The Bromo Tengger caldera can be easily accessed by jeep. Tourists are brought to a collecting point near Mt Batok in the sea of sand, from which they proceed either by walking or by horse to the base of the Mt Bromo volcanic cone, near the Pura Luhur Poten Hindu temple. A staircase leads to the top of the Bromo volcanic cone, from where tourists can view the interior of the cone. Mt Bromo is almost always emitting sulphureous gases and even erupts every now and then. The last eruption in June 2004 killed two tourists.
01 Sea of sand with Mt Batok and tourists with jeeps 02 Sea of sand with Mt Bromo and Batok volcanic cones 03 Mount Bromo volcano and tourists
04 Black volcanic sand 05 Tourists walking towards Mt Bromo volcanic cone 06 Tourists on horses proceeding to Mt Bromo 07 Mount Batok volcanic cone
08 Tourists climbing staircase to Mt Bromo volcanic cone 09 Tourists climbing staircase to Mt Bromo volcanic cone 10 Smoking Mount Bromo volcanic cone 11 Smoking Mount Bromo volcanic cone 12 Smoking Mount Bromo volcanic cone
13 Smoking Mount Bromo volcanic cone 14 Mount Bromo volcanic cone edge 15 Panoramic view of Tengger caldera and Mt Batok volcanic cone
16 Mount Batok volcanic cone 17 Tourists on Mount Bromo volcanic cone edge
18 Panoramic view of Tengger caldera and Mt Batok volcanic cone
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