The hilltop on Gili Trawangan, often referred to as the Trawangan Hill Viewpoint, is the highest point on the island and offers a unique perspective away from the busy beach strips. It provides a peaceful retreat and is particularly popular for its panoramic vistas.
is the primary destination for those looking to see the archipelago from above. It serves as a fantastic spot to orient yourself and appreciate the natural beauty of the region.
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Panoramic Views: From the top, you can see all three Gili Islands (Trawangan, Meno, and Air) lined up, with the massive peaks of Mount Rinjani on Lombok in the distance.
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Sunset & Sunrise: While most people head to the beaches for sunset, the hill offers a stunning, elevated view of the sun dipping behind Bali’s Mount Agung.
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The Hike: It is a relatively easy 15–20 minute walk up a marked path. Most visitors recommend wearing decent shoes as the trail can be a bit rocky and dusty.
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Historical Remnants: At the summit, you can find the remains of a World War II Japanese bunker, adding a touch of history to the natural scenery.