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Getting there :
The province is efficiently connected to the rest of Java by good roads, regular trains, and air services between Surabaya and other major cities in the country including Denpasar on Bali, which is only half an hour’s flight away.

Tourism Events
- Reog Ponorogo is a unique and daring performance in which dancers carry a very heavy headdress of tiger head ornamented with peacock feathers. The dance depicts a fight between a tiger and two noblemen on horseback. The Reog Festival held every August 17 in Ponorogo, 200 km Southwest of Surabaya.
- Karapan Sapi (Bull Races) in Bangkalan Madura, about two hours by speedboat from Surabaya is a very popular sport among locals. It is an annual championship event and held every September and October after harvest.

Places of Interest

Trowulan-Pandaan-Tretes, Trowulan village and the surrounding area is believed to be the site of ancient capital of Majapahit. Archaeological excavations in the area have recovered many terracotta ornaments, statues, pottery and stone carvings, which are displayed at the Trowulan Museum. The map in the museum is a guide to nearby site of historical interest. The Candra Wilwatika open-air theatre in Pandaan, 45 km south of Surabaya presents classical East Javanese ballet performances on each full moon night from June to November. The performances are based either on the Ramayana stories or East Java’s legends and folklore. The backdrop of Mt.Panangungan makes the performances an enchanting experience. 10 km from Chandra Wilwatika is Tretes, one of the most beautiful mountain resorts of East Java.

Mount Kavi Fortune Hunting. This sage’s grave on Mt. Kawi is famous pilgrimage site for those who seek to increase their worldly blessings. Possessing an intensely Javanese atmosphere, with frequent wayang and gamelan performances, the grave itself is built on a hilltop. On the both sides of the long stairway leading to the top in assortment of sacred springs, Chinese houses of worship, flower and souvenir stalls and other interesting sights.

Surabaya. This city offers many good hotels, shopping centers and plentiful sources of entertainment. Its well-stocked zoological garden includes several species of Indonesia fauna: orangutans, komodo dragons and a collection of nocturnal animals. Kalimas is an old traditional harbor for the world famous Bugis Schooners, which can still be seen in all their former glory.

Mount Bromo. Many local and foreign travelers make the trek for the mystical experience of watching the sunrise from the crest of Bromo volcano. A pony ride from the village of Ngadisari takes you over a sea of sand to the foot of the volcano. Ascend the 50 steps to reach the rim. On the vast expanse of sand, formerly a Caldera, there are two volcanoes; the extinct Batok, which is the perfect cone and Bromo. Volcanic sulfur fumes and smoke still amanate from the depths, and when the God of Bromo begins to rumble, the surrounding population quickly brings their offerings. The annual offering ceremony of Kasada is held on the 14th day of Kasada, the 20th month in Tenggerese calendar year. It is a dazzling event wher villagers form the sorrounding areas bring their humble offering to holy volcano.

Alas Purwo National Park/Wildlife Reserve. Located on the tip of East Java, just off the Surabaya-Banyuwangi main road, is dry countryside of open savannah, forests and scrubland, bordered by marshes, swampy groves and white sand beaches. 81 km to the south of Banyuwangi, this park is a home to 700 wild buffaloes and many other species of world animals, which can be observed from viewing tower. A land rover of jeep is needed to traverse these rugged, grassy plains. In the nearby there is G (Grajagan) Land which the waves is famous for foreign surfers.

Kaliklatak is a commodities plantation 450-750 m above sea level on the slopes of Mt. Merapi. Kaliklatak covers 2.500 acres of land producing coffee, rubber, cocoa and spices. Tor the plantation to see the entire process, from cultivation to harvest and processing for export.

Sukamade Turtle Beach. 78 km south of Banyuwangi, the beach is known for its deep turquoise waters and 250 kg sea turtles which come to lay their eggs here.

Meru Betiri Reserve. Here at the southeastern tip of province is where the last of the Javanese tigers sought refuge. A hundred and fifty years ago the Javanese tiger inhabited most of Java and was even considered a nuisance in some populated areas. Wildlife of all kinds thrives here, like black pantrher, leopards and sea turtles.

Malang 90 km South of Surabaya lays Malang, one of the most attractive hill towns on Java. A strong sense of civic pride is evident from the well maintained and elaborately painted becaks, the groomed Main square and clea buildings and streets. The cool climate is a welcome respite from Surabaya. 20 km from Malang on the southern flank of Mt. Arjuna, are Selecta an Songgoriti, popular hill resorts with hot springs. Nearby Batu is famous for its apples gardens.

Singosari Temples. Between Surabaya and Malang is the town of Singosari, where remnants of the 13th century Singosari Kingdom include a temple and two gigantic guardian statues, the main gateway to the capital of the kingdom. Jago Temples dates back to 1268, and is one of the most enchanting temples in East Java. Scenes from folktales and the Mahabarata epic decorate the side panels. Kidal temple was completed in 1260 to honor one of the kings, and is a gem of Singosari Temple art. Located 120 km southwest of Malang and 11 km north of Blitar is well-preserved Penataran Temple in the Singosari-Majapahit Temple complex, dating from the fourteenth century. The temple terrace are decorated with Ramayana bas-reliefs.

