Mount Rinjani Trekking Ticket Price Update 2025
New Ministry Regulation Effective November 3, 2025
Mount Rinjani Ticket Update 2025: Planning to climb Mount Rinjani this season? There’s an important update you should know before booking your trek.
Starting November 3, 2025, the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry will officially enforce new ticket prices and visitor classifications for all routes inside Mount Rinjani National Park (TNGR).
This policy, established under Ministerial Regulation No. 17 of 2025, represents a significant move toward sustainable eco-tourism management. The updated ticket structure aims to protect Rinjani’s fragile ecosystem, improve facilities and trails, and enhance visitor safety for both local and international trekkers.
What Will Change:
Under the new system, Mount Rinjani’s trekking routes are divided into two classes based on difficulty, elevation, and visitor access:
- Class 1 Trails: Sembalun, Senaru, and Torean (the main summit routes)
- Class 2 Trails: Aik Berik, Tetebatu, and Timbanuh (forest and waterfall routes)
Each visitor category—foreign visitors (WNA), Indonesian citizens (WNI), and students—will pay a different daily entrance fee. Weekend and public holiday rates are slightly higher than weekday rates.
Mount Rinjani Ticket Update (Effective November 3, 2025)
Class 1 Trails
(Sembalun, Senaru, and Torean Routes)
| Visitor Type | New Ticket Price (per day) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Foreign Visitor (WNA) | Rp 250,000 | Applies daily |
| Indonesian Citizen (WNI) — Weekdays | Rp 50,000 | Monday–Friday |
| Indonesian Citizen (WNI) — Weekends / Holidays | Rp 75,000 | Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays |
| Student / College Group (WNI) | Rp 25,000 | With a valid student ID |
Mount Rinjani Ticket Update Class 2 Trails
(Aik Berik, Tetebatu, and Timbanuh Routes)
| Visitor Type | New Ticket Price (per day) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Foreign Visitor (WNA) | Rp 200,000 | Applies daily |
| Indonesian Citizen (WNI) — Weekdays | Rp 20,000 | Monday–Friday |
| Indonesian Citizen (WNI) — Weekends / Holidays | Rp 30,000 | Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays |
| Student / College Group (WNI) | Rp 10,000 | With a valid student ID |
Previous Ticket Rates (Before November 2025)
Before this change, Mount Rinjani’s entrance fees were much lower. The main summit routes (Sembalun, Senaru, and Torean) were still categorized as Class 2 Trails, which explains the significant increase under the new classification.
| Trail Class | Visitor Type | Old Rate (approx.) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Foreign Visitor | Rp 200,000/day | Standard for summit routes |
| Class 2 | Indonesian Citizen — Weekdays | Rp 10,000/day | Local weekday rate |
| Class 2 | Indonesian Citizen — Holidays | Rp 15,000–30,000/day | Depending on the date |
| All Trails | Student / College Group (WNI) | Rp 5,000/day | Educational visits |
Transitional Policy
Trekkers who confirmed their bookings before November 3, 2025, will still pay the previous ticket rate as long as their trekking schedule falls before that date. However, if their trek extends beyond November 3, the new tariff will automatically apply to the remaining days.
This transitional policy ensures fairness while implementing the new system.
Purpose of the New Pricing. According to TNGR and the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, the updated tariff is designed to:
- Support regular trail maintenance and campsite rehabilitation
- Improve visitor facilities such as toilets, shelters, and information boards
- Strengthen conservation and ranger operations in Mount Rinjani National Park
- Fund better waste management and environmental education programs
- Align Mount Rinjani’s trekking management with international eco-tourism standards
- The goal is to balance tourism growth with long-term ecosystem protection.
What This Means for Trekkers
For those trekking with Green Rinjani, our team will automatically apply the correct ticket rate based on your trek date and chosen route.
There’s no need to worry about the new pricing—we’ll handle the national park permits and ensure compliance with TNGR regulations.
Here’s what to keep in mind:
- Check if your trek date is before or after November 3, 2025.
- Confirm your trail classification (Sembalun, Senaru, or Torean are now Class 1).
- Plan your budget for the new daily entrance fee.
- Student discounts remain available for educational groups with valid IDs.
- Book early to secure the best weather and availability.
In Summary
The new Mount Rinjani ticket Update Or prices, effective November 3, 2025, mark a positive step toward improving the trekking experience and supporting long-term environmental sustainability.
While the updated rates are higher, they ensure a cleaner, safer, and more responsible adventure for all visitors. Green Rinjani fully supports this initiative and remains committed to transparent pricing, eco-friendly practices, and community-based tourism.
Plan your trek early, travel responsibly, and help keep Mount Rinjani green for future generations.
