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BB TNBTS has officially closed Mount Semeru hiking trails from August 7–18, 2026, to honor the Karo Day celebrations by the indigenous Tengger community.
The Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park Authority (TNBTS) has officially closed Mount Semeru hiking trails from August 7–18, 2026, to respect the performance of the Yadnya Karo traditional ritual by the Tengger community in Ranupani Village.
Thousands of Hindus gather at Pura Mandara Giri Semeru Agung to celebrate Piodalan, a spiritual tradition that strengthens tolerance and boosts the local economy in Lumajang.
Mount Semeru reportedly erupted four times on Wednesday (1/7/2026), with the highest plume reaching 1 kilometer. Lumajang BPBD continues to urge the public to maintain a safe distance.
Mount Semeru in East Java was observed undergoing four eruptions, with ash columns reaching a height of one kilometer. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant.
Although Mount Semeru erupted on Friday morning, the TNBTS Center confirmed that tourist activities at Mount Bromo remain normal and safe for visitors.
Mount Semeru recorded 15 eruptions with ash columns reaching up to 1,200 meters. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and stay away from the dangerous radius of 13 kilometers from the peak.