Bull Races (Karapan Sapi). Across the Madura Strait, half an hour by ferry from Surabaya is the island of Madura, famous for its unique traditional bull races (Karapan Sapi).

Kawah Ijen (Ijen Crater). The volcanic cone of ijen dominates the landscape at the eastern end of Java. A spectacular turquoise blue lake, its surface streaked in wind-blown patterns of yellow sulphur, fills Crater of Ijen. Ijen Crater is the world’s largest highly acidic lake and is the site of a labor-intensive sulfur mining operation in which sulfur-laden baskets are hand-carried from the crater floor. Many other post-caldera cones and craters are located within in the caldera or long its rim. The largest concentration of post-caldera cones forms an E-W-trading zone across the southern site of the draw to its waterfalls, hot springs, and dramatic volcany scenery. It is located at Licin Sub District, 45 km from Banyuwangi.

East Java Tour Package

Day I : Arrival Surabaya
Upon arrival at the airport of Surabaya, you will be met and transferred to hotel for your accommodation. Today you will join a Surabaya City Tour featuring the UJUNG ferry harbor with views of the island of Madura known for its Bull Race. Visit also the JEMBATAN MERAH a memorial monument to freedom; the zoo, and the KAYOON flower market.

Day II : Surabaya-Malang/Batu (B,L)
Breakfast at hotel and depart for MALANG or BATU. On the way you’ll visit the SINGOSARI Temple with its giant DWARAPALA; SELECTA; SONGGORITI Waterfall; and the city of Malang Lunch enroute. Overnight at hotel in Malang or Batu.

Day III : Malang/Batu – Sukapura, Bromo (B,L)
Breakfast at hotel and depart for BROMO via north Semeru and Piket Nol-Lumajang route. Lunch enroute. Overnight at hotel at SUKAPURA village in Bromo area.

Day IV : Sukapura, Bromo-Surabaya (B)
At 04.00 morning excursion to Bromo to watch the spectaculer sunrise (weather permitting) and the creater of Mt. Bromo. Return to hotel for breakfast. At the appropriate time, transferred to Surabaya airport for your onward flight.
Note : flight departures must be mid-afternoon or later.

Tourism Events

• Two of the major festivals are Galungan and Nyepi. There are several festivals on Bali, most involving music, dance, religion and art; all of which are held very close to the hearts of the people.

• Makepung festival takes place in Jembaran on 8-12 August 2008. Basically this event symbolizes a mutual help of farmers carrying ther harvest using carriage that pulled by two buffalos.

• Tanah Lot kites festival on Sept 2008 contestant comes from foreign countries and Bali Surrounding regions.

Places of Interest

Denpasar ; the capital city of Bali, Denpasar has many community temples called “Pura”. The Pura Jagatnatha is dedicated to the Supreme God, Sang Hyang Vidi Wasa. The statue of a turtle and two dragons (prevalent in all temples) signifies the foundation of the world. The Pura Jaganatha Museum offers a fine variety of prehistoric and modern art, and its architectural design is based oil that of palace. The goverment-supervisid “Sanggraha Kriya Hasta” has a wide variety of handicraft and works of art. The “Werdi Budaya” presents a yearly art festival between June and July, with performances, exhibitions and an art contest.

Benoa Harbour ; The main harbour of Bali which is located about 6 km to the south of Denpasar. It caters the needs of local and International sea journey. This harbour has become the home base of different cruises (Bali Hai Cruises, Bounty Cruises, Mabua, Wakalouko etc) towards the eastern islands and international yacht races are frequently organized here.

The Museum of Le Mayeur Kelandis Village established by a Belgium artist, Le Mayeur. It is about 200 meter to the north of Grand Bali Beach Hotel. The main attraction of the museum is painting of Ni Polok, a local Balinese woman Le Mayeur’s wife. Ni Polok was a famous traditional Balinese dance.

Kuta is a popular beach for surfing although currents make it less suitable for swimming. Lifeguards are on constant duty during the day. Kuta offering a beautiful sunset, accommodation ranges from international hotels to home-stays, village abounds with restaurants, shops, dischotheques and other tourist facilities. It is easier to find regular performances of Balinese music and dance in Kuta, staged specially for tourists. Some performances are staged nightly. The village is ideal for meeting and mixing with locals as well as visitors from abroad.

Batubulan ; Driving northeast from Denpasar, stone figures oil the roadside mark the village of Batubulan. Divinities and demons are carved from sandstone for ornaments of houses and temples. Workshops can be visited to watch artists at work.

Batuan ; an old and famous center of the arts, it is now known for its dancing, wood panel carving and paintings.

Celuk ; Northeast of Denpasar, the village of Celuk is noted for its silver and gold works of jewelry in many styles.

