New Entrance Fees, Route Classes, Permit Rules & Booking Advice

Mount Rinjani trekking ticket price has changed under the latest official tariff update for Mount Rinjani National Park. If you are planning to climb Mount Rinjani in 2026, it is important to understand the updated entrance fees, route classifications, visitor categories, and how these changes may affect your trekking budget.

Starting from 3 November 2025, Mount Rinjani National Park announced new ticket classifications and entrance fees following Ministerial Regulation No. 17 of 2025. The update changes several trekking routes from lower ticket classes to higher classes, especially the main trekking routes used for summit, crater rim, lake, and Torean programs.

This guide explains the latest Mount Rinjani trekking ticket price update for 2026, including Class 1 and Class 2 routes, foreign visitor ticket prices, Indonesian visitor rates, student rates, transitional policy, and what trekkers should prepare before booking.

Quick Summary of the 2026 Ticket Update

The most important change is that Sembalun, Senaru, and Torean routes are now classified as Class 1 routes, while Aik Berik, Tetebatu, and Timbanuh are classified as Class 2 routes.

Why This Ticket Update Matters

The Mount Rinjani trekking ticket price is charged per person per day. This means the total entrance fee depends on:

• Visitor category
• Trekking route
• Number of trekking days
• Weekday, weekend, or public holiday status for Indonesian visitors
• Official national park regulations
• e-Rinjani ticket and permit system

For example, a foreign visitor trekking on the Sembalun, Senaru, or Torean routes will pay the Class 1 foreign visitor rate per day. A 3-day trekking program therefore uses the daily ticket rate multiplied by the number of trekking days.

This update is especially important for longer trekking programs such as:

• 3D2N Summit Sembalun to Senaru
• 3D2N Summit Sembalun to Torean
• 4D3N Summit programs
• 5D4N Sembalun to Torean expedition
• Lake and hot springs programs using Senaru or Torean routes

Official Route Classes for Mount Rinjani Tickets

Under the updated ticket structure, Mount Rinjani trekking and eco-trekking routes are divided into two main classes.

Class 1 Routes

Class 1 routes include the main high-demand trekking routes used for summit, crater rim, lake, hot springs, and Torean programs.

These routes are commonly used for Mount Rinjani’s most popular trekking programs. The updated classification places them at a higher entrance fee level.

Class 2 Routes

Class 2 routes are generally lower-altitude eco-trekking, waterfall, forest, and soft adventure routes.

These routes do not serve the same purpose as the main summit and crater rim routes. They are better understood as soft trekking, eco-tourism, and lower-altitude nature routes.

Mount Rinjani Trekking Ticket Price 2026

Class 1 Ticket Price – Sembalun, Senaru and Torean Routes

These rates apply to the main trekking routes: Sembalun, Senaru, and Torean.

Class 2 Ticket Price – Aik Berik, Tetebatu and Timbanuh Routes

These rates apply to Aik Berik, Tetebatu, and Timbanuh routes.

Previous Ticket Rates Before the 2025 Update

Before the new tariff update, several Mount Rinjani route classes were lower. This is why some visitors may notice a significant price increase compared to older information found online.

The official TNGR announcement explains that Sembalun, Senaru, and Torean moved from Class 2 to Class 1, while Aik Berik, Tetebatu, and Timbanuh moved from Class 3 to Class 2.

How the Ticket Price Is Calculated

Mount Rinjani trekking ticket price is calculated per person per day.

The basic formula is:

Daily ticket rate × number of trekking days × number of visitors

Example for foreign visitors on Class 1 routes:

This example is for foreign visitors using Class 1 routes. Indonesian visitors and student groups have different ticket rates.

Ticket Price Example by Trekking Program

2D1N Senaru Crater Rim Trek

The 2D1N Senaru Crater Rim trek uses the Senaru Route, which is now a Class 1 route.

For foreign visitors:

• Daily ticket rate: IDR 250,000
• Duration: 2 days
• Estimated ticket total: IDR 500,000 per person

This program is suitable for guests who want crater rim views without the summit, lake descent, or hot springs.

2D1N Summit Sembalun Trek

The 2D1N Summit Sembalun trek uses the Sembalun Route, which is now a Class 1 route.

For foreign visitors:

• Daily ticket rate: IDR 250,000
• Duration: 2 days
• Estimated ticket total: IDR 500,000 per person

This program is fast and physically demanding because it includes a summit push within a short itinerary.

3D2N Sembalun to Senaru Trek

This classic trekking program usually uses the Sembalun and Senaru routes, both of which are Class 1 routes.

For foreign visitors:

• Daily ticket rate: IDR 250,000
• Duration: 3 days
• Estimated ticket total: IDR 750,000 per person

This route is suitable for guests who want the summit, crater rim, lake views, and forest descent.

3D2N Sembalun to Torean Trek

This program uses Sembalun and Torean routes, both classified as Class 1 routes.

For foreign visitors:

• Daily ticket rate: IDR 250,000
• Duration: 3 days
• Estimated ticket total: IDR 750,000 per person

This program is popular for guests who want summit, lake, hot springs, and scenic Torean valley descent.

4D3N Summit Programs

Most 4D3N summit programs use Class 1 routes such as Sembalun, Senaru, or Torean.

For foreign visitors:

• Daily ticket rate: IDR 250,000
• Duration: 4 days
• Estimated ticket total: IDR 1,000,000 per person

This program provides a better pace than fast summit programs and is recommended for guests who want a more complete experience.

5D4N Rinjani Expedition

A 5D4N expedition using Sembalun and Torean routes falls under Class 1 ticket rates.

