Pondok Tampur Yang - Kawasan Gunung Agung
Pondok Tampur Yang is a camp near Kawasan Gunung Agung.
- Location
- Kawasan Gunung Agung, East Java & Bali Volcanic Arc, Indonesia, Southeast Asia
- Coordinates
- -8.250375, 115.392940
- Activities
- camp
Best Time to Visit Pondok Tampur Yang
The best months to visit Pondok Tampur Yang are May, June, July, based on temperature, rainfall, weather conditions, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Month-by-Month Safari Conditions
- January: Poor, temperature 11.36°C, rainfall 205.3mm, sunshine 8.8 hrs, humidity 90.6%
- February: Poor, temperature 11.33°C, rainfall 268.4mm, sunshine 8.8 hrs, humidity 92%
- March: Poor, temperature 11.44°C, rainfall 219.7mm, sunshine 9.8 hrs, humidity 92.2%
- April: Poor, temperature 11.35°C, rainfall 112.6mm, sunshine 10 hrs, humidity 90.4%
- May: Good, temperature 11.24°C, rainfall 79.2mm, sunshine 10.8 hrs, humidity 89.8%
- June: Good, temperature 10.62°C, rainfall 65.8mm, sunshine 10.7 hrs, humidity 89.4%
- July: Good, temperature 9.78°C, rainfall 50.1mm, sunshine 10.5 hrs, humidity 88.8%
- August: Good, temperature 10.17°C, rainfall 39.9mm, sunshine 10.9 hrs, humidity 86.1%
- September: Good, temperature 10.94°C, rainfall 51.1mm, sunshine 11.3 hrs, humidity 83.9%
- October: Good, temperature 11.8°C, rainfall 95.2mm, sunshine 11.3 hrs, humidity 83.2%
- November: Poor, temperature 11.97°C, rainfall 154.5mm, sunshine 10.3 hrs, humidity 88%
- December: Poor, temperature 11.43°C, rainfall 215.5mm, sunshine 9 hrs, humidity 90.8%
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the camping experience at Pondok Tampur Yang unique, given its proximity to Gunung Agung?
We find the camp's location truly breathtaking, offering unparalleled views of Gunung Agung, especially at sunrise when the mist often clears to reveal its majestic peak. The air here feels crisp and clean, and the evenings are filled with the sounds of nature, a truly immersive experience distinct from typical safari camps. We recommend bringing a good camera for the dramatic landscapes.
When is the best time to visit Pondok Tampur Yang, and should we be concerned about Gunung Agung's activity?
We recommend visiting during the dry season, typically April to October, for clearer skies and more comfortable trekking conditions around the volcano. While Gunung Agung is active, the camp operates with strict safety protocols, and local authorities provide regular updates; we always advise checking the latest advisories before your trip. Your safety is paramount, and the camp staff are highly knowledgeable about local conditions.
What kind of accommodation and facilities can we expect at Pondok Tampur Yang, as it's described as a 'camp'?
We've found Pondok Tampur Yang to offer a comfortable, well-appointed camping experience, not a rustic one; think sturdy tents with proper beds and private, albeit simple, bathroom facilities. The communal dining area provides delicious local meals, and we love gathering around the campfire under the stars, sharing stories with fellow travelers. It feels luxurious in its simplicity and connection to nature.
What specific activities are available at Pondok Tampur Yang, and what unique wildlife might we encounter around Kawasan Gunung Agung?
Beyond simply enjoying the camp, we highly recommend the guided treks around Gunung Agung's lower slopes, offering incredible birdwatching opportunities for species like the Bali starling and various raptors. Keep an eye out for long-tailed macaques and even civets in the evenings; the guides are excellent at spotting the subtle signs of local wildlife. The experience is less about big game and more about the rich biodiversity of the volcanic ecosystem.
What is the typical cost range for a stay at Pondok Tampur Yang, and what does that usually include?
While prices fluctuate with seasonality and specific packages, we've found Pondok Tampur Yang to offer excellent value for an immersive Indonesian nature experience, generally falling into a mid-range budget. Typically, your stay includes comfortable accommodation, all meals, and guided activities like trekking, making it a comprehensive and worry-free package. We always recommend confirming inclusions directly when booking.
Other Safari Lodges in Kawasan Gunung Agung
- Alengkong Double View
- Amazing view campground
- Ampel Hill Homestay
- Ampik Batur Homestay
- Arlina
- Ayu Hill Bungalows
- Ayuri Guest House
- Bali Basuki Retreat Center
- Baliwoso
- Benjar Kuhum
- Blue Hill Resort
- Bukit Asah Bali
- Camping ground for about 4 tents
- Camping with electricity and light. Based on donation
- Cemara's Beach Homestay
- Coconut Hill Cottage
- Darmada Eco Resort
- Dayu Alit Homestay
- D'dalem
- Deserted area for wild camping
- Dhangin Taman Inn
- D’Sari Undisan Villa
- Entrance to: Bunbulan Hill Hostel
- Great Mountain Views Villa Resort
- Hideout Eco Bamboo Home
- Homestay Chillhouse Lembongan
- Krishma Homestay
- Kubu Carik - Karangasem
- Loka Amertha
- Makna Homestay and spa
- Mana house
- Mas Gading hill cottage
- Natya Glamping
- Place On Beach For Your Own Tent
- Pondok Tepi Sungai
- Pondok Wisata
- Possible Campsite
- Rijasa Homestay
- Seahua Ha Ha Tulamben Dive Resort
- Several camping grounds
- Tanto Villa - real location
- Triangle House
- Villa Alba
- Villa Karma Loka
- Warung Bu Made (true location)
- Wikan House
- Wonder Dive Tulamben
Parks in East Java & Bali Volcanic Arc
- Cagar Alam Donoloyo
- Cagar Alam Picis
- Cagar Alam Sigogor
- Gunung Sepikul
- Kawasan Gunung Budeg dan Gunung Betak
- Kawasan Gunung Gambir
- Kawasan Gunung Gogoniti
- Kawasan Gunung Lawu
- Kawasan Gunung Lemongan
- Kawasan Gunung Liman dan Gunung Wilis
- Situ Patenggang
- Taman Nasional Alas Purwo
- Taman Nasional Baluran
- Taman Nasional Bromo Tengger Semeru
- Taman Nasional Gunung Gede Pangrango