Here’s to a great time ahead and all the best for your futures and for ATC 19! ONE LAST AND FINAL TIME! DONG SUA SA!
Sincerely, Chester and Benedict Your Beloved SPOs
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Moving onto its 15th exhilarating year, Adventure Trail Challenge (ATC) was held at Hillview Community Centre this year. ATC is a sub-urban, multidisciplinary, time-based adventure race designed for both amateurs as well as professional racers. Participants get to experience an array of thrilling adventure elements, ranging from kayaking, trail biking, mountain running and high elements to obstacle courses, team-building tasks and many more. The light shower in the morning did not dampen the 250 participants mood as they traverse some 30 KM across the northern parts of Singapore. They were first met with a grueling 10 KM trek across the undulating terrain of Mandai Track 15. Next, they had to kayak two rounds around Lower Seletar Reservoir, whilst keeping their lap time roughly equal. Fresh out of water, they then cycled on trails around Punggol Barat Island. As the first linear route for ATC, where the start and end point of the race were different, the committee was proud to have achieve this logistical feat which involves transporting participants belongings and bicycle across the race. This year’s race also had 10 games stations this year, an increase from previous years. ATC19 will be back next year, promising a fun-filled race for the adventure racers in Singapore!
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PUMPFEST XXI To Our Dearest Subcommittee:
To Our Detailed Progs:
It has been an eventful work year, with many ups and downs in
Fun Climb went very well, and it was because of the time and effort
planning Pumpfest 2018. But one thing’s for sure, these challenges
you three put into it. Appreciate the enthusiasm and fresh ideas you
have brought us closer together. On looking back at Pumpfest, what
threw in Coral! They pushed us to crack our brains, and ultimately
strikes me most are the ridiculous moments – from the silliest name-
made Fun Climb bigger and better. Besides Fun Climb, managing
calling, to the near-death challenge with some trollies. It has truly
the event manpower was not easy. Thank you, Darius and Ming
been a pleasure to grow alongside you guys, and I hope you have
Hao, for patiently making the necessary follow-ups. Event detailing
taken something away from this year as well!
went smoother with Darius’ adaptiveness, and our whistle blower Ming Hao! Thanks for taking the initiative to closely follow up with the
To Our Sturdy Logs: Even though we couldn’t communicate much work to you guys, we are thankful for your initiatives to lighten the load of everyone.
respective competition formats (despite wanting more sleep), you were great in keeping time without a complain.
You guys were amazing not just with logs movement but with people
To Our Committed Admin:
(crowd control) movement. Thanks Mark for being the logs head and
Thank you for always being on-call for cash booths and for fighting off
so steady in our requests – it was a true encouragement to us. Nigel,
the strangest email requests. Shu Chen, it must not have been easy
thanks for entertaining all the ground requests and encouraging
dealing with the overwhelming registration. Thanks for committing
the logs team! Was relieved to have you around. And Herman, we
to your work with such detail, and without a complain. And Dylan,
appreciate your ideas to make the work more manageable. Thank
managing money matters was not easy, but we really appreciate
you for also taking up other roles like judging or detailing, so readily.
you also thinking of ways to lighten our workload, especially when
You three were the true heroes in promptly managing the ‘behind-
the stress was kicking in. Very thankful to rely on you guys for admin
the-scenes’ work.
matters!
To Our Steady Pubs:
To Our Supportive Seniors:
Shout-out to you three for being so understanding with our tons of
A big thank you to our generous seniors in the effort and time you have
feedback. The pubs life was not easy having to manage work and
lent us. Thanks Kip Wai for extending your help not only as a senior, but
software like illustrator. Chloe, thank you for bringing your energy and
as a friend with an ever-ready listening ear. Thanks Candy, Jia Liang,
brightening up our meetings. You were always so perceptive towards
Xinyi and Su Hui for not only providing your expertise, but checking
our requests! Thanks Peng for being so reliable even with juggling other
in on our welfare. It was great to work with you as both colleagues
commitments. Although you couldn’t make it for official meetings,
and friends. We would not have come this far without your help!
your presence and efforts were always felt. And finally, for Vick, really
And last but not the least, the extra help we received from our older
appreciate you constantly throwing creative ideas, even amidst the
“dinosaur” seniors, we are ever grateful. Without your guidance, we
horror font. It made the mundane work more interesting for all of us,
would have been like a bunch of lost sheep.
SPOs included.
