Sea of Sand (Laut Pasir)

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Sea of Sand (Laut Pasir) is a vast, desert-like expanse of volcanic sand within Indonesia’s Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, surrounding Mount Bromo and creating its iconic lunar landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
tourist attraction
volcanic sand plain
accessPoint Cemoro Lawang village NERFINISHED
Ngadisari village NERFINISHED
administrativeRegion Lumajang Regency NERFINISHED
Malang Regency NERFINISHED
Pasuruan Regency NERFINISHED
Probolinggo Regency NERFINISHED
associatedEthnicGroup Tengger people NERFINISHED
attracts domestic tourists
international tourists
climateInfluence cooler temperatures than lowland deserts
country Indonesia
culturalEventLocation Yadnya Kasada ceremony area near Mount Bromo crater NERFINISHED
ecosystemType sparse highland volcanic desert
geologicalOrigin volcanic eruptions and ash deposits
governedBy Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park Authority NERFINISHED
hasLocalName Laut Pasir NERFINISHED
hasViewOf Mount Batok NERFINISHED
Mount Bromo crater NERFINISHED
Mount Semeru summit NERFINISHED
landscapeCharacter lunar landscape
languageOfToponym Indonesian
literalMeaningOfLocalName Sea of Sand
locatedIn Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park NERFINISHED
East Java
locatedOnIsland Java NERFINISHED
near Mount Semeru NERFINISHED
Tengger Caldera NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic sunrise views with Bromo and Semeru
expansive sandy plain at high elevation
surrounding active volcano Mount Bromo
partOf Tengger Caldera floor NERFINISHED
photographySubject landscape photography
protectedAreaStatus within national park
riskFactor limited vegetation
volcanic ash storms
surfaceMaterial volcanic sand
surrounds Mount Bromo NERFINISHED
terrainType desert-like plain
tourismInfrastructure 4x4 jeep routes
horse rental services
usedFor hiking access to Mount Bromo
horse riding
jeep tours
tourism

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