Preparing Your Rinjani Adventure…
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The authorities of Mount Rinjani National Park have officially announced that the park will reopen on schedule in 2025 following its annual seasonal closure. The park has been closed since January 1, 2025, as part of routine safety and environmental protection measures during the rainy season.
Based on the official announcement, Mount Rinjani National Park is planned to reopen on April 3, 2025, subject to final safety inspections and favorable weather conditions.
The annual closure is implemented to protect visitors and preserve the natural environment of Mount Rinjani during periods of increased rainfall and challenging weather conditions.
Along with the park’s reopening, Mount Rinjani National Park enforces the Rinjani Zero Waste Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to reduce environmental impact and promote responsible trekking practices.
The Zero Waste SOP applies to all visitors, trekking operators, guides, and porters entering the park. The main objective is to ensure that no waste is left behind on trails, campsites, or summit areas.
Visitors and trekking organizers who fail to comply with the Zero Waste SOP may face sanctions or access restrictions in accordance with park regulations.
To ensure a safe and responsible trekking experience after reopening, visitors are advised to follow all official park regulations and safety guidelines, register through authorized trekking operators, prepare proper equipment and supplies, and fully comply with the Rinjani Zero Waste SOP.
This page serves as an evergreen reference for visitors seeking up-to-date information on access, reopening schedules, and environmental policies at Mount Rinjani National Park.
Official updates and any changes to access regulations will be published as they become available.