<>Mount Gede<>
Gunung Gede is a mountain in Java, Indonesia. Gunung Gede is within the scope of Gede Pangrango National Park, which is one of the five national parks that was first announced in Indonesia in 1980. This mountain is in the region of three districts namely Bogor, Cianjur and Sukabumi District, with an altitude of 1,000 - 3,000 m . above sea level, and are at latitude 106 ° 51 '- 107 ° 02' BT and 64 ° 1 '- 65 ° 1 LS. The average temperature at the peak of Mount Gede is 18 ° C and at night the peak temperature ranges from 5 ° C, with an average rainfall of 3,600 mm / year. The main gate to this mountain is from Cibodas and Cipanas.
Mount Gede is enveloped by mountain forests, which cover the submontana, montane, to subalpin zones around its peak. Mountain forests in this region are one of the richest types of flora in Indonesia, even in the Malesia region.
<>Mount Prau<>
Mount Prahu (sometimes spelled Mount Prau) (2,565 masl) is located in the Dieng Plateau region, Central Java, Indonesia. Gunung Prahu is located at coordinates 7 ° 11′13 ″ S 109 ° 55′22 ″ E / 7.18694 ° S 109.92278 ° E. Gunung Prahu is the boundary between three districts, namely Batang Regency, Kendal Regency and Wonosobo Regency.
The peak of Mount Prahu is a vast grassland that extends from west to east. Small hills and savannas with little trees can we find at the summit. Mount Prahu is the highest peak in the Dieng Plateau region, with several lower peaks around it, including Mount Sipandu, Mount Pangamun-amun, and Mount Juranggrawah.
At least there are three paths that can be used to climb Mount Prahu, namely:
Pranten Line, Bawang District, Batang Regency
Bantak Patak Line, Wonosobo
Objection Line, Kendal.
<>Mount Raung<>
Raung Mountain (highest peak: 3,260 m asl) [reference] is a cone volcano located on the eastern tip of Java Island, Indonesia. Administratively, this mountain area belongs to the three regencies in the Besuki region, East Java, namely Banyuwangi, Bondowoso, and Jember.
Geographically, the location of this mountain is in the complex area of the Ijen Mountains and is the highest peak of the mountain range. Calculated from the highest point, Mount Raung is the third highest mountain in East Java after Mount Semeru and Mount Arjuno, and is the fourth highest on the island of Java. The Raung Mountain Caldera is also the largest dry caldera on Java Island and the second largest in Indonesia after Mount Tambora in West Nusa Tenggara [2]. There are four peaks, namely Puncak Bendera, Puncak 17, Toothpick Peak, and, the highest, True Peak (3,345 m)
