The Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park Authority (TNBTS) reopened all\ntourist access to the Penanjakan area of Mount Bromo, East Java, from\n1am local time on Friday (23 October).<\/p>\n
The reopening follows the lifting of access restrictions imposed\nbecause of a fire, after monitoring found no remaining hotspots in the\narea.<\/p>\n
TNBTS head Rudijanta Tjahja Nugraha said the decision was based on\ndevelopments on the ground and inspections by officers.<\/p>\n
\u201cBased on developments and the results of field monitoring, no\nhotspots have been found, so tourist access to the Penanjakan area,\nwhich was temporarily restricted, has reopened on 23 October 2026,\u201d Rudi\nsaid.<\/p>\n
The reopening was announced in Notice\nNo.\u00a0PG.30\/T.8\/TU\/HMS.01.07\/B\/10\/2026, issued on Thursday (22 October).\nThe Penanjakan area is administratively part of Pasuruan Regency.<\/p>\n
Mount Bromo has four entrance routes, in Malang, Probolinggo,\nLumajang and Pasuruan regencies. To protect the area, TNBTS has set a\ndaily visitor limit of 2,752.<\/p>\n
With access to Penanjakan restored, the national park authority has\nurged visitors and tourism businesses to obey the rules and follow\nofficers\u2019 instructions while in the area.<\/p>\n
Fire prevention is a particular concern. Visitors are prohibited from\nactivities that could cause a fire, including lighting campfires or\nother fires, or burning any items.<\/p>\n
Visitors have also been told not to discard cigarette ends, matches\nor other objects that could become sources of ignition in the national\npark.<\/p>\n
\u201cRemain alert while in the area, pay attention to environmental\nconditions and prioritise everyone\u2019s safety,\u201d Rudi said.<\/p>\n
He also asked members of the public and visitors who see or find a\nfire to report it to officers immediately, so it can be tackled before\nit spreads.<\/p>\n
Visitors were also reminded to protect the environment and help\nmaintain order and security in the area.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey must maintain cleanliness, order, security and the conservation\nof the area,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
TNBTS also stressed that visitors and tourism businesses must respect\nthe work of staff in the field. Monitoring, patrols and security\noperations must not be disrupted by visitor activities.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe hope everyone will respond to the reopening by acting with\ndiscipline and responsibility, and by helping keep the entire national\npark safe from fire,\u201d he said.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/bromo-tourist-route-reopens-after-fire-is-extinguished-1792713081", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }