• Sukarara Village - Sukarara Village is renowned for its tradition that mandates women to be proficient in weaving before they can marry. In this community, songket weaving is seen as a symbol of enduring relationships.
• Benang Stokal and Benang Kelambu Waterfall - The name “Benang Kelambu” translates to “a bundle of thread.” This natural waterfall features two tiers, each standing 20 meters tall, with water sourced from a river originating on Mount Rinjani.
• Mayura Water Palace - Mayura Water Palace is a historic park and former royal garden situated in Cakranegara, Mataram City, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia.

Constructed in 1744 by King A.A. Ngurah Karangasem of the Karangasem Kingdom, which held sway over Lombok, it functioned as both a leisure garden and a judicial pavilion for the royal court.

The main attraction is a large, man-made central pond with a floating pavilion known as “Bale Kambang.” This pavilion was utilized by the king for meetings and legal proceedings. The pond is adorned with water lilies and encircled by lush trees.

The architecture uniquely combines Balinese Hindu and Islamic elements, reflecting Lombok’s rich cultural heritage. Although some parts of the original palace complex no longer exist, the park remains a favored public recreation area and a significant historical site, highlighting the island’s royal legacy.

• Creative Carving Banyumulek - In Banyumulek Pottery Village, visitors can observe the transformation of clay into pottery with distinctive designs and vibrant colors. The creation of these artistic pieces is a captivating experience for visitors, who can also try their hand at pottery making.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Guiding service
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Snacks

1. The name of the waterfall, Benang Kelambu, translates to “a bundle of thread.” This natural waterfall features two tiers, each standing 20 meters tall. The water originates from a river upstream on Mount Rinjani.

2. A unique tradition in Sukarara Village requires women to be proficient in weaving before they can marry. For the villagers, songket weaving is seen as a symbol of a long-lasting relationship.

3. Lingsar Temple, the largest shrine on Lombok Island, has been in existence since 1714. It was constructed by the successor of King Ketut Karangasem. This shrine represents a blend of Hinduism and the Islamic Wektu Telu.

4. When visiting Banyumulek Pottery Village, visitors can observe the fascinating process of transforming clay into pottery with unique designs and beautiful colors. Creating these artistic objects is a captivating experience, and visitors are also welcome to try their hand at pottery making.

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