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THE CONSTRUCTION OF LOMBOK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Sustainable development in West Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Barat or NTB) is very much the emphasis of the regional government, and the importance of good access is well recognized. Currently direct access to Bumi Gora (NTB’s nickname, from the acronym Gogo Rancah, a rice planting system where NTB was the pilot project for the program in the 80’s) is an obstacle to the development of economy in NTB. read more...

GETTING TO LOMBOK It's easy to get to Lombok from Bali – flight time is only 25 minutes. Buy tickets direct from the airline counters at the domestic airports, or contact local travel agents, in both Bali and Lombok. read more...

PLACES TO VISIT Pura Lingsar, is sacred not only to Lombok’s Hindu community, but also for local Moslem and Wektu Telu Followers. Built around 1714, Pura Lingsar was originally based on the prevailing animist beliefs the time, and some of the original animist statues remain today. read more...

WHAT'S HOT With Valentine's day coming up, now is the time to show that special person in your life how much you care. And for the men who always forget Valentine's Day, now there's no excuse! In this edition of What's Hot! We bring you easy gift ideas close to Senggigi to surprise your special lady! read more...

GUIDELINES FOR NYEPI, 26 MARCH 2009 The Bali government Tourist office has issued guidelines for local residents and visitor for Nyepi – the day of absolute silence that will mark the down of a new year on the Bali-Hindu calendar. read more...