LOMBOK INDONESIA

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Mataram Lombok Indonesia

The administrative capital city of the Nusa Tenggara Barat propince (NTB). Most of the public building and service, hospital, Small shop, shoping mall, post office etc are found here. As a part of West Nusa Tenggara Province, Mataram is the capital and important main city of Lombok.  Mataram Capital city spread into three main district, Ampenan district, the oldest town on the island of Lombok, Mataram district where the most of government office located, and Cakra Negara district, the mosst of business center are here like, Bank, shoping mall, traditional market, small shop, restaurant and other publict service.


Ampenan

Once was the main port of Lombok. Old buildings are found here and kept by the local community,  the town inhabitant are mix population of Arabs, Malay, and Chinese. Lots of local restaurants which is provide Chinese food and Sasak food.

 

Cakranegara

The main commercial center of Lombok, has a thriving Chinese and Balinese community. Most of the shops and restaurants are run by and owned by Chinese.

 

Public Transportation

Mandalika Bus station is the main bus terminal for the entire island. It's also the eastern terminus for the local yellow bemo's " the public transport" that shuttle back and forth to Kebun Rowek Ampenan. The major night bus are operated from Mandalika bus terminal, for the travelers who want traveling to Sumbawa or Java island this bus terminal are the base.

Lombok Taxi you can find around the road or available on call phone (0370) 627000, Lendang express Taxi Phone (0370) 644444 available 24 hours a day.

 

Mataram Hotels

There are plenty of good quality hotels, hostel to stay in Mataram form medium to low budget. For either business or leisure, Mataram is a clean and friendly city to explorer. Food stalls, shopping mall are the main attraction of this town. Most places to stay are recently located in Cakranegara and few old places in Ampenan. The Mataram city jsut 10 minutes drive from Selaparang airport. It's easy to get around and metered taxis are available upon request.

 

Mataram Places of Interest

Mayura Park

This park was built in 1744 by Lombok's King Anak Agung Ngurah Karang Asem. The center piece of the garden is a delightful pool, in the middle of which is a Bale Kambang (floating house), its used for judicial lawsuit or important meetings. The temple and park is influence either by Moslem and Hindu culture, it's shown from the statues surroundings it building.


Meru Temple

Meru Temple located is in Cakranegara, was built in 1720 under the instruction of Anak Agung Gede Karang Asem. This temple situated on opposite of Mayura temple and short walking distance from Cakranegara traditional market.

 

NTB Museum

This Museum shaped to resemble a Sasak dweling is located on Jalan Panji Tilar, ampenan. The historical artifactsof the Museum collection included a 1239 manuscript which is the ancient history sbout the island and wrote in native langguage which is not longer used as the next was wrote on dried palm leaves, bark and bamboo.

 

Narmada The Royal Park

The magnificent park is situated 15 minutes drive to the east of Cakranegara. The Narmada Royal Park was built in 1805 as a replica of Gunung Rinjani and Segara Anak lake, with in Rinjani's crater. The Royal Park was built on ruled of Anak Agung Ngurah Karang Asem. When the king became too old to make a pilgrimage to Segara Anak he built the Narmada royal garden and temple where he could perform his annual rituals.

 

 

 

 

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