For foreign visitors:

• Daily ticket rate: IDR 250,000
• Duration: 5 days
• Estimated ticket total: IDR 1,250,000 per person

This is one of the most complete Mount Rinjani trekking experiences, usually including summit, Segara Anak Lake, hot springs, and extended time inside the national park.

Transitional Policy for Bookings Before 3 November 2025

The official announcement states that visitors who made bookings before the new tariff effective date would still use the previous ticket rate. However, if the trekking schedule extends beyond the effective date, the remaining trekking days follow the new tariff.

For 2026 bookings, visitors should assume that the new ticket rates already apply.

Why the Ticket Price Increased

The updated ticket price is part of a broader effort to improve Mount Rinjani National Park management and long-term sustainability.

The purpose of the new pricing includes:

• Supporting trail maintenance
• Improving campsite management
• Strengthening visitor safety
• Supporting conservation activities
• Improving waste management
• Supporting ranger operations
• Improving information and visitor facilities
• Managing tourism pressure more responsibly

TNGR explains that the tariff adjustment supports service quality improvement, conservation, and sustainable management of Mount Rinjani National Park.

Is the Ticket Included in Green Rinjani Packages?

Yes. For Green Rinjani trekking packages, the Mount Rinjani National Park entrance ticket and official registration assistance are included in the trekking package, unless stated otherwise in a custom quotation.

This means Green Rinjani helps arrange:

• Official trekking permit
• National park entrance ticket
• e-Rinjani registration
• Basic trekking insurance through the official ticket
• Check-in and check-out assistance
• Route and date confirmation

Guests do not need to buy the ticket separately when booking a complete trekking package with Green Rinjani. Our team will calculate and arrange the correct ticket based on your route, trekking date, nationality, and number of trekking days.

What Data Is Needed for Ticket Registration?

To register your Mount Rinjani trekking ticket, guests usually need to provide accurate personal information.

Required information may include:

• Full name
• Nationality
• Passport number or ID number
• Date of birth
• Gender
• Trekking date
• Route
• Program duration
• Emergency contact
• Travel insurance details if available

Guest information must be correct because e-Rinjani ticket registration is connected to official national park records.

Important Notes for International Trekkers

Foreign visitors should pay special attention to the new ticket rates because most popular Rinjani programs use Class 1 routes.

Important points:

• Sembalun, Senaru, and Torean are Class 1 routes.
• Foreign visitor ticket rate for Class 1 routes is IDR 250,000 per person per day.
• Ticket fees are calculated based on trekking days.
• Longer programs require higher total ticket costs.
• Ticket registration must follow e-Rinjani and TNGR rules.
• Green Rinjani includes ticket assistance in complete trekking packages.

If you compare prices between operators, check whether the national park ticket is already included. Some prices may look cheaper because permits, tickets, insurance, transport, or accommodation are not included clearly.

Important Notes for Indonesian Visitors

Indonesian visitors have different ticket rates depending on route class and visit day.

For Class 1 routes:

• Weekday rate: IDR 50,000 per person per day
• Weekend / public holiday rate: IDR 75,000 per person per day
• Student group rate: IDR 25,000 per person per day with valid student ID

For Class 2 routes:

• Weekday rate: IDR 20,000 per person per day
• Weekend / public holiday rate: IDR 30,000 per person per day
• Student group rate: IDR 10,000 per person per day with valid student ID

Indonesian visitors should confirm whether their trekking date falls on a weekday, weekend, or public holiday because this affects the ticket price.

Ticket, Permit, and Insurance

The Mount Rinjani trekking ticket is part of the official permit and registration process. The official system is connected with:

• Visitor registration
• Route selection
• Trekking date
• Quota availability
• Check-in and check-out process
• Basic insurance arrangement

TNGR’s official website provides e-Rinjani resources, quota presentation procedures, online booking procedures, and online insurance payment procedures as part of the official trekking management system.

For this reason, guests should book with complete and accurate information before trekking.

Common Mistakes About Mount Rinjani Ticket Prices

Avoid these common mistakes:

• Checking old ticket prices from outdated websites
• Thinking all Rinjani routes have the same ticket price
• Forgetting that tickets are charged per day
• Comparing package prices without checking if tickets are included
• Assuming Indonesian and foreign visitor rates are the same
• Forgetting that WNI rates are different for weekdays and holidays
• Not checking route class before booking
• Waiting too late when quota is limited
• Providing incorrect passport or ID information
• Trying to trek without official registration

Understanding the ticket system helps prevent confusion and unexpected costs.

Booking Advice for 2026

If you plan to trek Mount Rinjani in 2026, keep these points in mind:

• Confirm your preferred trekking date early.
• Check the route class before calculating ticket cost.
• Remember that ticket fees are charged per person per day.
• Book early during peak season.
• Prepare passport or ID details correctly.
• Confirm if the ticket is included in your trekking package.
• Avoid unofficial trekking offers without clear permit explanation.
• Ask your operator about check-in and check-out procedures.
• Keep your schedule flexible in case of route status changes.

A proper trekking booking should include clear information about price, permit, route, itinerary, inclusions, and payment terms.

Quick Ticket Price Summary

These are entrance ticket rates only. Full trekking package prices may also include transport, accommodation, guide, porters, meals, camping equipment, luggage storage, and other services.

Need Help Understanding Your Ticket Cost?

If you are unsure how the Mount Rinjani trekking ticket price applies to your route, Green Rinjani can help calculate the correct permit and ticket cost based on:

• Trekking date
• Route
• Nationality
• Number of participants
• Number of trekking days
• Service type
• Selected trekking program

Green Rinjani trekking packages already include official ticket and permit assistance, so guests can focus on preparing for the trek while our team handles the registration process.