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| From the summit, climbers can see the view of the Karst Maros that stands firm and wide |
South Sulawesi has a variety of tourism potentials ranging from marine tourism to cultural tourism. Starting from the bustle of Losari Beach in Makassar City, Tana Toraja with its cultural rituals, as well as the beautiful expanse of Karst Maros which is the second largest karst mountain in the world. South Sulawesi comes with a variety of places that offer the beauty and charm of each region.
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| The expanse of the Maros karst hills also enter the area of the Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park |
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| The path to the summit of Mount Bulusaraung is filled with rocks with fairly steep terrain |
However, if you happen to be in this Mamiri Wind Province and have already visited the places mentioned above, Bulusaraung Mountain is the right choice to feel another sensation of tourism in South Sulawesi. With an altitude of 1,535 meters above sea level, this mountain presents challenges and adventures that can add to the excitement of your holiday. This mountain also enters the Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park area which is famous as a habitat for various types of butterflies.
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| The sea of clouds is also a bonus from climbing to this mountain |
Located in the Tompio Bulu Village region, Balocci District, Pangkep Regency, Bulusaraung Mountain is one of the favorite mountains for climbers in South Sulawesi. The starting point of the climb from this mountain can be reached in about two and a half hours from the center of Makassar City. Although the height is not so striking compared to other mountains in Indonesia, climbing Mount Bulusaraung is not an easy matter.
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| The moment of sunrise is always awaited by climbers |
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| The journey from the ninth post to the summit of Mount Bulusaraung only takes about thirty minutes |
Along the climbing path to the top of this mountain, can be found various types of plants ranging from rattan trees, candlenut, and also coconut. In addition, Bulusaraung Mountain is the original habitat for several fauna such as black apes, civets, and various types of butterflies.
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| The peak of Mount Bulusaraung was marked by the presence of radio transmitters belonging to TNBB |
The path to the summit of Mount Bulusaraung is filled with rocks with fairly steep terrain. This pathway will certainly test the physical endurance of the climbers. Mount Bulusaraung has ten resort posts including the last post at the top. The ninth post is usually used as a camping place for climbers who want to enjoy the moment of sunrise on the top of the mountain.
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| The peak of Mount Bulusaraung from a distance, taken from the Trans Sulawesi road |
The journey from the ninth post to the summit of Mount Bulusaraung takes about thirty minutes. The peak of Mount Bulusaraung was marked by the presence of a radio transmitter owned by BTNBB. From the top of the summit, climbers can see the beautiful scenery of the Karst Maros expanse which is a bonus for climbing to this mountain.
