Highlights :
- Lombok tradisional Sasak village
- Bayan ancient mosque/ masjid kuno
- Lombok tradisional sarong/skirt waving
- Bayan rice field terrace
- Monkey forest, Sendang gila & Tiu kelep waterfall
About Lombok Tradisional Village
Or Bale Adat Senaru is a traditional village located at the foothills of Mount Rinjani, very close to one of the main entrances of Mount Rinjani National Park. This village is home to a complex of traditional houses built in the distinct architectural style of the indigenous Sasak people of Lombok. The design and construction methods have been passed down from their ancestors for generations.
The families living in this village continue to uphold their ancestral customs, traditions, cultural values, and customary laws. Every house in the village is constructed using natural materials such as bamboo, wood,thatch, and coconut leaves—staying true to the building techniques and designs of their forefathers.
A unique customary rule applies to all generations living here: it is strictly forbidden to build modern-style houses or use construction materials that do not align with the traditional heritage. This regulation ensures the preservation of the village’s authentic cultural and architectural identity.
Visitors who wish to observe and learn about the traditional Sasak way of life will find Bale Adat Senaru a living example of how culture, tradition, and local wisdom continue to thrive in harmony with nature—even in today’s rapidly modernizing world. The community here proudly serves as a guardian of Sasak heritage, making the village not only a cultural site but also a testament to the enduring strength of ancestral values.
About Bayan Ancient Mosque / Masjid Kuno Bayan Beleq
The Bayan Ancient Mosque, believed to have been built in the 17th century—around 300 years ago—is located in the village of Bayan, North Lombok. Constructed using natural materials sourced from the surrounding community, such as bamboo, coconut leaves, wood, and thatch, the mosque reflects the traditional building techniques of the time.
For the Bayan community, the mosque holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. It is still used for traditional Islamic rituals and ceremonies. Within the mosque’s grounds lies the tomb of a revered Islamic scholar, Gaus Abdurrazak, who is believed to have arrived centuries ago to spread Islam on Lombok Island. At that time, the local people practiced animism, worshipping natural elements such as trees and stones.
Today, the Bayan Ancient Mosque stands as a treasured cultural heritage site, attracting both local and international visitors. It is not only a place for traditional sermony but also a destination for pilgrims who come to visit the sacred tomb, as well as travelers seeking to experience Lombok’s rich history and traditions.
About Bayan Beleq Lombok Tradisional Handwoven Sarong
Bayan Beleq Traditional Handwoven Sarong In the village of Bayan, North Lombok, weaving is more than just a craft — it is a cultural heritage passed down through generations. The Bayan Beleq traditional sarong is handwoven on a simple backstrap loom using natural cotton and plant-based dyes. Each pattern and color holds symbolic meaning, often reflecting the weaver’s social status, local beliefs, and traditional stories.
Women of Bayan begin learning to weave from a young age, and in the past, a girl was not considered ready for marriage until she could produce her own sarong. These textiles are worn during important ceremonies, dances, and rituals, making them an integral part of the community’s identity.Owning a Bayan Beleq sarong is not only a way to appreciate fine craftsmanship, but also to preserve a living tradition of Lombok’s Sasak culture.
About Bayan Rice Field Terrace
is located in the northern part of Lombok, the Bayan Rice Field Terrace offers breathtaking views of lush green paddies carved into gentle hillsides. This traditional agricultural landscape reflects the Sasak people’s centuries-old farming practices, where irrigation water flows naturally from the slopes of Mount Rinjani. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks along narrow footpaths between the paddies, observe local farmers at work, and capture stunning photographs—especially during the planting or harvesting seasons. Surrounded by coconut palms and traditional villages, the Bayan Rice Field Terrace is not just a scenic spot, but also a window into Lombok’s rural heritage and way of life.
About Monkey Forest, Sendang Gile & Tiu Kelep Waterfalls
Discover two of Lombok’s most stunning waterfalls in the lush foothills of Mount Rinjani. Just a short walk from Senaru village, Sendang Gile Waterfall drops about 30 meters, creating a refreshing spray in a tranquil jungle setting. Continue your adventure to Tiu Kelep Waterfall, an impressive 45-meter cascade pouring into a crystal-clear pool, perfect for a rejuvenating swim. Local legend says a dip here will make you feel younger.
Included :
* Guides
* Entrance tickets
* Parking fee
* Cookies, fruit
* Soft drink
* Mineral water
* Tour Transport
* Lunch
* breakfast
* Drop off
* Souvenirs
Excluded :
* Personal expenses
TOUR SCHEDULE : The tour starts at 7:30 AM from Senaru Village or nearby hotels and ends between 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM.
