Mount Papandayan is a volcano 2,665 metres in height. Climbers trek along a stony path near the slope of an active sulphur crater known as the gate of Mount Papandayan in Garut, West Java. The white sulphur gas discharged from the crater rose to the sky before changing course in the direction of the wind. Occasionally, the smelly sulphur gas blocked their path, but climbers kept walking to reach the next destination. After passing the crater, trailing along a winding path and going up and down, climbers crossed a lane over a small river with very clear water originating from a mountain spring and fit for direct consumption, before following another path covered by Cantigi trees (Vaccinium Varingiaefolium).