Why Eco-Trekking Matters: Our Commitment on Rinjani | HIJANI “Hiking to Rinjani”

“Why Eco-Trekking Matters: Our Commitment to Rinjani”

Mount Rinjani is more than just a stunning destination—it’s a living ecosystem, a sacred mountain to the Sasak people,
and a place that challenges and transforms those who dare to climb it.
But as popularity grows, so does the pressure. That’s why eco-hiking is no longer an option—it’s a responsibility.
At Hijani (hiking to Rinjani), we believe in leaving things better than we found them.

What is eco-trekking?
Eco-trekking is about minimizing our impact on nature and local communities. That means:

• Removing all trash
• Avoiding single-use plastics
• Respecting wildlife
• Using sustainable gear
• Supporting local guides and porters

The simple idea is that enjoying nature shouldn’t be about destroying it.

Rinjani: The Mountain Under Pressure, Every year, thousands of climbers visit Rinjani to enjoy its incredible views and spiritual energy. But:

• The trails are littered with plastic
• The campsites are littered with trash
• Fragile mountain plants are trampled
• Local communities are denied the benefits of tourism
• Without care, the beauty we seek to see can be lost.

💚 Our Commitments at Hijani (hiking To Rinjani), We don’t just talk about ecology—we live it. Here’s what we do on every climb:

• Zero Waste: All climbers will pack out their trash, not bury or burn it, and we’ll provide reusable water bottles and food containers.
• Local Love: We employ and pay local guides and porters fairly and buy supplies from village markets to boost the local economy.
• Ethical Practices: No overcharging porters. No damaging shortcuts. No parties or loudspeakers allowed on the mountain.
• Primary Education: We brief every climber on how to respect the mountain, its culture, and its environment.

Why It Matters—for You and the Planet When you climb sustainably:

• You protect the future of Rinjani
• You make a meaningful impact on local communities
• You become part of a global movement of conscious explorers
• Eco-friendly climbing isn’t about doing less. It’s about doing better—for nature, for people, for the adventure itself.

Join the Movement Choosing an eco-conscious operator like Hijani (hiking to Rinjani) means choosing to travel with purpose. That means your footprints leave memories, not damage.

So the next time you’re standing on the edge of the crater at sunrise, take a deep breath—not just for the view, but for the peace of knowing you’re doing it right.” “Learn more about our available trekking. For more information, open Trip Trekking and Private Trekking” instead of clicking “Click here.”

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