Jakarta – According to the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), Mount Agung still in phase of eruption but Bali is safe for visitors. Tourists can safely explore popular attractions, including climbing Mount Batur, Tanah Lot, Pandawa Beach, Ubud, Kuta Beach, Lovina, Nusa Dua, Uluwatu Temple, and many other destinations across the island. Travel plans can continue without major concerns while staying updated on any local advisories.
Mount Agung still in phase of eruption but Bali is safe
Especially for those planning to visit or climb Mount Batur for sunrise, this is a unique opportunity to witness Mount Agung while it is erupting. Mount Agung still in phase of eruption but Bali is safe, making it possible to enjoy this breathtaking view from the top of Mount Batur. Sunrise looks different and extraordinary during this period, offering a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Don’t miss the chance to visit Bali and take a tour to Mount Batur.
Chairman of BNPB and Public Relations Data Center, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, confirmed that Mount Agung is still in the eruption phase. However, the activity is fluctuating and reflects normal magma movement within the volcano. “The eruption of Mount Agung occurs in short bursts and is not continuous,” Sutopo stated on Monday (11/12/2017). Mount Agung still in phase of eruption but Bali is safe for visitors, so tourists can continue to explore the island with proper precautions.
From BNPB monitoring, volcanic ash volumes coming out from the crater are still very small (few ash only). Thin ash rain just around in the village on the slopes of Mount Agung, such as in Dukuh village, Kubu District,Karangasem Regency,Bali. The activities of mount Agung not impact on the flight, The International Airport I Gusti Ngurah Rai and Lombok Airport still operate as usual.
“The communities around mount Agung remain to be calm,” said Sutopo. “Overall Bali is safe as long as the wind does not blow to the south. Please for who will visit or travel to Bali, Bali safe to visit “said Sutopo. (*)
