Sasak Lombok Tour

Duration: Full day

In this tour you will see those people which is still in primitive of their life style ,with full of cultural ,traditions and amazing beautiful island surrounding with pristine white sandy beaches in along the Coast.

Itineraray :

·         Hotel

·         Banyumulek Pottery Village

·         Sukarare Traditional Hand weaving village.

·         Sade and Rambitan Traditional sasak villages.

·         Kuta Beach

·         Tanjung A'an white sandy beach

·         Back to the hotel

BANYUMULEK 
Banyumulek is one of the principal pottery centres on the island .located about 10 km south of Mataram ,it has become known throughout the International art wirld the enormous, elaborately decorated pots which are produced here. the pots were originally intended as utensils, with a variety of roles to play in village life including food preparation and the performance of ceremonies

SUKARARA

This traditional village has a bustling weaving industry which still employs the skills handed down from generation to generation .these traditionally trained villagers produce an exquisite array of fine woven cloths using cotton silk or gold and silver to create their original designs, for which lombok is now famous.

RAMBITAN

Despite catering to many visitors, these traditional villages still offer a glimpse of life as it must have once been especially the traditional thatched architectural design of the dwellings, with their soaring roofs. They also offer visitors the opportunity of trying their hand at weaving Gedogan using simple looms.

 KUTA BEACH

On the ruggedly beautiful south coast lies the impressive white sandy expanse of Kuta Beach .the beach is a perfect place to wander at low tide, among a plethora of shells, coral and other marine life .The people of Lombok call this pristine Beach Putri Nyale.Every year ,in the tenth month of the Sasak Calender (February or March ) ,The Bau Nyale ceremony is held where the local people join together at night to catch sea worms by torchlight, while early singing Pantun (Traditional Poetry).

Price: USD 55.00 per person