View of Gede-Pangrango from Cisarea (unknown photographer, 1928) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
A misty Surya Kencana near Gunung Gede (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
First light looking north east from the top of Gunung Gede (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
The dawn view from Gunung Gede (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
First light looking west from the top of Gunung Gede to Gn Salak (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Pangrango from Gunung Gede at dawn (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Surya Kencana from the top of Gunung Gede (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Gunung Gede crater (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Gunung Gede crater rim (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Looking east from the top of Gunung Gede (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Strolling through Surya Kencana below Gunung Gede (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Gunung Gede seen from Surya Kencana (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Looking north east from the edge of Surya Kencana near Gn Gede (Daniel Quinn, December 2011)
Gede crater (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Gunung Salak from Gede, with the Halimun mountains beyond (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Climbing towards Gede summit (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Pangrango from Gede with Salak and Karang in the distance (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Pangrango and Gede crater (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Looking towards Cianjur from Gede (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Gunung Pangrango - impressive prominence! (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Puncak pass and Cibodas from Gede (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Gede crater, Pangrango, Salak and Karang - in that order (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Gede crater and Pangrango (Andy Dean, December 2010)
Looking into the Gede crater (Andy Dean, December 2010)
The Pangrango trail starts at Cibodas Botanical Gardens (Daniel Quinn, June 2009)
Gede visible from the trees on Pangrango summit (Daniel Quinn, June 2009)
Pangrango summit (Daniel Quinn, June 2009)
Gede crater rim (Daniel Quinn, June 2009)
The cone of Pangrango from Gede summit (Daniel Quinn, June 2009)
The view from Gede summit (Daniel Quinn, June 2009)
Gede crater (Daniel Quinn, June 2009)
Surya Kencana, Gede-Pangrango (Daniel Quinn, June 2009)
Gede-Pangrango from the air (Daniel Quinn, June 2010)
Gunung Gede by Franz Wilhelm Junghuhn (1856)
The active crater of Gunung Gede (Marius van Benthem Jutting, 1931) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
View of Gede-Pangrango from Cisarea (unknown photographer, 1900-1929) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
Triangulation pillar on Gunung Gede (unknown photographer, 1947) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
Gunung Gede crater (unknown photographer, 1947) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
Gede-Pangrango (unknown photographer and date) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
An aerial view from the NE shows the summit crater (right) of Gede volcano. The summit cone was constructed within an older crater, whose western rim forms the peak at the left. The sparsely vegetated moat area between the two cones is known as Alun-Alun. Photo from Taverne, 1926, "Vulkaanstudien op Java," (courtesy of Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).
Gede-Pangrango as seen from an aeroplane above Jakarta (Daniel Quinn, October 2010)
