LOMBOK ISLAND (Indonesia)

Lombok Island (Indonesia)
West Nusa Tenggara 

          Central and East Lombok (Praya, Lombok Labuhan, Tetebatu)
Quiet rural village and the beach and the ferry departure to the east to Sumbawa and then to Flores.
South Lombok (Kuta, Sekotong, Tanjung Aan)
Secluded beaches and surfing paradise

Gili Islands (Gili Air, Gili Meno, Gili Trawangan)

Small islands west coast, popular with divers and an important cog in the Asian backpacker circuit

City
* Mataram, the capital and largest city

* Bangsal - a small port that serves the Gili Islands

* Kuta - Bali mecca surfing like his namesake, but that's where the similarity ends

*Lembar - for the ship to Bali

* Praya, Lombok's second city

* Senggigi - the main tourist strip, including the beach Mangsit neighbor and a variety of hotels, resorts and villa goal

* Sekotong-West Lombok, this area is fast becoming a tourist destination.

* Cape - a small town in the northwest and is home to some of the best resorts and luxury villas.

Another goal

* Gili Islands, three islands off the west coast, popular with backpackers

* Mount Rinjani, Gunung Rinjani - a large, active volcano looming over the island and Indonesia's third highest peak of Mount Rinjani National Park is a very dominant feature of the island

* Senaru - the village to Mount Rinjani, with several large waterfalls and other spectacular natural scenery

* Tanjung Aan - Almost impossibly beautful isolated bay in the southeast the which is earmarked for high-end resort development Tanjung Aan - almost impossible beautful isolated bay in the southeast which is allocated to high-end resort development

* Tetebatu - village on the southern tip of Mount Rinjani National Park with beautiful scenery

Other Data:
         Lombok in eastern Bali, Lombok is in many ways lived up to or beyond the promotion period, "a pure Bali." With beautiful beaches, enchanting waterfalls, towering, huge volcano of Mount Rinjani, combined with relatively few tourists, Lombok is a tropical island paradise that it is still a lot of people mistakenly think Bali will now.
Lombok and Bali are separated by the Lombok Strait, the boundary is known as the Line Wallacean, after Alfred Russel Wallace was the first to comment on the striking differences between animals of the Indo-Malaysian
Culture
Lombok has a rich cultural tradition and timeless modernity that had withstood the pressure very well.