Merapi Volcano
Merapi Volcano
Merapi, a steep stratovolcano north of Central Java's capital Yogyakarta, is Indonesia's most active volcano. It erupts on average every 5-10 years and is feared for its deadly pyroclastic flows - avalanches of hot rocks and gas that are generated when parts of new lava domes constructed during eruptions in the summit crater collapse and slide down the mountain's steep flanks.
The name "Merapi" from old Javanese language means "the one making fire" is a popular name for volcanoes: another volcano with the same name Merapi is in the Ijen Massif in East Java and similarly called volcano "Marapi" lies on Sumatra Island.
FACILITIES
Restaurant and karaoke, live music
All room have AC
Meeting room with AC and presentation devices LCD
Laundry is available
Taxi service, and Car Rent
Free pick up service from / to Adi Sucipto Airport / Station
Antique Gallery
Doctor available for 24 hours
Good expedition / sending service
Internet