As the rainy season starts to recede, the weather becomes more suitable for climbing. Here are some popular crags: 1. Gunung Parang, West Java Known for its stunning views and challenging routes. 2. Lembah Harau, West Sumatra Features impressive limestone cliffs and lush surroundings. 3. Citatah, West Java Offers a variety of sport climbing routes on limestone. 4. Pantai Siung, Yogyakarta Renowned for its beautiful coastal scenery and diverse climbing options. 5. Batu Kapur, East Java Characterized by its unique rock formations and multiple climbing routes. Note: From April onwards, Mount Batur in Bali and Mount Rinjani in Lombok become ideal for climbing due to the start of the dry season.

This is the dry season in Indonesia, offering the best conditions for climbing. Most popular crags: 1. Uluwatu, Bali Renowned for its stunning ocean views and limestone cliffs. 2. Gunung Batu, West Java A solid basalt peak near Bogor with sport and trad routes, accessible year-round and popular with Jakarta-based climbers. 3. Mount Rinjani, Lombok Known for its challenging routes and breathtaking summit views. The national park is open during this period, providing optimal conditions for trekking and climbing. 4. Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta Features a variety of limestone formations and caves. 5. Tebing Citatah, West Java Indonesia's most established limestone sport crag near Bandung, with dozens of bolted routes on steep walls and good conditions in the dry season. 6. Mount Batur, Bali Offers favorable weather conditions for climbing, with stunning sunrise views and relatively easy treks suitable for average fitness levels.

The weather remains dry and pleasant, with slightly cooler temperatures. Most popular crags: 1. Mount Rinjani, Lombok Stunning views and diverse climbing routes. The national park remains open until December. 2. Tebing Citatah, West Java Renowned limestone cliffs and various climbing challenges. 3. Pantai Siung, Yogyakarta Coastal climbing with beautiful scenery. 4. Lembah Harau, West Sumatra Impressive valley with towering cliffs. 5. Batu Payung, East Java Iconic rock formations and scenic landscapes. 6. Mount Batur, Bali Continues to offer favorable conditions for climbing.

The rainy season is in full swing, which can make climbing challenging. Here are some popular crags: 1. Pantai Siung, Yogyakarta Limestone cliffs with stunning ocean views. 2. Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta Diverse climbing routes on limestone rock. 3. Batu Kapur, East Java Known for its steep walls and challenging routes. 4. Gunung Parang, West Java Impressive granite cliffs with a variety of grades. 5. Uluwatu, Bali Coastal climbing with breathtaking scenery. Note: Mount Rinjani National Park is closed from January to March due to heavy rain. Mount Batur in Bali is less recommended during this period due to potential rain and slippery trails, although climbing may still be possible with favorable weather conditions.