2025 Rembitan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#indonesiatrip If you want to try other than visit to beautiful beaches in Lombok, you can come to Sade Village for traditional & cultures exploration of Sasak people As at today, Sade Village has 150 families with an area of about 3 hectares Sasak people is immigrants from Java & Sumbawa who live in Lombok Island & 80% of them are Muslims What to see in Sade Village: ✅ Woven fabric - crafting and creating art ✅ Traditional houses - built by bamboo and thatched roofs ✅ Earthquake resistant houses ✅ Tree of love Remember to buy woven fabrics made by the resident of Sade Village as a souvenir & gifts! Attraction: Sade Village Address: Jl. Rembitan, Kuta, Pujut, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia 🇮🇩 Opening hours: 8am - 7pm Entrance fees: Free #village #lombok

#celebrateit Celebrating my birthday in the heart of Desa Sade, where culture and tradition make every moment special! This charming Sasak village in Lombok was the perfect place to embrace a new year of adventures. From exploring the beautifully crafted thatched houses to learning the art of traditional weaving, every experience felt like a gift. The warmth of the local community made this birthday even more unforgettable. Grateful for another year of life, love, and travel! Have you ever celebrated your birthday in a unique destination? Share your stories below! ✨🎉

A tourist spot on the west side of Lombok, near the airport. A place you can stop by on your way north to the Gili Islands. 1) Sade Village A village where about 800 indigenous Sasak people live. You can observe and experience traditional life. Admission is by donation. A guide (English and Indonesian) is included. A tip is also required for the guide. The tour takes just under an hour. A tourist spot worth seeing, even though there are few tourist spots on Lombok. Location: 15 minutes by car from Lombok International Airport -------------- 2) Goa Bangkan You can explore caves with a guide. The best time to go is when the sun is shining in. Admission is 50,000 rupiah per person. Helmets and boots are available for free rental. There are many bats, and the smell of feces and urine is strong, so be careful if you are sensitive to this. Location: 10 minutes by car from Kuta Beach -------------- 3) Raya Kuta Street A street where restaurants in the Kuta area are gathered. A Balinese atmosphere. Many people get around by rental bike. Location: 25 minutes by car from Lombok International Airport -------------- 4) Kuta Beach A beach with fine round pebbles. It's also fun to stroll along the beach on a rental bike. Location: 5 minutes by car from Raya Kuta Street -------------- 5) Batu Bolong Temple A Hindu temple facing the sea. Many local believers gather here. Please note that women on their period are not allowed to enter. A little north of the provincial capital, Mataran. Location: 1 hour by car from Lombok International Airport -------------- 6) Senggigi Beach The most developed area on Lombok Island. Many resort hotels. Many people stay here for one night before going to the Gili Islands. At the Italian restaurant "Lotus Bayview" located on Senggigi Beach, you can enjoy authentic Italian food made by an Italian chef. Location: Halfway between Lombok International Airport and Gili Islands #Overseas seasonal places #Indonesia #Lombok Island #Gili Island Gili Trawangan #Southeast Asia #Asia travel

