The sign for Talagabodas in Wanaraja (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
Cikuray and Papandayan from Panyingkiran between Wanaraja and Talagabodas (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
Talagabodas (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
The difficult-to-find start of the trail for Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
Approaching Kawah Saat on the way to Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
Kawah Saat enroute to Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
Kawah Saat and Talagabodas from the ridge to Gunung Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
The ridge trail to Gunung Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
A sign at the grassy summit of Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
View southeast from Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
View north to Gunung Canar/Gunung Talagabodas (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
Sunrise on Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
The trail down from the forest back into Kawah Saat from Beuticanar (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
The view from the rough track between Talagabodas and Wanaraja (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
The village halfway up the rough track to Talagabodas from Wanaraja (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
Halfway up the rough track to Talagabodas (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
Great views from the track from Wanaraja (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
The road junction sign for Talagabodas (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
The entrance to Talaga Bodas (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
The rusty sign for Talaga Bodas (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
Talaga Bodas (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
The trail round Talagabodas lake (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
Hot bathing pools at Talagabodas (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
Talaga Bodas from near the pools (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
The elusive forested ridge towards the summit of Beuticanar beyond (Daniel Quinn, May 2010)
Galunggung (Beuticanar) as seen from just outside Tasikmalaya (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
The entrance to Galunggung crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Galunggung from the road to the crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Looking back down towards Tasikmalaya from Galunggung (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
The warungs below Galunggung crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
The 620 steps to Galunggung crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
View south east from Galunggung (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Mount Sawal in the distance from Galunggung (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Galunggung crater path (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Sawal from Galunggung crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Galunggung crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Clouds and Sawal from Galunggung crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Clouds on Galunggung crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Galunggung crater walls (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
View east from Galunggung crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2010)
Galunggung (unknown photographer, 1880)
Telaga Bodas (unknown photographer, 1895) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
Three days after a small explosive eruption on July 17, 1918, a lava dome rose above the surface of the lake filling the crater of Galunggung volcano. By the time the eruption ended on July 30 the dome had grown to a height of 85 m and a width of 440-560 m. The lava dome was later destroyed by explosive eruptions in 1982. Photo from Van Es and Taverne (1924)
