Mount Tujuh

Mount Tujuh is a summit in the Barisan Mountains with an elevation of about 2,700 meters (8,900 feet) located in Indonesia's Jambi province. The peak forms part of an extensive volcanic mountain range that runs through the region.

The summit was first explored by Indonesian mountaineers in the 1970s and gained international recognition among climbers over the following decades. It has since developed as a popular destination for regional climbing expeditions.

Local communities near Mount Tujuh maintain traditional practices and share stories about the mountain through generations, connecting their heritage to the landscape.

The best climbing season is from June to September when weather conditions are most stable and predictable. Visitors should allow adequate time for acclimatization and bring sturdy footwear, rain gear, and sufficient water for the ascent.

The mountain sits beside Mount Kerinchi, a higher peak in the same range, making the area an interesting target for technical mountaineers. This proximity to other peaks allows climbers to tackle multiple challenges in one expedition.

GPS coordinates: -1.67743,101.42786

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:10