First visit would be Sukarara Village. It is famous for its traditional handwoven textiles. Observe the weaving process and even participate in workshops to learn basic weaving skills.
You can take picture wearing Sasak traditional costume for free.
Explore Banyumulek Pottery Village and enjoy a hands-on pottery experience. Learn directly from skilled local artisans, and take home your own handmade pottery as a unique souvenir
Sade/Ende. Known for its unique architectural style, characterised by traditional Sasak houses made of bamboo, thatch, and wood. These houses are built in a circular layout, with interconnected paths and courtyards. Local guide can provide insights into native culture, lead you on a tour of the village, and answer any questions you may have.
Tanjung Aan beach, It is a must-visit destination for those seeking natural beauty and relaxation. With its pristine white sandy beach, turquoise waters, and stunning vistas, enjoy your day for swimming & sunbathing.
Merese Hills, best photo spot with Circuit MotoGP and coastal view from above.