Mas ; A village of woodcarvers, many of Bali’s old masters still lives here. Art galleries exhibit some of their best works. Visitors can wonder through the Balinese-style houses to view the carved wooden pillars and the artists instructing apprentices.

Ubud ; The center of Balinese painting, Ubud’s museum “Puri Lukisan” has a permanent collection of modem works of Balinese art dating from the turn of the century. These are several art galleries and homes of famous artists Dutch-born Hans Snel and American Antonio Blanco. Ubud has several small hotels, located in the foothills of the central mountain range and terrace paddy fields, giving it a cool and pleasant climate.

Peliatan is located between Ubud and Mas. It known as the center of traditional music and dance.

Kintamani ; The villages of Kintamani and Penelokan give a view of Lake Batur and the active mt. Batur. The caldera of Batur is 7 miles in diameter and 60 feet deep from Penelokan, a road leads to Kedisan on the shores of the lake where boats can be hired to cross over to Trunyan. This ancient village is inhabited by people who call themselves “Bali Aga” of “original” Balinese, and have maintained many of their old ways until now.

Pura Kahen is Bali’s second largest temple, with three terraced courtyards are connected by steps, and their balustrades are decorated with carvings and statues. A large Banyan tree with a tower shades the lowest and second courtyard, while in the third courtyard several shrines for the gods and ancestors are found.

Klungkung ; The former seat of the Javanese Hindu Kingdom in Bali, from which Balinese royalty draws its bloodline; Klungkung was the oldest kingdom on the island and its “Raja” the most exalted. The Kerta Gosa or Royal Court of Justice, built in the 18th century, is known for its ceiling murals, painted in the traditional wayang style, portraying punishment in hell and the rewards in heaven. The floating pavilion, garden and lotus ponds in this walled-in complex are reminder of the former glory of this kingdom.

Besakih ; Known as the “Mother of Bali Temple”, the sanctuary of Besakih on the slopes of Mt. Agung is the biggest and holiest of all Balinese temples. Over a thousand years old, steps ascend through split gates to the main temples dedicated to the Trinity (Shiva, Brahma and Visnu) are 18 separate sanctuaries belonging to different regencies and caste groups. To the Balinese, a visit to the temple’s sanctuaries is a special pilgrimage. Each has its own anneversary celebration or “Odalan”. The sight of the mountain impressive and during festivals colored inners adds a touch of gaiety.

Bedugul ; The mountain resort of Bedugul, 18 km north of Denpasar, is known for its excellent golf course. Located besides Lake Bratan, it is surrounded by forested hills. A beautiful sight is the “Ulun Danu” temle which sems to rise out of the lake. The area offers good walks. Boats are available for water skiing and parasailing. The Bali Handara Country Club has bungalows for rent and a restaurant.

Tenganan; Protected for centuries from the outside world by its surrounding walls, the village of Tenganan has maintained its ancient pre-Hindu customs through a strong code of non-fraternization with outsiders. Here unique rituals, dances, and gladiator like battles between youths take place. Tenganan is famous for its “double ikat” woven material called gringsing, which is supposed to protect the weather with magic powers.

Sanur offers many good hotels, restaurants, shops and other tourist facilities. It is only a short drive from Denpasar. Public transportation is easily available until night. Offshore reefs protect the beach and make it popular for windsurfing, boating and other water sports.

Tampak Siring ; The temple of Pura Tirta Empul is built around the sacred spring at Tampak Siring. Over 1000 years old, the temple and its two bathing places have been valued by the people because of the spring water’s curative powers. Regular ceremonies are held for purification. Specialities of the area are bone and ivory carvings.

The Nusa Dua tourist resort is part of the Bukit Peninsula in Southern Bali. Some of the most beautiful and luxurious hotels are found here. The resort is known for its clean white beaches and clear waters. The surf is gentle along the northern side of the Peninsula, bigger along the south. The most convenient form of transportation to and from Nusa Dua is by taxi.

Goa Gajah (Gajah Cave) dates back to the 11th century and believed to have been built as a monastery. Carvings on the wall show a demon head over the entrance, flanked by two statues. The cave contains a statue of Ganesha. Excavations have uncovered a bathing place with six statues of nymphs holding waterspouts.

Tanah Lot ; One of Bali’s most important sea temples, the temple sanctuary at Tanah Lot is built a top a huge rock surrounded by the sea. Built by one of the last priests that come to Bali from Java in the 16th century, it’s an offering ritual to the guardian spirits of the sea. Poisonous sea snakes found at the base of the rocky island are believed to guard the temple form evil spirits and intruders. The best time to see Tanah Lot is in the late afternoon when the temple is in silhouette.

