Mount Agung Sunrise Climb and Camping Adventure

No, it is not included. Tourists should have thier own insurance.

Yes, there is, please find it above in the FAQ section. 

• Children at the age of 11 or older are considered adults;
• Children at the age between 8 to 10 get 50% discount when accompanied by at least 2 adults;
• Children at the age of 7 or below are usually too young for the tours. For some easy tours it can be ok (check levels below);
• Level Easy: Kids should be able to walk 2 to 3 hours independently, climb stairs and steep trails;
• Level Intermediate: Kids should be able to walk 4-6 hours independently, climb stairs and steep trails;
• Level Advanced: usually not suitable for kids below 12.

About Mount Agung

Mount Agung, towering at 3,031 meters, is Bali's highest volcano and a prominent symbol of the island. Regarded as the spiritual heart of Bali, it holds great significance for locals who consider it the dwelling place of the gods. The mountain is central to local traditions and is the site of important ceremonies conducted at Besakih Temple. Climbing Mount Agung presents an opportunity for both a physical challenge and a spiritual experience, with its rugged landscape and stunning views.

About Besakih Temple

Besakih Temple, often referred to as Bali's "Mother Temple," is the largest and most sacred Hindu temple complex on the island. Located on the southwestern slopes of Mount Agung, the temple comprises over 80 individual shrines dedicated to various Hindu deities. It serves as a spiritual center for Balinese Hindus and provides visitors with a glimpse into the island's rich cultural heritage and remarkable architecture. The views from Besakih Temple are as breathtaking as its cultural importance, making it a must-visit destination.