As you might already know, Pura means “temple” in Indonesian. And while Batu Bolong might not be the biggest or the most impressive one out there, it looks like a divine shrine at sunset. I’d highly recommend checking it out early in the morning, especially if a significant other is accompanying you on this trip. […]
Read More...Enjoy The Hospitality Of Senggigi Beach
According to statistics (and happy foreigners), the Senggigi region is one of the most popular tourist spots in Lombok. As for the town – Senggigi – it’s all kinds of amazing and offers a breath-taking view of the sea. Up north, you’ll find Bangsal, the world-famous port of the Gili Islands. Just imagine sitting on […]
Read More...Ampenan Is Where Different Cultures Are Mixed Together
Do you know about Mataram, the biggest city in Lombok? Well, it also has a suburb, and it’s called Ampenan. AKA the “Old Town”, it’s not as technologically advanced as Mataram and might not be as attractive from the outside. However, on the inside, it’s a goldmine for the inquisitive tourists. According to the local […]
Read More...Find Your Peace Of Heaven In Gili Gede
Thanks to the technological age, not only the big cities but also the relatively tiny towns and villages are connected to the rest of the world and offer pretty much the same level of comfort. However, if you’re looking for that raw, “primal” experience, make sure to visit Gili Gede. A couple of decades ago, […]
Read More...Enjoy The Best Surfing At The Bangko Bangko Beach
Lombok is a very special place – I think you already know that if you’ve been keeping up with my reviews. This island never seizes to excite even the hard-boiled tourists, not to mention the regular visitors. It’s got everything a big-city person might ever dream about, including lush, green forests, enchanting waterfalls, ancient temples, […]
Read More...Bathe In The Fountains Of The Suranadi Temple
If you’ve been keeping up with our reviews, then you already know that Lombok is one of the most diverse islands on the planet. With a total population of 3+ million people, it is home to many customs, traditions, and religions. The Hindu people are one of the tiniest communities on the island; still, they […]
Read More...The Sesaot RainForest Is Both Calming And Exciting
Let me begin by telling you that forests aren’t for everyone. I mean, Lombok is famous for its lush, enchanting beaches that are always sunny, warm, full of bars, and beautiful people. The temples are the second-most popular tourist attractions. That’s how it is – that’s how it’s always been. However, if you dig a […]
Read More...Check Out The Hand-Made Baskets In Nyiur Baye
The West Lombok Regency is famous for the exotic villages. People in this area are used to relying on their own selves and work decades to perfect their craft. In the Nyiur Baye Gawah village, the locals make baskets. Located in the Narmada sub-district (Batu Mekar, to be exact), this place looks very authentic, if […]
Read More...Karang Bayan – A Traditional Sasak Village With History
Lombok is an impressive island. Even though it’s not that big, the amount of landmarks is off the charts. You’ve got temples, beaches, and, of course, the world-famous villages. Lombok is all about tiny settlements that take care of their own and work day and night to master one craft, be it weaving, pottery, farming, […]
Read More...Gunung Agung Is The Most Sacred Temple In Lombok
As a very “religious” island, Lombok is home to many temples, and they all have a special place in the hearts and minds of the locals. You might already know that the Sasak people make up 80+ percent of the island’s population. At the same time, the Hindu people also have a strong presence, and […]
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