

Located in the seaside Senggigi, built over the area of 12 hectares of tropical gardens with decorated. Palm trees in the garden to provide shelter.
Senggigi Beach Hotel has 104 rooms, 44 beach bungalows, bungalows and 2 deluxe. Each room is equipped by modern facilities such as private bathrooms, color television with cable channels, air conditioner, IDD telephone, mini bar, electronic safe, coffee and tea-making, and system-in phone call in each bungalow.


come to Earth Gora Terrace Bar. Restauran the present koktail with wine and a refreshing drink. Recreation facilities : | Other facilities |
Tennis Table-Tennis Boat Swimming-Pool Place Names Field-Badminston Place Fishing Field treatment Main Place snorkeling Arena For Jogging | Money Saving Box Remote Phone Mail Delivery Service Inter-Services to the Air Field Internet Service Laundry Service Fax Machine Store medicine Exchange |

R o o m R a t e s (IDR) Validity : Jan 01, 2008 - Sept 30, 2009 | |||
Room Type | Harga Umum | HARGA INTERNET | |
Deluxe Bungalow | Single Double | Rp. 1.550.000 | Rp. 1.100.000 |
Beach Bungalow | Single Double | Rp. 950.000 | Rp. 750.000 |
Garden Room | Single Double | Rp. 520.000 | Rp. 450.000 |
Pool Villa Club | Single Double | Rp. 4.250.000 | Rp. 3.800.000 |
Notes: All Rates are nett. Internet rate: (include 21% tax & service, daily breakfast) Surcharge US$ 20 for high seasons (Aug 01 - 31) & Peak seasons (Dec 20 - Jan 10). Extra Bed for hotel US$ 25.00 net Extra Bed for Pool Villa Clubl US$ 45.00 net Group Rates: On Request | |||

