Gunung Agung

Gunung Agung is the highest and most sacred volcano on Bali, Indonesia, rising about 3,142 meters (10,312 feet) above sea level. It is considered an active stratovolcano with a long history of eruptions, the most recent significant one occurring in 2017-2019. The volcano has a large crater at its summit and is central to Balinese spiritual beliefs, serving as a spiritual symbol. Its activity can impact local communities through ashfall and volcanic gases, prompting monitoring and preparedness efforts by authorities to manage risks.