Rumah Adat Desa Beleq

Explore the authentic traditional Sasak houses and indigenous building techniques

Rumah Adat Desa Beleq exterior Traditional Sasak house interior Alang-alang roof of a traditional house Traditional village setting

About Rumah Adat Desa Beleq

Rumah Adat Desa Beleq, or the Traditional Houses of Beleq Village, offer a fascinating glimpse into the indigenous Sasak culture and their unique architectural heritage. These houses are characterized by their distinctive bamboo walls and high, thatched roofs made from alang-alang grass.

The design of these traditional houses is not merely aesthetic but deeply rooted in the Sasak way of life and their spiritual beliefs. Each element, from the layout of the rooms to the materials used, holds cultural significance and reflects the community's harmony with nature.

Visiting Desa Beleq provides an opportunity to learn about traditional Sasak building techniques, the social structure of the village, and the daily lives of its inhabitants. It's a living museum where ancient traditions are still practiced.

Architectural Features

  • 1 Alang-alang Roofs - High, steeply pitched roofs made from dried alang-alang grass, providing natural insulation.
  • 2 Bamboo Walls - Walls constructed from woven bamboo, allowing for natural ventilation.
  • 3 Raised Floors - Houses are often built on stilts or raised platforms to protect from moisture and animals.
  • 4 Traditional Layout - Interior spaces are typically divided into specific areas for living, sleeping, and cooking, reflecting Sasak customs.

Experience & Activities

Village Tour

Take a guided tour through the village to understand the layout, the function of each house, and the daily life of the Sasak people.

Cultural Immersion

Witness traditional ceremonies or daily activities, offering a deeper insight into Sasak customs and traditions.

Photography

Capture the unique architecture and the serene atmosphere of this traditional village.

Local Handicrafts

Support the local community by purchasing handmade crafts and souvenirs.

Visitor Information

Hours & Best Time to Visit

  • Open daily during daylight hours
  • Best visited in the morning or late afternoon to avoid heat
  • Allow 1-1.5 hours for your visit

Location & Transportation

  • Located in North Lombok, near Senaru village
  • Often visited as part of a tour to Sendang Gile and Tiu Kelep waterfalls
  • Accessible by car or scooter

Quick Facts

Location

North Lombok, near Senaru

Type

Cultural Village / Traditional Architecture

Best For

Cultural immersion, history, photography

Recommended Duration

1-1.5 hours

Entrance Fee

Small donation appreciated (Rp 10,000-20,000)

Guide Fee

Optional, but recommended for insights

Tour Packages

Rumah Adat Desa Beleq is often included in North Lombok cultural tours. Consider our recommended packages:

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