Gunung Telomoyo, Stratovolcano in Central Java, Indonesia.

Gunung Telomoyo is a stratovolcano in Central Java, Indonesia, rising 1,894 meters above sea level. It grew on the southern side of the collapsed Pleistocene Soropati volcano, reaching over 600 meters above the rim of the U-shaped depression that opens to the east-northeast. Its slopes are entirely covered by dense green vegetation, from low ground cover to taller trees, with no exposed rock visible.

The volcano formed during the Holocene on the southern flank of Soropati, which collapsed during the Pleistocene. This geological origin shaped the current formation and surrounding terrain.

Local communities near Mount Telomoyo maintain traditional agricultural practices on the fertile volcanic slopes, cultivating crops at different elevations.

Visitors reach the mountain through base camps in Pandean Village, where motorcycle transport helps with the narrow and steep road sections. Good fitness is helpful for the hike, as the paths pass through uneven terrain.

From the summit on a clear day, seven mountains are visible: Merbabu, Merapi, Ungaran, Andong, Sumbing, Sindoro and Prau. The peak also holds radio signal relay towers, and the access road is paved with asphalt.