SPO
Carolyn Kok Chu Yi Lee Yuh Ling MCA
Candy Tan Hui Fang Hong XinYi Tan Jia Liang Yak Su Hui
Publicity Officers
Ho Hwee En (Chloe) Lian Peng Cheng Vickneshvaran Programmers
SA
Coral Lim Darius Lim Jun Yong Ong Ming Hao
Secretary
Logistic Officers
Poon Kip Wai Chong Shu Chen Treasurer/ Business Manager
Kung Wei Hong Dylan
Herman Theng Mark Wei Nigel Blaise Kun JiaJun
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This year, Pumpfest presented Risk It, Reach It – packed with challenging routes for participants to “risk”both their physical and mental strengths, and in the process, for them to“reach”a sense of fulfillment when they have solved these Bouldering routes.
Going back to the basics of the sport, in efforts to incorporate more Bouldering elements, we decided to revamp the official Pumpfest logo. The new logo centres on a ‘volume’, a tile specific to the sport of Bouldering. Along the goal of grooming Bouldering in the wider community, we also took up a partnership with a beneficiary. We invited STARdy Kaki, a group of children from low-income backgrounds, to participate in our non-competitive Fun Climb. This partnership gave exposure to these children, who have limited access to such an unconventional sport.
2018 was a big year for Pumpfest as it marks the 21st year that this highly anticipated national competition has been running for. Additionally, the wider bouldering scene has been rising to provide much support to Pumpfest 2018. Recently introduced as an Olympic sport, Bouldering has been growing as a competitive sport. From both the local and overseas scenes, there was not only an increase in diversity among our participants (with international climbers from Thailand, Vietnam etc.), but in event spectatorship as well (attracting livestream viewership from overseas). The rules of International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) were also been revised to match this growth. We saw this opportunity to align our competition with the updated rules – to shift the points weightage from attempts to completion. This enhanced our event’s goal; evoking a stronger sense of fulfillment via completion of a greater number of routes.
Pumpfest Risk It Reach It would not have been possible without the hard work and resilience of our 21st Pumpfest Committee! The success of the event is also largely attributed to the ODAC community, seniors, and friends over at the University Mountaineering Club (UMC). We are thankful for our regular sponsors such as Royal Banner and Soleus, and for new sponsors such as Fitness First and Build Your Own Protein (BYOP). Thank you partners for the support and guidance that has been kindly lent to us! As for the planning committee, running the event was not an easy feat, but the challenges posed have brought our team together; learning and growing alongside one another. It has been an arduous yet fulfilling year for us. The event may have ended but our friendships forged don’t stop here – here’s to more dinners, climbing and drinking sessions!
PINCH IT, PULL IT, PUMP IT!
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Ashwin Philip George Tan Bao Xuan MCA
Rose Ong Chew Ling Low Wei-Ning, Raelynn Chung Qihan Hong Xin Yi Logistic Officer
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Treasurer/ Overseas Team
Ang Sin Yee
Secretary/ Overseas Team
Tan Yee Ting
Bizmag/ Night Cycling Team
Chia Li Tin
Publicity/ Games Team
Chanel Chan Jia Lun Dina Li Jiena
Overseas Team
Ong Tai Fu Lim Si Ying, Jamie Night Cycling Team
Lim Jia Min, Charmaine Lim Jaek Wern Alexander Wong Games Team
Leow Si Lei Liew Khai Hung
F.O.O.T
Freshmen Outdoor Overseas Trip (FOOT) is an event organised by NTU ODAC for incoming freshmen to NTU to experience the life and culture in NTU ODAC. It is a 5D4N journey which involves both local and overseas components, where the participants are exposed to various outdoor activities. The first half of the camp is held in Singapore, where they engage in station games, night cycling, kayaking and rock climbing. The second half of the camp is held in Kota Tinggi, Malaysia, as the participants head to Pelepah Falls for campsite activities such as outdoor cooking, campfire and waterfall trekking. The FOOT subcommittee includes programmers, logistics officer, treasurer, secretary, publicity officer and business manager who all played an essential role in making FOOT’18 Camp a success. Our proggies brainstormed different plans and went on countless recces to make sure that the games, night cycling and overseas component of the camp was a success. They had to manage their manpower and the various SOPs for different situations that could possible crop up during the actual camp. Their meticulousness led to a safe yet fun and exciting experience for the participants.