Take advantage of the Lebaran holiday and travel to Lombok Gili for 6 nights and 7 days. You can enjoy it for 2 nights and 3 days. You can also travel to Lombok Gili Bali. Arrive at Lombok International Airport on Lombok Island Arrange a local driver at the airport. Price negotiation is a must. I checked the prices on the ride-hailing app and asked a driver who would give me a ride for the same price. ----- Stay at Kumbala Villas (Kuta area) Villa with private pool 10 minutes walk to Raya Kuta Street where many restaurants are located Dinner at the Spanish restaurant in the hotel next door Related post: [Lombok] Kumbala Villas Accommodation Report Day 2 Visit Goa Bangkan 10 minutes from Kuta Beach You can explore caves The number of bats is amazing ----- Stay at Raja Hotel Kuta Mandalika (Kuta area) Kuta Beach spreads out in front of you The beach is characterized by fine round stones Rent a bicycle to explore Day 3 Start heading north to the Gili Islands Ride-hailing apps cannot be used in the Kuta area Ask the hotel to arrange one or negotiate with a local driver at a street stall ----- Visit Sade Village A village where the indigenous Sasak people live You can see and experience traditional life ----- Visit Batu Bolong Temple A Hindu temple facing the sea Many local believers gather here ----- Stay at Sheraton Senggigi Beach Resort (Senggigi area) Senggigi Beach spreads out at the back of the courtyard At night, you can enjoy the Italian restaurant "Lotus Bayview" within walking distance of the beach. Restaurant" Related Post: [Lombok] Sheraton Senggigi Beach Resort Accommodation Report Day 4 Hotel Tug Lombok Accommodation (Northern Lombok) An otherworldly hotel you definitely want to stay at 15 minutes by car to the pier for the Gili Islands Booked a Bluebird taxi on the app the day before Related Post: [Lombok] Hotel Tug Lombok Accommodation Report Day 5 Crossing to Gili Trawangan There are public boats and speedboats The public boats are served by the pier "Pelabuhan Boarding from "Bangsal" 20,000 rupiah per person, depart when the number of people is complete Operating hours are 7:00-16:00 Related post: [Indonesia] How to get to Gili Islands ----- Accommodation at Pearl of Trawangan (Gili Trawangan) Breakfast was the best of all the hotels I stayed at It's a little far from the pier, so I recommend traveling by andong (horse-drawn carriage) Related post: [Gili Islands] Pearl of Trawangan Accommodation Report ----- Exploring Gili Trawangan You can go around the island Rent a bicycle is recommended 〈Day 6〉 Snorkeling Mornings are recommended when the water is clear Book a private tour locally We went around three spots and even saw turtles You can also dive 〈Day 7〉 Return from Gili Islands to Lombok International Airport End of trip #Overseas seasonal places #Indonesia #Tropical resort #Gili Islands #Gili Islands Gili Trawangan #Southeast Asia travel

Sade Village, located in Rembitan, Pujut, Central Lombok, is a traditional village that offers a glimpse into the life of the Sasak people, the indigenous inhabitants of Lombok. The village is renowned for its well-preserved traditional houses, known as **Bale Tani**, which are constructed using natural materials like bamboo, thatch, and clay. These houses are designed to be earthquake-resistant, showcasing the ingenuity of the Sasak architecture. One of the unique aspects of Sade Village is the practice of using buffalo dung to coat the floors of the houses. This traditional method is believed to keep the floors clean, strengthen them, and repel insects. The village is also known for its rich cultural traditions, including unique marriage customs where women are symbolically "kidnapped" by their suitors. Visitors to Sade Village can experience the daily life of the Sasak people, observe traditional weaving techniques, and participate in cultural performances. Despite being close to modern infrastructure, the village maintains its traditional way of life, making it a fascinating destination for those interested in cultural tourism. Would you like to know more about any specific aspect of Sade Village? #indonesiatrip

Sade Culture Village is one of the two culture village that still practice Sade Culture in Lombok. Getting There - 15 minutes from Kuta Attractions - Kain tenunan 💰Average Price per Person: Entrance - they will ask for donation Merchandise - can go up to 500k Ruppiah Tour guide - as donation 🕰️Business Hours: Opens at 8am overall experience you can try once. Try and bargain reasonably

#wecreate This is a traditional village where you will find the typical houses sasak people live in. The local mosque is impressive. Even though local people are traditionally farmers, growing rice, this village will not give you an insight on the rice cultivation, but it will present you their second traditional livelihood, which is hand weaving. Therefore, nowadays you will find in every house women of different age selling traditional products. These products are usually the same and you feel sorry for not buying from everyone. From this point of view, visiting this village can be also sad. I recommend to find a house, where is one woman selling paintings, they are very impressive and it is not something you find on every corner. #mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation #2023travelwish