Barujari cone explained

Barujari cone, Gunung Barujari, is an active volcano on the island of Lombok in Indonesia. A "baby volcano" it is inside the Mount Rinjani volcano.[1]

Mount Rinjani's caldera formed in an explosive eruption in 1257. The Barujari cone is at the eastern end of Lake Segara Anak. It erupted in September 2014 leading to an evacuations of a few hundred tourists visiting the mountain.[2] [3] In November 2024, flights to Bali were cancelled due to ash spewing from the Barujari.[4]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Hundreds of tourists are trapped on an erupting volcano in Indonesia. September 28, 2016. NBC News.
  2. Web site: Thousands of Tourists Evacuated After Volcano Erupts in Indonesia. Marina. Koren. . September 28, 2016.
  3. Web site: Indonesia's Mount Barujari Volcano Erupts; Hundreds of Tourists Missing. Sebastian. Modak. September 28, 2016. Condé Nast Traveler.
  4. Web site: 2024-11-13 . Flights cancelled to and from Indonesia's Bali due to volcanic ash . 2024-11-14 . Reuters.

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