Senggigi Beach is the famous place of tourism in Lombok. Located on the west coast island of Lombok. Senggigi Beach is not at Kuta Beach in Bali, but immediately we are here will feel like in the Kuta Beach, Bali. Coastal beaches are still beautiful, although there is still waste that still leaves into the rarely cleaned. Marine scenery is very beautiful down, and tourists can Snorkling sepuasnya ombaknya because not too large. Terumbu karangnya tower ketengah cause broken the size of the waves. There are also hotels with rates that vary from the expensive to the hotel's valuable economically .If the name of Mataram, at least, already in our mind. But while Lombok shake one's head, Tengku Putra Dato Awang Tengkung, Treasury Minister of the Kingdom of balance Malaysia, told Kompas events at dinner entourage tourism campaign in West Nusa Tenggara. Lombok Island lombokAgaknya name Sasak ethnic especially as a native of the island is not recorded in the mind of Malaysia in general. From officials to ordinary citizens, Lombok is probably the country bran-berantah. The more specific the city of Mataram, the capital of West Nusa Tenggara province at this time. Mataram is known Berhormat Dato Tengku Putra not even have the name of the city on the island of Lombok earlier. For Dato Tengku Putra, Mataram know that he is the name of a kingdom on the island of Java, which in the 11th century and up to 12 kemasyhurannya recorded across the country, even made a material level of education in secondary schools there. Lombok past history and ethnic Sasak not clearly revealed. Keringnya reference and there is no scientific research on Lombok, so it can trace the history of Lombok footprint not much known. If a reasonable Solichin in Lombok Island Virgin write, not so much can be known about Lombok before the 17th century. Reference to any form of snippets, legends, myths, and of course the script Lontar still need to be scientifically. However, from the ethnographic evidence that simple, the findings of the goods and sites arkeologis in some places may be so fleeting image of the existence of ethnic Sasak. For example, early results watchlist Nasruddin and Dubel Driwantoro, both archeologists in the field of prehistoric Research and Development Center National Archeology, the artefacts found paleolitik (900,000 years ago) in the Village Sengkere, Pelambek village, Central Lombok, 24 February 2000. The findings that form subfosil tibia (tibia) ancient buffalo, serut type of shoe, berimbas ax, ax penetak, chip equipment, and other materials with the basalt stone and marble. Tinggalan resources arkeologis is quite old, allegedly from the top and middle plestosen (400000-100000 years ago). Previously, in 1976, the results of the Mount ekskavasi plates, Teruwai village, Central Lombok, found a number of equipment for the funeral procession and the thigh bone that live on the 4th century BC. Tools are a jug placed on the foot Jasad man who buried it. Then, in the century to century-up to 5 to 6-going wave of migration from the island of Java to Bali continue to Lombok, following a fall, and the kingdom of Daha Kalingga. From research Rulof Goris, said that sea transport is used by migrants cross to and from Lombok called Sak-Sak (bamboo raft). It also deepens the word, a literature expert Teeuw Indonesia's Dutch suspect words appear Sasak people of Lombok, the habit of wearing the turban of tembasak (white). Sasak that can be taken from the last syllable tembasak: Sak. Through the process of repetition, of Sak-Sak Sasak so ago. Sak-Sak in Sasak language means anything, or can be translated that anything that ignites, grow and develop is owned and shared identity in order to build cultural communities. This evidence or plural multicultural awareness has grown since early in Lombok, said Yamin M, Sasak cultural observer. It seems, senada with JCHaar observer pertenunan Lombok 1925, that grew from ethnic Sasak the compound, both of residence, religion, race which came from settling the west and east regions. AR Walace said, Sasak people can be categorized as derivative Malay. Indications are that Ahmad JD Sasak cultural observer other â €? With the Kampung Jawa, Kampung Banjar, Kampung Melayu, or the Arab village that is located in the provincial cities / districts on the island of Lombok, in addition to Manggarai Village (now Kerumut Pohgading Village, Lombok East), Kampung Tanjung Overseas (Foreign Tanjung village, Keruak District, East Lombok, the dominant ethnic population Bajo, Salayar), Winner of Kampung (name of village and district in West Lombok). The penghuninya now melt into the Sasak-Lombok, even though they still retain some aspects of the land of its ancestors. Since 11-century -Century to about 11, a tong-tong bronze numbered year 1077 BC found in Pujungan village, Tabanan, Bali, which was written after the power of the King Wungsu Children in Bali. Nekara that square with the letter reads Sasak Fund Prihan Srih Jaya Nira, which means that this is the object of the Sasak people. That is, the name and Lombok Sasak existing long before 11th century, or at least have known in writing in the 11th century. In the 14-century, the kingdom of Majapahit expedition of the entire archipelago also seem to drift in Lombok. In the book Negarakretagama paper called Prapanca mpu, Lombok Sasak Adinikalun Mirah. Suspected that the island and called for ethnic there. There is Pedewa in Mount Pujut, Central Lombok, a group of people in the village Sembalun, Sembalun District, East Lombok, who claim descent Majapahit, is the picture coming from the group of leaders of the kingdom of King Hayam Wuruk it. There is a puppet show lelendong (leather puppet) and wayang wong (people), the form of gamelan drum, kemong, gong in Lombok as known in Java and Bali is suspected by Parimartha, lecturer at the Faculty of Letters Udayana University, is the influence of Java menebarnya (Majapahit) in Lombok . Referring to the Goris, Parimartha said, the influence of Java entry Lombok years 1350-1500 BC. The arrival of the migrants with the infiltration Syiwa religion-Buddhist and Hindu-Buddhist to Lombok, or perhaps because of the existence of the mythical Mount Rinjani (now 3,726 meters high) that are considered holy places. Rinjani mastered the eternal leader Dewi Anjani, with Agung in Bali and Semeru (East Java) is a form serpihan Mount Himalaya in India. Semeru is the essence, the center of the Court, and the Rinjani peak. Therefore, when a ceremony in Pura Besakih, Bali, there must be Tirta's three mountain as a condition peranti event. After that the Kingdom of Karangasem Lombok Island (1691-1894), followed by the Netherlands and Japan, which affect the social life and political, social, culture, traditions, arts, architecture and agricultural sectors, in addition to the social problems of the local population. For example, the term keliang (at the village or gubug), pembekel (village heads), punggawa (camat), as the king's maid, is a model developed by the bureaucracy of the kingdom of that time. Building social cultural, political, and it may make other people marginalized by various local pressure from the government that time. For, they are just palace servant, obedient and obey the command to run the ruler. In the life of all oppressed, the people secretly build solidarity and participation in environmental komunalnya to survive. But never mind, that is the history that it should be understood and recognized as a travel group. Now the government is up to the range and Lombok in the community would like to learn from history, as well as a reference tool to control and menyiasati torrent of modern civilization paradox. | ||

