Discover the rich history and cultural heritage of Mataram City in Lombok Island. Explore ancient temples, majestic palaces, and a replica of Mount Rinjani at Narmada Water Palace.
- Pura Meru - A trinity symbolism
- Mayura Park - Royal Floating Chamber
- Islamic Center Mosque - Lombok’s Taj Mahal
- West Nusa Tenggara State Museum - Museum NTB
- Lombok Epicentrum Mall - Lombok’s Mall
- Batu Bolong Temple - Holly Cave
- Pasar Kebon Roek - A Lombok’s flea market
- Local Guide fees
- Bottled water provided
- All entrance fees included
- Comfort with in-vehicle air conditioning
- Parking fees covered
- Lunch
- Gratuities
Meru temple is acknowledged as the largest temple on Lombok Island. It possesses a distinctive architectural style characterized by its multi-tiered roofed Meru. The temple, made in the 18th century, was a communal effort by 33 villages in Lombok. Mayura Water Palace, constructed in 1744, is inclusive of the ex-royal family’s temple which devout Lombok Hindus visit on December 24. The palace was a battleground for the Dutch and Balinese in 1894 and carries a certain historical significance. Lingsar temple, established since 1714 and built by King Ketut Karangasem’s successor, stands as the biggest shrine on Lombok Island. It’s a unison representation of Hinduism and Islamic Wektu Telu. The most recommended ancient cultural site is Narmada Water Palace. Built by the King of Mataram in 1805, the palace is a re-creation of Mount Rinjani’s summit and Crater Lake. The king constructed this palace when he was no longer capable of ascending the 3,726-metre Rinjani Mountain.
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