Agung Volcano

Agung Volcano is an active stratovolcano located in Bali, Indonesia. It stands about 3,142 meters (10,312 feet) tall and has a large, craters that can produce explosive eruptions. The volcano’s activity is driven by magma rising from beneath the Earth's crust, which can cause ash plumes, lava flows, and pyroclastic flows during eruptions. Agung's eruptions can impact local communities, agriculture, and air travel. While it has been active intermittently over centuries, authorities monitor it closely for signs of increased activity to ensure safety and preparedness.