Situated 54 kilometers to the east of Bali lies the Island of Lombok. Though relatively new to tourism Lombok is fast emerging as one of Indonesia’s best kept secrets.
The
friendly people of Lombok include Sasak villagers , some still living in traditional villages with mud and thatch huts , still virtually untouched by western influences, while the cities of Mataram and the Dutch-influenced Ampenan are bustling little towns.
Resort beaches of Senggigi or Kuta cater for travelers looking for peaceful beaches and a more relaxing pace.
The famous Gili Islands are a diver’s paradise while the rugged countryside and in particular the awesome Mount Rinjani or Tetebatu offer some fabulous trekking and beautiful scenery for the more adventurous.
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mbok is also becoming known as a shoppers paradise, being the home of the now famous Lombok pots. The island also offers tightly woven baskets and silk weaving at prices you wont believe.
Whether you get a car or motorbike and drive yourself, or let our experienced guides show you the way, you’ll find an island of natural beauty, friendly people and areas still waiting to be explored without the hordes of tourists which visit its more famous neighbor.
The Lombok Strait marks the passage of the biogeographical division between the fauna of the Indomalayan ecozone and the distinctly different fauna of Australasia that is known as the Wallace Line, for Alfred Russel Wallace, who first remarked upon the distinction between these two major biomes.
The island's topography is dominated by the centrally-located stratovolcano Mount Rinjani, which rises to 3,726 m (12,224 ft), making it the third-largest in Indonesia. The most recent eruption of Rinjani was in June-July, 1994. The volcano, and its sacred crater lake, are protected by a National Park established in 1997. The southern part of the island is a fertile plain where corn, rice, coffee, tobacco, and cotton are grown.
The island's inhabitants are 85% Sasak (a people, closely related to the Balinese, but mostly practising Islam), 10-15% Balinese, with the small remainder being Chinese, Arab, Javanese, and Sumbawanese.
The Dutch first visited Lombok in 1674 and settled the eastern part of the island, leaving the western half to be ruled by a Hindu dynasty from Bali. The Sasaks chafed under Balinese rule, and a revolt in 1891 ended in 1894 with the annexation of the entire island to the Netherlands East Indies.
Lombok has much in common with nearby
Bali, but less well-known and less-visited by foreigners. It has been working to increase its visibility to tourists in recent years, promoting itself as an "unspoiled Bali". The most-developed center of tourism is Senggigi, spread in a 10-kilometer strip along the coastal road north of Mataram, while backpackers congregate in the Gili Islands off the west coast. Other popular tourist destinations include Kuta (distinctly different from Kuta, Bali) where surfing is considered some of the best in the world by leading surfing magazines. The Kuta area is also famous for its beautiful, untouched beaches.
However, in early 2000 thousands fled from religious and ethnic violence that swept over the island, and tensions remain. Some travel websites warn that tourists sometimes provoke anger in this economically depressed region. This warning lacks credibility, since all of Lombok has had a long history of welcoming visitors to the island. Both the government and many of the residents recognize that tourism and the services required by tourists is Lombok's highest source of income. Further proof of the island's hospitality is show by the fact that tourists are virtually never seriously injured by any interaction with the local population. There is also a refugee camp on the island, costs paid for by Australia, which holds mostly Hazara Afghans who have tried to enter Australia by boat.
While the area may be considered economically depressed by First World standards, the island is fertile, has sufficient rainfall in must areas for agriculture, and a possesses variety of climate zones. Consequently, food in abundant quantity and variety is available inexpensively at local farmer's markets. A family of 4 can eat rice, vegetables, and fruit for as little as US$0.50. Even though a family income may be as small as US$1.00 per day from fishing or farming, many families are able to live a happy and productive live on astonishingly small incomes.
LESSER SUNDAS ISLANDS
( NUSA TENGGARA ISLANDS )
The chain of islands east of Bali is named Nusa Tenggara in modern Indonesia: the Southeastern Islands. Among geographers the archipelago is known as the Lesser Sunda Islands, as a separation from the Big Sunda Islands; Sumatera, Jawa and Borneo. For what tourist places concerned, there is nothing 'small' about Nusa Tenggara. In contrary: a region of this size with a rich cultural and natural diversity can't be found elsewhere in the world.
From Lombok in the west to Timor in the east the group of islands is blessed with white sand beaches, clear water and beautifull coral reefs. The three crater lakes of Keli Mutu on Flores, which have different colors because of vulcanic minerals, offer an almost surreal view. On the small island of Komodo, you can find the rarest spiecies of reptile.

