Mount Burni Telong is a beautiful volcano that is still active and has a height that reaches about 2624 m above sea level. Historically, this volcano last erupted on December 7, 1924. Mount Burni Telong is geographically located in the area of Bener Meriah Regency and included in the highlands of Gayo. Mount Burni Telong has a distance of about 5 KM just from the Capital District Bener Meriah and Rembele Airport. With the location is quite close from the district capital area, then finally this place becomes crowded because it is very easy to reach by nature lovers.
To do an adventure on Mount Burni Telong, then there are two paths to climb that you can choose. The two climbing lanes consist of Pante Raya and Bandar Lampahan Line. Usually, the climbers who come mostly choose route Bandar Lampahan route. This is because the route of Bandar Rampahan Road has a lane that is located closer and has a lower difficulty level. Meanwhile, the route of the Pante Raya Highway is relatively more difficult and it is usually the only option for experienced climbers.
Before making the climb, then the climber must first register in the post that has been available. Registration is done to take preventive steps when things happen that you do not want. In this post, the climber will be charged a fee that amounts only Rp. 10,000, - per person. If you want to hire a guide, then there are also local residents who rent his energy there. Thus, your security during the mendakipun certainly more secure and you will not get lost. The climbing route on Mount Burni Telong is also very famous for the flowering plants of Edelweis Flowers. The flower that is usually referred to as a perennial flower is a rare flower that can only grow in the highlands whose volcano has erupted and takes time for decades to grow. So, make sure for those of you who have a hobby of climbing the mountain to not pick the perennial flowers.
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