Museum Geopark Batur, Kintamani: Discover Bali's Geological History

One of the most fascinating dioramas in this museum depicts the origin of Bali Island, which has two volcanoes named Mount Batur and Mount Agung and contains a wealth of fascinating facts about geology. This diorama explains how Bali Island developed more than 23 million years ago in the east of Java as a result of underwater volcanic activity. The museum is one of the top places to visit in Bali for those who want to get into the geographic and historical details of the island.

A hotspot, or hot magma, beneath the earth, is responsible for melting the crust. Then there is the purported rock erosion-related deposition that was discovered in the eastern half of Java Island. It started out as a coral reef, stopped growing, and subsequently transformed into a limestone reef. The southern regions of Bali Island and Nusa Penida Island, one of the most beautiful places in Bali, include some of these layers, which is why the south coasts of both islands are primarily composed of limestone.

Also, other dioramas describe other active volcanoes in Bali, such as Buyan-Bratan and Batur. 30 thousand years ago. Ignimbrite and lava were released when Mount Buyan-Bratan erupted. Together with the relocation of Ancient Mount Batur, the volcanic activity on Bali kept shifting toward the east. Following the eruption that destroyed the remainder of Ancient Mount Agung 30,000 years ago, volcanic activity continued to travel and shift to Mount Agung, producing silt. The southeasterly portion is where Mount Agung Lava emerges as Mount Pawon, a parasitic mountain. The Lesong Mountain of Fire is the result of the island of Bali's most recent volcanic activity. Today, with its amazing geographical features, Bali Tourism is one of the most preferred by tourists. You can book a Bali vacation package and explore the island in and out.

The Batur Geopark,one of the best places to visit in Kintamani, which was created with the intention of educating the public more about the geographical treasures of the area, lies just next to the Museum.

The museum provides extensive historical information through a variety of interactive displays, documentary programs, and meticulously constructed dioramas. There is also a substantial collection of ancient rocks here.

•  Audiovisual displays and interactive exhibitions about Mount Batur's past
• A wonderful assortment of rocks from the prehistoric age

Visting these Museum are one of the unique things to do in Bali, which is close to the crater rim, is renowned for its stunning vistas. The Museum is a fantastic spot to see a sunset because of its location.

The Batur Geopark is open on all days. During the weekdays, you can visit the museum from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., while on weekends, you can visit from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. There is no admission fee. You can visit the museum at any time for free.

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