View of Tangkuban Parahu from Gunung Puntang in the Malabar mountains (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
Tangkuban Perahu (unknown photographer, 1915-1918) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
The wife of Dr. R.A.M. Bergman while changing the diaper of her child in the company of the nanny on Gunung Tangkubanprahu (unknown photographer, 1931) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
The true Tangkuban Parahu summit as seen from the edge of Ratu crater (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
Looking east from near Tangkuban Parahu's Jaya Giri carpark on a very clear morning (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
Sign for Air Keramat on Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
The monument at Air Keramat on Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
View of Kawah Ratu from above Air Keramat on Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
The unmarked true summit area of Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
Looking down to Kawah Ratu from Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
The true Tangkuban Parahu peak on the right (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
On Tangkuban Parahu, looking down to Kawah Domas from the trail down from Kawah Ratu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
People explore Kawah Domas, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
One of the hot pools in Kawah Domas, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
Other bathing pools in Kawah Domas, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, March 2011)
View from the edge of Tangkuban Parahu summit ridge (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
View to the highest point of the ridge of Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
View towards Kawah Ratu from the ridge between Kawah Ratu and Kawah Upas on Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
View to the cliffs of Kawah Ratu, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
View from the ridge between the two main craters towards Kawah Upas, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
The ridge between Kawah Ratu and Kawah Upas, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
Noisy fumaroles in Kawah Ratu, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
Hikers on the ridge between the two main craters, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
The end of the ridge between the two main craters, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, February 2011)
Looking south from Pintu Angin on the road to Situ Lembang lake to the Bandung plain and hills south of Bandung (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Tangkuban Parahu from the west (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Through the tea plantation on Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Tangkuban Parahu from the long summit ridge (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Clouds coming in on Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Looking at the ridge between Kawah Upas and Ratu from the side of Kawah Ratu near the car park, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Kawah Ratu, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Kawah Ratu noisy sulphur vents, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Gunung Burangrang from Pintu Angin on the road to Situ Lembang lake (Daniel Quinn, November 2010)
Tangkuban Parahu car park (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
Stalls near Tangkuban Parahu crater (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
People explore the crater's edge, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
The edge of the Ratu crater, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
The fence along the edge, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
The Ratu crater, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
Trees and Ratu crater, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
The summit ridge on a grey day, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
The shelter on the summit ridge, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
Looking down into the crater from the summit ridge, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2009)
The trail between Kawah Ratu and Kawah Upas on a grey day, Tangkuban Parahu (Daniel Quinn, July 2010)
Back into forest near Tangkuban Parahu summit (Daniel Quinn, July 2010)
Descending back down to Tangkuban Parahu carpark (Daniel Quinn, July 2010)
Tangkuban Perahu (unknown photographer, 1916) Courtesy TropenMuseum Archives
The broad summit of Tangkubanparahu volcano is seen in this aerial view from the NW. The dashed line outlines an outer crater inside which a younger crater complex (dotted line) was constructed. Frequent phreatic eruptions have occurred during historical time from the central crater complex. Bukittunggul, an older volcano, forms the peak on the center horizon. Photo published in Taverne, 1926 "Vulkaanstudien op Java," (courtesy of Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).
