Cultures of Lombok & Senggigi Beach

Nusa Tenggara Barat Province Museum: Embark on your tour with a visit to the Nusa Tenggara Barat Province museum, a treasure trove of cultural artifacts. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the region as you explore collections of handwoven cloth, intricately crafted Kris knives, and fascinating displays featuring items such as the Dongson drum. Delve into the captivating showcases that bring the unique traditions and history of West Nusa Tenggara Province to life.

Narmada Water Palace: Your next stop will be the enchanting Narmada Water Palace, a man-made lake nestled in Mataram city. This picturesque palace emulates the shape of Segara Anak, found within the Rinjani volcano's caldera. Adjacent to the palace, you will discover the grand Lingsar Temple, an esteemed complex constructed in 1714. This temple holds immense significance for both Hindus and the local Sasak people, who practice Islam Wetu Telu, making it a vital place of worship for the community.

Senggigi: Afterward, your journey will take you north to the scenic hills of Senggigi, providing you with panoramic vistas of the sea adorned with vibrant 'prahu' catamarans. These colorful boats are a charming sight as they return from their overnight fishing expeditions. Arriving in Senggigi, the bustling tourist hub of the island, you will be treated to a delectable Indonesian buffet lunch.

Banyu Mulek: During your return journey to the port, make a memorable stop at Banyu Mulek, a renowned village celebrated for its exquisite handmade pottery. Embark on a delightful tour around the village aboard a Cidomo, a traditional horse cart, as you witness skilled craftsmen meticulously shaping clay into stunning pottery of export quality. As part of the experience, visit a large pottery gallery where you can browse and purchase finished products, creating an opportunity to bring home these remarkable works of art.