In cultural way the islands are about as important. In the eastern part of the archipelago, women produce the most beautiful ikats of Indonesia. On Sumba, jockeys endanger themselves in the very old and dangerous Pasola-ritual. The fishermen on Lembata catch sperm whales by jumping on them from their small boats.
Far from mass tourism
The Lesser Sunda Islands are located between 8 and 11 degrees Southern lattitude. They stretch over a distance of 1300 km and form a central chain in the 5600 km long Indonesian archipelago. Nusa Tenggara has no less than 566 islands; 320 of them are so small, they even don't have a name. On the map, five of the 42 inhabited islands are clear: Lombok, Sumbawa, Sumba, Flores and Timor. Besides these 'giants' there are a number of smaller islands, which are worth while visiting as well.

With exeption of Flores, the bigger islands are good to travel on the entire year. The best time for a visit is the dry season: from April until the end of October or November. In the period April until June, the islands are very green; towards September they are dull and brown.

Mass tourism hasn't yet reached Nusa Tenggara. The provisions on the islands are decent. The travelling, especially to the more remote islands, demands initiative, an open travel scheme and a common sense of humor to compete with the unavoidable problems. But there are also other reasons to keep your travel scheme flexible; you never know what you will see: a whip-fight on Flores, a boat to the hardly known Ndao, a circumstantion on Bima.
On several places you can rent English speaking guides, but little knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia is very handy. Concervative dressing also makes the journey more enjoyable. Don't forget that tourism is something new and that the islanders are not all used to almost naked foreigners.

The traveller should be prepared to be in the center of attention. Every time you should answer the same questions: Where areyou from? How old are you? Are you married? Where are you going? Which religion do you have? You also have to take into account that eating, bathing ans sleaping outside the big cities takes place under the most elemental conditions and that the beaches - when there are no toilets - also serve as public restroom. Who can live with this is rewarded with a meeting with one of the richest areas in the world for what culture concerned.


The park covers an area of 41,330 ha on the northern part of Lombok. Named after Indonesia’s second highest volcanic peak outside of West Papua, the peak of Gunung Rinjani (3,726m) dominates the landscape. Within the crater is the spectacular Segara Anak lake and the still-active volcano Gunung Baru (2,363m).
It is surrounded by a further 66,000 ha of Protection Forest and covers the three administrative district of West, East and Central Lombok. The park ecosystem is in the transitional zone between Asia and Australia (Walaceae zone). Average rainfall is about 3,000 mm annually.

Gunung Rinjani is rich in a variety of flora, fauna and vegetation types. On the south western side of the mountain is the most eastern extent of primary rainforest in Nusa Tenggara. This gives way to monsoon forest and drier climate in the east, and savannah in the north east. Notable flora includes the everlasting edelweiss flower (Anaphalis viscida), tiger orchid (Vanda sp.), alang-alang grass (Imperata cylindrica), cemara trees (Casuarina trifolia and Casuarina ocidentale).
Mt. Rinjani, one of the over 40 National Parks throughout Indonesia, was established in 1997. It is valued and protected for its spiritual as well as natural values, and is worshipped by thousands of Balinese as well as Sasak pilgrims. Hot springs near the crater lake are sought after for their healing powers.
Over 20 villages surround Rinjani and there are many routes up the mountain, but the main access is from Senaru in the north and Sembalun Lawang to the east. The challenging three-day Rinjani Trek route from Senaru to the crater rim (Plawangan), down to the stunning crater lake then on to Sembalun Lawang, is considered one of the best treks in South East Asia. Those heading for the summit usually prefer to start in Sembalun Lawang.

The village of Senaru is the main gateway to Gunung Rinjani National Park, the most popular start point for the three day Rinjani Trek up Indonesia’s second highest volcanic peak (3,726m). For the people of Lombok, Sasak and Balinese alike, the volcano is revered as a sacred place and the abode of gods. Within the spectacular crater, the Segara Anak Lake is the destination of many pilgrims who place offerings in the water and bathe away disease in the nearby hot springs.

A model for ecotourism in Indonesia, the community-based activities are focussed on the Rinjani Trek Centre in Senaru, the most popular starting point for the tough trek. Developed with New Zealand Government assistance since 1999, the Rinjani Trek Centre embodies under one roof (satu atap) the unique partnership of the National Park, tourism industry and local communities that has been forged to manage and protect the Rinjani mountain environment.
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