Semeru Erupts Explosively — 3 Camera Angles Capture the March 29, 2026 Eruption

This video shows an explosive eruption of Semeru Volcano on March 29, 2026, captured from three different camera angles. The multi-angle view reveals the force of the eruption and gives a broader look at the activity at one of Indonesia’s most closely watched volcanoes. According to Indonesia’s official MAGMA/PVMBG volcanic activity reporting for Sunday, March 29, 2026, Semeru was at Level III (Siaga / Alert). In the official activity report for the 00:00–06:00 WIB period, observers noted that the volcano was clearly visible, with clear weather and light winds to the west. Semeru has remained active through late March 2026. Weekly reporting compiled from PVMBG stated that during March 22–29, 2026, daily eruptive events produced ash plumes rising about 0.2 to 1.8 km above the summit, mainly drifting north, northwest, and west, while the alert level remained at 3. This footage captures one of those eruptive moments from multiple perspectives, offering a rare and dramatic view of Semeru’s continuing activity.