Banyumulek - A woman skillfully shapes a future pot with her muddy hands, or you might see other Lombok pottery items in the drying process in Banyumulek village. This village is one of the pottery centers on Lombok island. In Banyumulek, pottery making has been a generational occupation for the Sasak Lombok tribe. This craft has driven the village’s economy and attracted numerous visitors and buyers.

Sukarara Village - Weaved cloth is one of the traditional arts of Lombok island, known for its unique and special beauty. In Sukarara village, you can hear the sound of traditional weaving tools, not machines. This village is renowned as a producer of traditional woven cloth on Lombok island. The villagers spend much of their time operating traditional weaving tools, creating various high-quality products such as cloth, dresses, table covers, blankets, and scarves with beautiful motifs. Due to the high quality of their products, the village attracts many visitors, both local and foreign.

Lingsar Temple - To experience a symbol of religious harmony, visit Lingsar temple. This temple represents the harmony between Hindu Bali Lombok and Islam Sasak Lombok. Built in 1714 by a Balinese settler and later renovated, Lingsar temple features a garden with twin pools filled with lotus flowers at its entrance. The temple comprises three main buildings: Gaduh, Kemaliq, and Pesiraman. Gaduh is a sacred place for Hindus, featuring four junctions symbolizing gods dwelling in two mountains. The eastern junction is dedicated to the god of Mount Rinjani, while the western junction honors the god of Mount Agung. Between these junctions are two united pesinggahan (stopovers), symbolizing the union of the gods of Rinjani and Agung.

Islamic Center Mosque - The Islamic Center Mosque in Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara, is a captivating tourist attraction. Built at the cost of hundreds of billions, this mosque was established to unify the Muslim community on Lombok, known as the island of a thousand mosques. Constructed under the leadership of Governor TGB. M. Zainul Majdi and inaugurated on December 15, 2013, the mosque combines traditional Lombok and Sumbawa architectural styles. The mosque features a 99-meter-high tower, representing the 99 names of Allah (Asma’ul Husna), which is open to tourists for panoramic views of Mataram city both day and night. Another striking feature is its dome, adorned with Sasambo motifs typical of West Nusa Tenggara.

Pasar Kebon Roek - A traditional market in Lombok.

Lombok Epicentrum Mall - A place with many lunch options!