Lombok Panoramic Walking Tour and Culture : Buwun Sejati Village
Overview
Heading to Buwun Sejati Village: A Scenic Journey Through Rice Terraces, River and Rain Forest
The rice terraces are undoubtedly one of the most captivating features along the route. These stepped fields, meticulously carved into the hils by local farmers, create a stunning patchwork of greens, each level filed with water during the planting season, reflecting the sky above. The intricate design of the terraces is not just a sight to behold, but a testament to the harmony between the people and the land. Walking along the narrow paths that separate the terraces offers a chance to appreciate the sheer beauty of these agricultural marvels
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What's Included
✓ Included
- Entrance Fees
- Pickup and Drop Off
- English Speaking Crew
- Lunch
- Mineral water
- Donation
- Private Transport
- Local Guide
- Snacks
✗ Not Included
- Personal Expenses
- Tips for Crews
Itinerary
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Desa Buwun Sejati is a peaceful rural village located in the district of Narmada, within West Lombok Regency. Nestled on the island of Lombok, this village is known for its natural beauty, agricultural richness, and warm community life. Surrounded by green hills and rice fields, Buwun Sejati offers a refreshing atmosphere away from the busy urban environment.
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Karang Mejeti in Sesaot is a beautiful natural retreat that highlights the charm of West Lombok’s landscapes. Its clear river, green forest surroundings, and tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal place for relaxation and outdoor recreation. By preserving its natural environment, Karang Mejeti can continue to offer memorable experiences for visitors while supporting the local community.
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Palm sap, known in Indonesia as air nira, is a natural sweet liquid collected from palm trees. It is widely used to produce palm sugar, traditional beverages, and fermented products. The process of making air nira requires skill, patience, and knowledge passed down through generations.
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Karapan Sapi in Desa Buwun Sejati, Narmada, is a vibrant cultural tradition that combines sport, celebration, and community pride. Rooted in agricultural life and local heritage, the event showcases the strong bond between people, livestock, and tradition. By preserving and promoting this cultural activity, Buwun Sejati continues to maintain its rich identity while opening opportunities for cultural tourism.
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Trigona bees, also known as stingless bees, are small honey-producing bees that are widely found in tropical regions. Unlike common honey bees, Trigona bees do not have a functional sting, making them safer to cultivate and handle. Despite their small size, they play a very important role in pollination and environmental sustainability.
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Pura Suranadi is a remarkable combination of spirituality, history, and natural beauty. As one of the most significant Hindu temples in West Lombok, it continues to serve as a center of worship and cultural preservation. With its sacred springs and serene environment, Pura Suranadi offers visitors a meaningful experience that connects tradition, faith, and nature.
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Hutan Suranadi is characterized by dense tropical rainforest, tall trees, and diverse plant species. The forest provides a natural water catchment area that helps maintain the flow of clean water for surrounding communities. Several natural springs originate from this forest, contributing to its ecological importance.
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- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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