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Tourism Events

• Indonesian International Travel Fair is an annual exhibition of Indonesia tourism destination, which will be held on September 2008

• International Kite Festival every July includes creative kite competition, stunt kites, photo exhibition and traditional kites display

• Jakarta International Java Jazz Festival is an annual event anticipated by over 1000 famous jazz musicians from Indonesia and abroad on March 2008

• Musical and drama of local artist performed every month in Gedung Kesenian Jakarta and Taman Ismail Marzuki

Places of Interest
Sunda Kelapa the Bustling fish Market “pasar ikan” the visit in early morning. Located in the far north of the city at the mouth of the Ciliwung River. Dutch domination of Jakarta and the rest of Indonesia began from this area, and the remnants of Kasteel Batavia, an old fort and trading post of Dutch East Indies Company can still be seen. Tall Bugis Schooners rom South Sulawesi anchoring there offer one of the finest sights Jakarta has to offer

Museum Gajah (National Museum) is located on the west side of Merdeka square; it offers historical, pre-historical, archaeological and ethnographic aspect of Indonesia through its extensive collection of artifacts and relics which date as far back to the Han, Tan and Ming Dynasties.

Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (Indonesia Miniature Park) is a cultural park, which attempts to present the ethnic cultures and traditions in permanent eshibits of traditional architecture native to the 30 provinces. Performances of drama and dances of the various provinces are regularly stage in the pavilions every Sunday Morning.

Ragunan Zoo is situated in the southern part of the city. Indigeous animal such as the Komodo Dragon, Tapir, Java Tiger, Wild Ox and brightly colored birds are given ample room an a lush tropical setting. Open daily from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm

Pasar Burung (Bird Market) is located at jalan Pramuka with its amazing array of colorful, tropical birds including the unique “perkutut” songbird, the pride of the Javanese people. Open daily from 9.00 am

Pulau Seribu (Thousand Island) there is 140 islands scattered accross the Java Sea to the north of Jakarta offers a haven away from the bustle of city life. Golden beaches fringed with coconut palms line the sea, surrounding waters are a paradise for snorkelers and scuba drivers. The island can be reached from Tanjung Priok or Pasar Ikan (Sunda Kelapa) by ferry or by chartered boat. Bungalows, restaurants, diving and sailing facilities are available.

Maritime Museum. Two of the original warehouses from the first trading post of the Dutch East Indies Company in Java now house the Maritime Museum. Exhibits include large models of boats from various islands. The old harbormaster’s tower stands nearby. Open from 8.00 am till 2.00 pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. On Fridays closed at 11.00 am and on Saturday at 1.00 pm. It closes on Monday.

The Jakarta Hilton Convention Centre (JHCC) measures 6.120 sqm and can accommodate three conferences, and 3-public simultaneously. The main hall has a seating capacity of 3.300 and is enquipped with a giant video wall, and a hi-tech lighting and sound system VIP lounge, board rooms, translation booths, multi-function meeting rooms which can seat 220 people each. The main lobby can utilize as pre-cocktail area of for a coffee break for 3.500 persons. The car pard kan accommodate 10.000 cars.

The Shopper’s Paradise. Hunt some good quality batiks at Sarinah and the selection of shopping outside of the ordinary in Jalan Surabaya. Mangga dua and many ITC (International Trade Centre) offer more than 10.000 kiosks and shops selling everything from fashions, accessories gifts, home appliances, etc at lower prices.

The Textile Museum is an interesting place to see numerous kinds of Indonesian textiles and learn how to make batik.

Fatahillah Museum. The Jakarta Museum of History on Taman Fatahillah Square in the heart of old Batavia is housed in the beautifully restored 18th century Dutch town hall or Stadhius.

The Wayang Musem located on the western side of Taman Fatahillah in “the old town” areas has the finest displays of wayang puppets in Indonesia including puppets from all parts of Indonesia and other part of Southeast Asia as well. The wooden and leather puppets displayed here represent the finest craftsmanship in this particular form of traditional theatre. The museum also shows shortened performances of the wayang kulit leather puppets every Sunday morning.

The National Monument (Monas) is the 137-metre tall table marble obelisk is topped with a flame coated with 35 kgs of gold, and represents the people’s determination to achieve freedom. It is located in front of the Presidential Palace and opens to the public. An elevator carries visitors to the top, offering a bird’s eye view across the city to the sea.

Jakarta Bay City. Ancol is Jakarta’s largest and most popular recreation park. Its extensive range of attractions includes sea and “Sea World” the fresh-water aquariums, swimming pools, an artificial lagoon for fishing and boating, a bowling alley as well as an assortment of nightclubs restaurants, and massage parlors. The complex includes a Marina, “Dufan” Dunia Fantasi (Fantasi World), a golf course, hotels and a 4-dimension theatre. The ‘Pasar Seni’ or art market has a varied collection of Indonesian handicraft, paintings and souvenirs on sale. An open-air theatre features live performances by local artists. Open daily from 2 pm to 9 pm and on Sunday and holiday from 10 am to 9 pm.

