Mount Sumbing, Volcano in Central Java, Indonesia
Mount Sumbing is the third highest volcano in Java and its peak reaches 3,371 meters above sea level.
The mountain has a long history of eruptions, with notable ones occurring in 1730 and 1772.
Locally, Mount Sumbing is known as the brother of Mount Sindoro, reflecting local Javanese mythology.
Hiking is popular on Mount Sumbing, with several routes available for climbers.
Unlike many other volcanoes, Mount Sumbing has a large crater at its summit, called 'Love Crater' by locals.
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