English: Tropical forest/jungle on the northwestern slopes of Mount Lempuyang in Bali. Mount Lempuyang looks like an old extinct volcano with a heavily eroded, overgrown caldera composed of smaller fractured ridges. A great deal of undisturbed primary diverse flora remains on the Lempuyang ridges and slopes: palm trees, ferns, mosses, lichens, bamboo, vines, creepers, orchids, tropical flowers, and more. This is how all of Bali looked before the mass tourism of the 21st century. Mount Lempuyang, Bali, Indonesia.