• Benang Stokal and Benang Kelambu Waterfall - • Benang Stokel & Benang Kelambu Waterfalls are nestled at the base of Mount Rinjani, surrounded by lush tropical forest. Benang Kelambu is notable for its curtain-like water cascading through ferns, while Benang Stokel features a refreshing plunge pool.
• Cakranegara Traditional Market - • Local Market Stop (Optional) Explore a lively local market where villagers offer fruits, spices, and handmade crafts.

• Panoramic Rice Terrace Views Delight in the scenic views of verdant rice terraces during the drive, with opportunities for photo stops along the way.

• Sade Traditional Weaving Village - • Traditional Sasak Village Visit Stroll through a traditional village where residents preserve ancestral customs, architecture, and weaving techniques. Gain insight into the Sasak people’s lifestyle firsthand.
• Islamic Center Mosque - The Islamic Center NTB (commonly referred to as the Islamic Center Mosque Mataram or Masjid Hubbul Wathan) stands as the largest and most magnificent mosque in Lombok, situated in the heart of Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara.
• Pasar Seni Banyumulek - Banyumulek Art Market (Pasar Seni Banyumulek) is a traditional market in Lombok, renowned for its distinctive pottery and handicrafts. Located in Banyumulek village, this market is the hub of Lombok’s pottery-making tradition, where local artisans craft exquisite handmade items such as vases, kitchenware, decorative lamps, and traditional Sasak-style ceramics.

Visitors can wander through the market, observe pottery-making demonstrations, and even try their hand at shaping clay. The products available here are not only functional but also hold cultural and artistic significance, often adorned with Lombok’s unique patterns.

The market is an excellent place to purchase souvenirs while supporting local artisans and gaining a deeper understanding of Sasak culture and traditional arts.

• Lingsar Temple - Lingsar Temple is one of the most distinctive and sacred temples on Lombok Island, located approximately 9 km east of Mataram. Constructed in 1714 by the Balinese King Anak Agung Ngurah, it symbolizes harmony and unity among the island’s diverse religions and cultures.

Lingsar Temple is unique as it serves as both a Hindu temple and a sacred site for the Sasak people, who practice Wetu Telu, a syncretic form of Islam unique to Lombok. Within the temple complex, there are separate areas for Hindu Balinese worship and for the Sasak Muslim community, demonstrating the peaceful coexistence of both religions.

A highlight of Lingsar Temple is the annual Perang Topat Festival, held in the temple’s courtyard. During this vibrant tradition, Hindus and Muslims gather to throw ketupat (rice cakes wrapped in coconut leaves) at each other as a gesture of gratitude for blessings, rain, and fertile land.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Ticket + local guide in the waterfalls
• Parking fees

• Alkohol drinking
• Private expenses
• Lunch

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.