Keli Ebulobo

Keli Ebulobo rises to an elevation of 2,211 meters above sea level, forming a conical shape characteristic of stratovolcanoes in the Indonesian archipelago.

The volcano demonstrated significant activity in the twentieth century, with recorded eruptions occurring in both 1908 and 1958, marking its presence in geological records.

The indigenous communities near Keli Ebulobo maintain traditional ceremonies and practices that recognize the spiritual importance of the volcanic mountain in their daily lives.

Reaching Keli Ebulobo requires advance planning and local guidance, as the remote location presents challenges for transportation and accommodation arrangements.

The surrounding volcanic soil creates conditions for specialized plant species to thrive, contributing to the environmental diversity of Flores Island.

GPS coordinates: -8.81548,121.19137

Latest update: March 10, 2025 17:21