Jakarta Tour Package
Offer daily program of 3 days/2 nights visit to some interested and historical places. Driving through the bustling city, pass Merdeka Square, National Monument, Presidential Palace and visit National Museum (close on Monday) that is reputedly to be the finest in the South East Asia. See the world’s most complete collection of Han, Tang, and Ming porcelain. Also visit Sunda Kelapa Harbor where the Portuguese traded with the Hindu Kingdom of Pajajaran in the early 16 th century, Dutch domination of Jakarta old fort and warehouses of the Dutch East India Company can still be seen. Proceed to Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park, which covers an area of 160 hectares displaying the diversity in architecture and custom of each of Indonesia’s 27 different regions. Your guide will lead you among the pavilions illustrating the multifaceted Indonesia culture, visiting several of particular interest. In the museum of Indonesia we will see what is perhaps, the best displayed collection of Indonesia artifacts and handicrafts of the country, including 35 mannequin couples dressed in local wedding costumer

HARI 01 : JAKARTA – BEIJING à GA 890: 22.50-06.55

Hari ini kita akan berkumpul di Bandara Soekarno-Hatta pada pukul 20.50 untuk memulai perjalanan kita menuju ke kota Beijing

HARI 02 : BEIJING                                                                                     (MS/MM)

Setiba di Beijing anda akan kami antar mengunjungi Lapangan Tian An Men yang merupakan lapangan terbesar di dunia, Forbidden City – istana terbesar di dunia sisa peninggalan jaman Dinasti Ming & Qing seluas 72.000m2. Kemudian anda akan bersholat di Masjid Madian setelah itu kita akan mengunjungi Summer Palace yang merupakan Istana musim panas bagi keluarga kerajaan. Malam harinya anda akan kami antar untuk menyaksikan pertunjukan Chinese Acrobatic Show yang spektakuler

HARI O3 : BEIJING                                                                              (MP/MS/MM)

Setelah santap pagi kita akan mengunjungi The Great Wall salah satu dari 7 keajaiban dunia, mahakarya yang membentang sepanjang 6.700 km dan membelah 10 propinsi di China dan tak lupa kita juga akan bersholat di Masjid Niujie salah satu Mesjid terbesar dan tertua di Beijing didirikan pada abad ke 10. Dan malam harinya kita akan menikmati makanan khas Beijing yaitu Beijing Roasted Duck.

HARI 04 : BEIJING – SHANGHAI                                                        (MP/MS/MM)

Hari ini anda akan kami antar menuju Airport guna penerbangan domestic menuju Shanghai. Setiba di Shanghai anda kami antar mengunjungi Yu Garden dan Jade Buddha Temple dan sore harinya kita akan mengunjungi The Bund dan Pearl TV Tower 2nd Bali, untuk melihat kota Shanghai pada malam hari, dan tak lupa anda akan kami ajak shopping di Nanjing Road.

HARI 05: SHANGHAI – SHENZHEN                                                    (MP/MS/MM)

Wisata perjalanan hari ini dilanjutkan ke Shenzhen dengan pesawat terbang +2 jam. Setibanya di sana  anda akan shopping di Luo Hu Market. Sore harinya anda akan mengunjungi China Folk Cultural Village sambil menikmati pertunjukan yang spektakuler.

HARI 06 : SHENZHEN – HONGKONG                                                 (MP/MS/MM)

Setelah makan pagi anda akan diantar ke Hongkong dengan bus. Setibanya disana anda akan mengunjungi Victoria Peak, Fishing Village dan Star Avuene.

HARI 07 :  HONGKONG – JAKARTA                          MP à GA 863 : 15.50 – 19.35

Setelah makan pagi acara bebas untuk berbagai aktivitas atau berbelanja hingga saatnya kita diantar menuju ke airport guna penerbangan kembali ke Jakarta dengan kenangan yang indah.

HARGA PAKET PER PESERTA :

*Harga/program/fasilitas dapat berubah setiap saat dengan atau tanpa pemberitahuan terlebih dahulu

HOTEL YANG DIPERGUNAKAN :

BEIJING                 : Best Western Hotel 4*/setaraf

SHANGHAI            : Express Holiday Inn Hotel 4*/setaraf

SHENZHEN            : New Century Plaza Hotel 4*/setaraf

HONGKONG          : Empire Kowloon Hotel 4*/setaraf

HARGA SUDAH TERMASUK :

1. Ticket pesawat Garuda Indonesia pulang pergi
2. Akomodasi di Hotel berbintang 4 dengan kondisi 1 kamar 2 orang dewasa, anak dibawah 11 tahun harus sekamar dengan 2 orang dewasa, usia diatas 11 tahun dihitung sebagai orang dewasa
3. Transportasi A/C Private Coach
4. Travel bag

HARGA BELUM TERMASUK :

1. Visa China Rp. 325.000,-/peserta
2. Airport Tax Rp. 150.000,-/peserta
3. Fiskal Rp. 2.500.000,- (bagi yang tidak memiliki NPWP)
4. Fuel Surcharge sesuai dengan peraturan Airline
5. Tipping Guide & Driver : USD. 35,-/peserta (untuk 7 hari)
6. Travel Insurance
7. Kelebihan Bagasi
8. Pengeluaran Pribadi (laundry, telephone dll)
9. Acara Tour tambahan

• Pendaftara disertai deposit minimum USD.500,-/peserta
• Pelunasan paling lambat 2 minggu sebelum keberangkatan
• Pendaftaran ditutup 2 minggu sebelum keberangkatan
• Dokumen pendaftaran : Paspor asli, masa berlaku paspor adalah minimum 6 bulan sebelum keberangkatan, 2 lembar pas foto 4×6 berwarna dengan latar belakang putih.
• Data yang perlu dilampirkan, alamat & nomor telephone kantor, rumah dan HP

Getting there :
Regular shuttle flights from Bali and Surabaya as well as ferries, provide excellent transportation links between the islands of the the province as well as the rest of the country.

