Climbers on Mount Rinjani prioritize health because the climbing route is not easy to traverse. In accordance with applicable standard operating procedures (SOP), prospective climbers are prohibited from having a history of heart disease, kidney problems, asthma, hypertension, epilepsy, chronic ulcers, hemorrhoids, gout.

By using porter services, prospective climbers can be helped in a number of ways, starting from preparing standard climbing equipment, during the journey, to coming back down.

For your information, the guide acts as a guide for climbers, while the porter is tasked with helping climbers carry their belongings and preparing the climbers’ needs.
Before entering the climbing area, the equipment brought by prospective climbers will first be checked whether it complies with existing standards and check-lists or not.

Based on standard operating procedures, if prospective climbers carry items that have the potential to cause waste, they must also be reported. This is because climbers have to clean up their rubbish in the climbing area independently. Several other items, such as soap, shampoo, detergent, wet wipes, and other equipment contain dangerous ingredients and have the potential to damage the environment.