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• Lombok Island
  on Feb 9, 2010 in Lombok Island
  Lombok (population 2,950,105 in 2005) is an island in West Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia. It is part of the chain of the Lesser Sunda Islands, with the Lombok Strait separating it from Bali to the west and the Alas Strait between it and Sumbawa t...
• Ampenan
  on Jan 29, 2010 in Destinations
  Ampenan is a district in Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia.This area was once a center of Lombok. To the west is bordered by the Lombok Strait (sea link with the island of Lombok Bali). Kecamtan have in the old city remains as was formerly the m...
• Rungkang
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  This village is one of the handicrafts centres of Lombok. Many kinds of Lombok handicrafts are produced in this village, such as the various items of woodcarvings, boxes of plaited elephant-grass, woods, bamboos and barks of trees. Antique souvenirs...
• Surf Lombok Waves
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  The most of Lombok south coasts offer the surf-seekers challenging waves of various grades. We have spotted out four surf-points, which are highly recommended for our surf lovers. Within the Lombok Kuta Beach we reserve two points, namely Gerupuk tha...
• Tanjung Luar
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  Tanjung Luar Village is well known for its quality fresh fish and it supplies the fish consumption of mostly the entire area of Lombok, consequently it is named the largest fishing village on the island. Fishing enthusiasts are recommended to fish he...
• Sembalun
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  It is an isolated village, situated at more than a hundred kilometres to the north of Mataram, located in the middle high-land, surrounded by mountains, with the towering peak of Rinjani Volcano offering an endless beauty in the background. The villa...
• Banyumulek
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  Lombok, the famed island situated in West Nusa Tenggara of Indonesia, is a quaint backpackers paradise. Located in the vicinity of Bali, this tourist hotspot is fast gearing up to become one of the most coveted getaways. An ideal retreat in to the la...
• Mataram
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  Mataram is the capital of Lombok. The town actually consists of four different towns Ampenan, Mataram, Cakranegara (Cakra) and Sweta. Ampenan has most of city sights, including Negeri Nusa Tenggara Barat museum, which gives a good overview of the cul...
• Pura Meru
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  Pura Meru is the largest Hindu Temple in Lombok and it is dedicated to the Trimurti, the Hindu Trinity of Brahma, Shiva and Wisnu. The Pura symbolises the universe and has three courts. The first one is the hall with 'Bale Kul-Kul' a wooden bell beat...
• Lombok Golf Course
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  There are two 18-hole golf courses have been developed in Lombok. Namely Rinjani Golf Country Club, which is located in Peresak Village, near Narmada, 30 minutes drive from Mataram or 45 minutes from Senggigi; and Lombok Golf Kosaido Country Club, wh...
• Bayan
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  Having been made the base for trekking to Segara Anak Lake, Bayan Village is more popular than its neighbouring village, Sembalun. However, within the District Bayan some interesting objects can be found here and are still little known due to less pu...
• Labuapi Worcarving Village
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  There are lots of woodcraft centres in Lombok, but it's apparent that Labuapi village has the biggest productivity. The village itself has approximately 42 units of industry centre and accommodate 350 workers with product capacity of 24.900 pieces an...
• Sekarbela Village
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  Sekarbela Village is to Lombok what Celuk and Mas Village are to Bali. It is the centre of silver and goldsmith of Lombok. Nowadays, as this island is getting more popular with its pearl productions, hence the village is better known as the pearl cen...
• Tete Batu, Longgali, Timbenuh and Lemor
  on Jan 24, 2010 in Destinations
  These mountain resorts are situated in East Lombok featuring greenery and breathtaking views. Tetebatu provides walking paths through sawah (paddy field) and ladang (dry field) heading to preserved forest where communities of black-monkeys and rare s...
• Segenter Village
  on Jan 23, 2010 in Destinations
  Segenter is traditional Village Lombok Sasak tribe, the village is located in the district Bayan is about 45km from the Mataram. People hold beliefs Watu telu. In this primitive village we invite you to surround the village, accompanied by hundreds o...
• Mayura
  on Jan 23, 2010 in Destinations
  It is one part of the Royal Court of the former Balinese Kingdom in Lombok and was built in 1744. It is situated close to Pura Meru in Cakranegara. The house in the middle of a large pond is called 'Bale Kambang' or the Floating House and was both a...
• Malimbu Beach
  on Jan 23, 2010 in Destinations
  Beach front land is located in the region Malimbu - Winner of the area, located just in front of the paved highway that connects to the Winners of Senggigi.Providing a beautiful panorama towards the sea coast with tranquil blue and sunsets with Bali...
• Sukarare
  on Jan 23, 2010 in Destinations
  Sukarara is located in Lombok in the centre of Lombok which is the next island east of Bali and only two islands along from the main island of Java. Lombok has a developing tourism industry that is not yet even close to that of its neighbor of Bali b...
• Cakranegara
  on Jan 23, 2010 in Destinations
  Cakranegara. It is a business city, there are agricultural markets, bird markets, and Mayura springs and temples Meru, the largest temple in Lombok. Cakranegara supposedly used to be the former empire, but the former kingdom (site) was unrecognizable...
• Pusuk Forest
  on Jan 23, 2010 in Destinations
  Stretching trees and neat rows on the edge of the road, which follows the contour location is hilly, bring fresh nuances that are so natural that at the peak pusuk, often used by many tourists, travelers, or even passing motorists on the highway pusu...