Belirang-Beriti

The Belirang-Beriti volcano reaches an elevation of 1,958 meters and features a crater with a diameter of 1.2 kilometers in southwestern Sumatra.

The last recorded volcanic activity at Belirang-Beriti occurred during the late nineteenth century, with limited documentation available about previous eruptions.

Indigenous communities near Belirang-Beriti maintain strong connections to the volcanic landscape through their traditional practices and understanding of natural resources.

Visitors need to arrange transportation from major Sumatran cities and prepare for tropical weather conditions when planning expeditions to Belirang-Beriti.

Two distinct peaks form this stratovolcano complex, which sits above the Semalako Plain and contains diverse ecosystems within the Bukit Barisan mountain range.

GPS coordinates: -2.82291,102.17828

Latest update: March 27, 2025 22:12