EXPLORE JAMBI - Mount Kerinci, the undisputed champion of Sumatra, towers the sky at 3,805 meters above sea level. Located on the border of Kerinci Regency, Jambi, and South Solok Regency, West Sumatra, Mount Kerinci is not only the highest point in Indonesia but also the tallest volcano in Southeast Asia.

The view from Mount Kerinci's summit is an invaluable gift, showcasing the beauty of Jambi City, Padang City, and even the vast Indian Ocean. This volcano also captivates with its emerald-green crater, measuring 400 x 120 meters, which maintains its active status to this day.

The natural beauty of Mount Kerinci extends beyond its summit. The Kerinci Seblat National Park that surrounds it is home to a variety of exotic flora and fauna, including the rare Sumatran tiger and Sumatran rhinoceros. The experience of climbing Mount Kerinci is captivating with challenging routes, traversing varied terrain from fields to dense forests.

For adventurous souls seeking a challenge, the climb to Mount Kerinci takes two days and one night, starting from the Kersik Tuo Climbing Route. The journey through checkpoints and local villagers' huts provides an opportunity to immerse oneself in life at the foot of this majestic mountain.

Moreover, Mount Kerinci also offers the natural charm of its surroundings, with enchanting lakes such as Lake Kerinci and Lake Gunung Tujuh, which are stunning with their natural beauty. For adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers, Mount Kerinci promises an unforgettable experience beneath the majestic Sumatran sky.