North Lombok

Province ·🇮🇩 Indonesia

Population 228,092

Area 816 km²

Time zone Asia/Makassar

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Explore North Lombok

Lombok Utara's Absolute Essentials

North Lombok features a diverse landscape ranging from the foothills of Mount Rinjani to the coral reefs of the Gili Islands. This selection includes the multi-tiered Tiu Kelep and Sendang Gile waterfalls in Senaru, marine conservation sites on Gili Meno, and the high-altitude Pusuk Pass. It also covers essential infrastructure like the Teluk Nare speedboat harbor and traditional markets in Sesait and Tanjung that serve as the region's commercial hubs.

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Nature Viewpoints and Peaks

North Lombok’s landscape is defined by the Rinjani massif and a rugged coastline. This collection features the active volcanic cone of Mount Barujari and the remnants of the prehistoric Gunung Samalas eruption. Key sites include the multi-tiered Tiu Kelep and Sendang Gile waterfalls near Senaru, the monkey-inhabited Pusuk Pass, and coastal viewpoints like Bukit Malimbu that offer sightings of the Gili Islands and Bali’s Mount Agung. Natural geothermal springs and seaside landmarks round out the region's diverse geological offerings.

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Water Wonders & Dams

North Lombok's landscape is defined by its volcanic geology and essential water management systems. This collection features the tiered Sendang Gile and Tiu Kelep waterfalls, located near Senaru at the base of Mount Rinjani, alongside the remote Sekeper Waterfall and natural geothermal springs. Complementing these natural sites are several irrigation regulators and dams in Rempek, Santong, and Kayangan, which support the region's agriculture and manage the flow of mountain runoff.

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Muslim Places of Worship

North Lombok is home to a diverse array of Islamic architecture, reflecting the island's identity as the 'Land of a Thousand Mosques.' This collection features central village mosques and smaller prayer houses (musholas) that serve as spiritual hubs for the local Sasak community. These sites range from modern structures with prominent domes to neighborhood prayer halls, providing insight into the daily religious practices and communal life within the regency.

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Top Diving Spots

North Lombok and the Gili Islands feature a high concentration of dive sites characterized by year-round warm waters and visibility often exceeding 20 meters. This region is a significant habitat for green and hawksbill turtles, particularly around the slopes of Gili Meno and Trawangan. Divers can explore diverse underwater topography, from the deep coral ridges of Simons Reef to the macro-focused muck diving sites at Frog Fish Point and Teluk Nara. Local centers provide PADI and SSI certifications alongside boat access to these reef systems.

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