Tourism Events

Bau Nyale Putri Mandalika
Is an event which held once a year during a full-moon February at Kuta Beach on Lombok island is full of colorful sea worms, called “Nyale”. People flock to the beach to catch the Nyale and indulge in a night of merry-making. It is linked to a popular folktale of a beautiful princess, Putri Mandalika, who willingly sacrificed herself by jumping into the sea and promising to return in the form of the Nyale once in year.

International Surfing Competition.
An international competition held on July 2008 at Hu’u beach, Dompu which is considered as one of the best surfing areas in the world. This event is continuation of the one held in Nias and includes a variety of Traditional art performance.

Places of Interest

Mataram and Cakranegara.

Mataram is the capital of the province, which has in the past decades joined with Ampenan, the port, and Cakranegara to become the province’s biggest urban complex. At the beginning of the 18th century, Mataram was the residence of the crown prince of Karang Asem, a Kingdom in Southern Bali. The ruler had his seat in Cakranegara. Lombok biggest Balinese temple is the Pura Meru in Cakranegara; Anak Agung Made Karang built it in 1720. Dedicated to the Hindu trinity of Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu, it has three courtyards. Three pagoda-like places of worship stand in a line from north to south in the innermost courtyard. The one on the north is dedicated to Vishnu and has a roof with nine tiers. The central one is dedicated to Shiva with 11 tiers on its roof and the southernmost one is for Brahma with a roof of seven tiers. Nearby is Taman Mayura. Once part of the royal palace, it has an artificial lake set in the middle of a park. A raised path leads from the side of the pond to a pavilion built in the middle of the lake. In former days justice was meted out and religious rituals were performed in this open-sided pavilion.

Pura Lingsar ; This may be the only Hindu shrine in the world were both Hindus and Moslems come to worship. About 7 kilometers West of Narmada, it was built 1714 and rebuilt in 1878 to symbolize harmony and unity between the Hindu Balinese and Moslem Sasak population of the area, especially those who adhere to Lombok’s unique Wektu Telu School of Islam. The Balinese temple is built built 1714 and rebuilt in 1878 to symbolize harmony and unity between the Hindu Balinese and Moslem Sasak population of the area, especially those who adhere to Lombok’s unique Wektu Telu School of Islam. The Balinese temple is built built 1714 and rebuilt in 1878 to symbolize harmony and unity between the Hindu Balinese and Moslem Sasak population of the area, especially those who adhere to Lombok’s unique Wektu Telu School of Islam. The Balinese temple is built on higher ground, behing the Moslem section of the compound. In the lower yard is a spring near which pilgrims stage a mock battle between Hindus and Moslems, hurling rice cakes at each other.

Sukarare. This is a traditional weaving center village is located in the south of Cakranegara. Lombok is known for its brightly patterned songket cloth. The techniques, patterns and motifs have been handed down through the generations.

Sengkol, Pujut and Rambitian.
Time seems to have frozen in these three village in Southern Lombok on the road from the capital to Kuta Beach. All the houses and barns are built in the age-old traditional style, and life continues daily here as it has for centuries.

Batu Bolong Beach. Located 9 km from downtown Mataram, this beach has a huge rock with a hole in it. A Hindu temple lies on top overlooking the Lombok Straits to Majestic Mount Agung of Bali. After sunbathing, relaxing and frolicking on this beautiful beachfront, stay till the end of the day to watch one of the most stunning sunsets you have ever seen when the sun slowly begins to disappear behind Mount Agung.

The Mayura Park is all that remains of the Karang Asam Kingdom of Bali, who’s King A.A. Ngurah, structure called Balai Kambang, which one functioned as a legal court of Justice and a hall for important meetings. Curiously, its architecture shows both Hindu and Islamic influences, adorned with stone statues in the form of a Moslem hajji.

Kuta Beach also known as Putri Nyale Beach. On the south coast of central Lombok, it is one of the most scenic mid unspoilt. From Kuta to Tanjung Aan (Cape Aan) is 5 km away, stretches an unbroken expanse of clean white sand lapped by waves of the Indian Ocean. Kuta is safe for bathing and swimming. Further to the west are the surfer and windsurfer’s beaches. Each year, on the 19th day of the 10th month of the Sasak lunar calendar, Kuta Beach is the site of great festivals. Fishermen sail out to sea while young men and women gather along the beach to join in the merrymaking, tease each other and perhaps meet to build a more lasting relationship

Gili Air, Gili Meno and Gili Trawangan. Gili, in Sasak Language means, “Island”. These three island are clustered together just off the northwest coast of Lombok. Coral gardens abound in clear waters around the island. Gili Air, the nearest island can be reached in 10 to 15 minutes by outrigger boat from Bangsal Harbor.

