GUNUNG CIKURAY VIA CINTANAGARA | SEDIH BANGET - INIKAH WAJAH PENDAKI ZAMAN SEKARANG

Mountains Don't Need Climbers, If They Just Leave Trash Behind! Is This the Face of Today's Climbers? In this video, I not only invite you to enjoy the scenery from this climb, but also open your eyes to an old issue that keeps recurring: trash on the climbing trail. I've spoken out about this quite often, and often even personally cleaned it up if possible. But this time, I feel the need to speak more broadly—because the problem is not just with the climbers, but also with the system and management of the trail itself. I'll tell you the complete chronology—starting from the condition of the trail, my personal experience when descending to the basecamp, until I finally decided to voice this on Instagram. Not to bring anyone down, but to open up a space for discussion and hopefully become a spark for change. Fortunately, the basecamp responded positively. A few days later, they started implementing new rules that were in line with the criticism I conveyed. This is commendable—because the courage to listen and improve is the first step towards better change. Remember, the problem of trash on the mountain is not just the task of one party. Climbers, basecamp managers, even those of us who have access to social media—all have a role. Don't wait for something to go viral before you act. Don't just demand facilities if we ourselves are still littering. Do you have similar experiences? Write in the comments! If you agree with what I said, help share this video so that more climbers realize that loving a mountain is not just about climbing, but also about taking care of it.