Our logistics officer, treasurer, secretary, pubs and bizmag also played an important part as they ensured the smooth execution of the event, such as making sure the proggies have the logs they needed, checking that the various key appointment holders of the camp like the GLs know what they need to do and helped to find sponsorships for the camp. During their free time, they will also double up to help the proggies! Without the team’s dedication and effort, FOOT’18 Camp would not be a success. During the camp, these group of people also miss out on the bonding time with their own OGs, and they are the true hidden heroes of the camp. Of course, FOOTComm is not just about work. In FOOT, we form a family. While we mainly bond over work and complain about how tiring it all is (which we like to believe is all worth it in the end), we bond over other activities too! We celebrate christmas together, gather during chinese new year, study for exams and have drinking sessions together! For FOOT’18 subcommittee, their time spent in the past year is just the beginning of their friendship, and they still have a long way to go, beginning from their first clubbing session after the camp ended. Here’s to a great 2018, and many better years ahead. FOOT’18 committee signing off!
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ODAC FAMILY DAY
CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS
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odac Public trips Public trips are planned by the ODAC Main committee every year during the term and semester breaks. The trips below are just some of the many trips that we have planned. Each year is different depending on the committee!
ADVENTURE TRIP IN PERAK & CAMERON HIGHLANDS Perak, takes its name from the silvery colour of the rich tin deposits for which it is renowned. Perak Darul Ridzuan, the Land of Grace, covers an area of 21,000 square kilometers and has a population of about two million. White Water Rafting @ Kampar River Waterfall Abseiling @ Ulu Geruntum Caving @ Gua Tempurung Hiking @ Bukit Batu Putih
PAHANG Jeram Besu Rapids (Jeram Besu) is fast gaining popularity as one of the best white water-rafting and kayaking spot in the country. The rapids, (river grade 2 to 4 depending on the river water level) has now attracted a lot of white water enthusiasts i.e. rafters, kayakers and canoeists from all over the country even as far as Singapore. We even did the paintball, abseiling and flying fox!
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Doi Langka Luang, also known as Doi Mae Tho, lies near the junction of the Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Lampang provinces, at the southern tip of the Khun Chae national park. This is the highest peak of the Khun Tan range. At 2031m above sea level, it is the highest peak in the Khun Tan range, and 8th highest mountain in Thailand. This trek is suitable for beginner and intermediate trekkers with a decent level of fitness.
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MT. FANSIPAN Mount Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam at 3,143m. Mount Fansipan belongs to the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, located in the northwest of Vietnam and lying in the border of two provinces: Lao Cai and Lai Chau. There are a number of waterfalls lying around the foot of the Mount Fansipan like Cat Cat, Thac Bac (Silver Waterfall), Thac Lanh (Cold Waterfall), Thac Ham Rong (Dragon Jaw Waterfall) or on the way to conquer the peak like Thac Tinh Yeu (Love Waterfall). These waterfalls are ideal resting places for climbers after a long journey as well as nice places for photo taking.
MT. MERBABU What awaits you at the summit of Mt. Merbabu is the “7 heavenly peaks” of Central Java! Going for exciting activities such as Caving @ Goa Jomblag, Cave Tubing @ Kalisuci, Sandboarding @ Parangkusumo Beach, and Sightseeing. Mount Merbabu, Gunung Merbabu, is a dormant stratovolcano strategically located in the centre of Java Island, Indonesia. Mount Merbabu stands with the highest point of elevation at 3,145m. The name Merbabu could be loosely translated as the “Mountain of Ash” from the Javanese combined words; Meru means “mountain” and awu or abu means “ash”.
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Mount Bromo (Indonesian: Gunung Bromo), is an active volcano and part of the Tengger massif, in East Ja At 2,329 metres (7,641 ft) it is not the highest peak of the massif, but is the most well known.
The Ijen volcano complex is a group of stratovolcanoes in the Banyuwangi Regency of East Java, Indone a larger caldera Ijen, which is about 20 kilometers wide. One of the highlights of Ijen is its electric-blue fla only be seen at night. The blue flame is actually ignited sulphuric gas, which emerges from cracks at high temperatures (above 600°C). You will also have the opportunity to witness how the miners brave the su order to carry up tons of sulphur from the crater floor.
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11-16 May 2018 At 3,726 m, Rinjani is the second highest volcano in Indonesia. Rated as one of the best treks in Southeast Asia, Rinjani trekking is a popular attraction that offers a challenging hike and a stunning scenery over the crater lake and the 41,000 hectares Mt. Rinjani National Park. The park covers 41,330 hectares and sits inside a major biogeographical transition zone (Wallacea). This is where the tropical flora and fauna of Southeast Asia meets that of Australasia. This National Park was established in 1997 and is one of over 40 throughout Indonesia.
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