Mount Rinjani a 3,276-meter active volcano is one of the tallest mountains of Indonesia. In the basin of the volcano’s huge caldera lies the sickle shaped Crater Lake, Segara Anakan, surrounded by steep walls. The mountain is popular with hikers. Sembalun Bumbung and Sembalun Lawang are two traditional Sasak villages on the slopes of Rinjani.

Mount Tambora, Sumbawa, not active at present, the 2,820-meter Tambora is notorious for its savage eruption on April 5 – July 15, 1815. Falling debris, hot gases and lava streams killed more than 12,000 people. Some 44,000 more perished of hunger in the aftermath of the explosion. The top, now on immense caldera, has two distinctly colored lakes. From the rim of the crater, the breathtaking view over the rest of the island of Lombok rising out of the sea.

Sape, Sumbawa. Shipwrights still make sailboats the traditional way in this port town on Sumbawa’s east coast. Sape is a convenient point of departure for trips to Komodo island across the strait, home of the prehistoric Komodo lizard.

Hu’u Beach, Dompu Regency.
This gorgeous white sand beach is one of Indonesia’s surfing Mecca’s and located at 37 km from Dompu. An international competition held July in here, considered as one of the best surfing areas in the world.

Pura Agung Gunung Sari.
This great temple on a hill at Gunung Sari, about four kilometers from Mataram was the site of the infamous Puputan battle, fought on November 22, 1894, between Lombok’s last Balinese ruler, Anak Agung Nengan and followers, and the Dutch troops under General Van der Vetter’s command.

Narmada Park ; 11 km from the East of Mataram, was built in 1727 by King Anak Agung Gede Ngurah Karang Asem as both pleasure garden and place to worship Shiva. Its big pool is said to represent Segara Anakan, the Crater Lake on the volcano Rinjani, where they used to make offerings by throwing valuables into the water. As the king became too old to make the pilgrimage up the 3,276-meter high mountain, he had Narmada constructed to represent the mountains and the lake. Near the pond is a place of worship and a spring whose water is believed to give dedicated pilgrims eternal youth.

Senggigi Beach. In North of Bangsal, this beach is one of the most scenic and popular beaches on the island of Lombok. Snorkeling and good accommodation are available.

West Nusa Tenggara Tour Package

Day 1 / Tour / Hotel
Arrive at Selaparang airport, meeting service and transfer to your hotel. Lunch at local restaurant and proceed with a half-day tour visiting Pura Meru, Mayura, Narmada and Lingsar. Transfer to the hotel for overnight.

Day 2 Hotel / Gili Air / Hotel
After breakfast continue with a tour to Gili Air, the wonder of the sea. Lunch box is included. Return to the hotel for overnight.

Day 3 Sasak Tour
After breakfast, tour to the southern part of central Lombok that includes visits to Sukarare the weaving village, Sengkol & Rambitan the Sasak traditional villages, the Kuta beach of Lombok, Penunjak the pottery village. Lunch box is included. Dinner and overnight at Hotel.

Day 4 Hotel / Airport
Following breakfast at hotel, at the appropriate time, transfer to the airport for your onward flight.

Getting there :

Kupang as the provincial capital serves as the gate from Darwin (Australia) twice a week. Regular shuttle flights from Bali, Makasar and Surabaya provide excellent transportation links. There are PELNI ships calling at Nusa Tenggara Timur regularly sails from Jakarta, Surabaya, Denpasar, Makasar, Biak etc.

Tourism Events

Pasola Jousting Ceremony in Sumba island East Nusa Tenggara. “Pasola” is west Sumba’s most exciting ritual. Scores of colorfully arrayed horsemen riding bare back, battle with lances. During these mock wars, riders charge one another flinging blunt spears. The ceremony is held during February in the Lamboya and Kodi Villages and March in Gaura and Wanokaka. It’s begin several day after the full moon and coincides with the yearly arrival of strange multihued sea worms of the region’s shore. This event will be held on February 2008.

Places of Interest

Kupang ; The provincial capital of East Nusa Tenggara in western Timor is the center of government, business, trade and education. The only sandalwood oil factory in Indonesia is located in this town. Kupang also the spot for international game fishing every October.

Camplong ; A lovely community about 45 km from Kupang with regular market days and a natural swimming pool, where local people bathe, do their laundry and socialize as they have for thousands of years. Camplong is also a forest reserve protecting rare animals such as “Cervus timorensis” deer and several species of parrots and monkeys.

Maumere ; A port town of the northeastern coast of Flores is a good place to stopover on the way to Ende to Larantuka. It is well connected by air with Kupang, Denpasar and Ujung Pandang and is noted for its good beaches. The bay of Maumere is considered the best diving spot in Flores, a paradise for divers, underwater photographers and anyone interested in marine biology. Ledalero museum on the outskirts of Maumere has an interesting collection of ethnological objects from the region. Visitors are welcome but advance arrangements should be made. Ledalero is also to a major Catholic. Seminary where many Florinese priests are trained.

Ende ; This town contains the home-in-exile of the first Indonesia President Soekarno during the early period of nationalist movements in 1936. The house has been repaired and is today a museum.

Semau Island. Thirty minutes by boat from Kupang, this untainted island paradise is well worth a stopover. The surrounding crystal-clear waters offer exceptional snorkeling and swimming. Bamboo bungalows are available on the white sandy beach and you can barbeque your freshly caught dinner while enjoying a spectacular sunset.

Mt. Kelimutu. East Nusa Tenggara’s most-visited natural wonder and one of Indonesia’s most mysterious and dramatic sights, is found on top of this mountain, some 66 km from Ende or 83 km from Maumere. The spectacular view of its three crater lakes, each with a distinct color, is not only a major tourist attraction but the stuff of myth and legends. The lakes have continuously changed their colors over the years: today the largest is light turquoise, the next olive green and the third black. The local people believe that the souls of young people go to the first when they die, the old to the second and the balck lake is reserved for thieves and murderes.

Larantuka. A little port nestled at the base of tall hill at the eastern end of Flores; Larantuka has a strong Portuguese cultural heritage. The annual Easter Procession held in this town is well worth the trip if you are here at this time of the year.

Lamalera Whale Hunting; Lamalera on Lembata island is a whaling village. The months of May to September are the whale-hunting season for the people of Lamalera. Using simple traditional tools as small rowboats and hand-thrown harpoons, the hunters sail out to hunt these giant creatures of the sea. The catch is either consumed or sold.

Waikabubak. An archaic little town in Western Sumba, full of old graves carved in motifs of buffalo horns, horses, nude men and women. These are several megalithic tombs. The fronts of many traditional houses are decorated with huge water buffalo horns from the animals sacrificed during rituals of years gone by. Tarung village, an important ceremonial center is located on top of a hill just a half kilometer to the west of Waikabubak.

Anakalang is the site of “Purung Takadonga Ratu”, an important mass marriage festival held every two years, on a date determinate by the full moon.

Komodo Island. A small island of 280 square km, Komodo is located between the islands of Sumbawa and Flores. It is famous for its giant pre-historic lizards, considered the last of their kind remaining in the world today. Called “ora” by the local people, Komodo “Dragon” (Varanus Komodoensis) is actually a giant monitor lizard. Growing up to 3 to 4 meters in length, its ancestors roamed the earth up to about half a million years ago. The only human population on the island is at the fishing village called Komodo who supplement their income breeding goats which are used to feed the lizards. Law protects the Komodo and although they are considered harmless, it is advisable to keep them at a distance. Komodo island is now a nature reserve, home to a number of rare bird species, deer, and wild pigs, which are prey to the lizards as well. This island can be reached by boat from Labuan Bajo.

Rote Island is a part of Kupang Regency in the west coast of Kupang. Rote has many historical relieves including fine unique Chinese porcelains as well as ancient arts are traditions. Rote island also famous for its “Sasandho” a traditional harpa, which is made of palm, leaves.

Nemberela Beach is the most beautiful beach and ideal for surfing. Surfers from all over the world come here to try the rough surf from June to October. It is located at the South West part of Rote Island.

Labuanbajo is a little fishing town at the extreme western part of Flores, this town serves as a jumping-off point for the trip to Komodo island. It is a beautiful area for water skiing; wind surfing, fishing and many other marine activities.

East Nusa Tenggara Tour Package

Day 1 Maumere – In (D)

Arrive at Waioti airport Maumere in Flores island, meet and direct transfer to eastern Maumere town. Dinner and overnight at hotel.

Day 2 Maumere-Kalimutu-Maumere (BLD)

After an early breakfast drive-up to Kelimutu volcano to see the three colored lakes. Upon arrival walk around 1,5 km and then ascend 127 steps to the top to view Kelimutus green, blue and black lakes. Afterwards descent to Moni village to view the beautiful hand-woven clothes and also visit Kowanara village, which is famous for its traditional Lionese houses. Lunch will be served at local restaurant in Wolowaru. After lunch continue to Wolosoko then return to Maumere. Dinner at hotel.

Day 3 Maumere (BLD)

Breakfast at hotel then leave hotel for visiting Wuring village to see the houses built on stilts over the sea. Afterward drive-up to Ledalero, a major catholic seminary to visit the museum with its various collection of local royal families. Then the journey continued to Sikka village, a center of ikat weaving by traditional process. Lunch will be served enroute. Dinner at hotel.

Day 4 Hotel / AirportBreakfast at hotel. Transfer to the airport for your onward flight to next destination