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Visit two of Central Lombok’s most striking cascades — Benang Kelambu and Benang Stokel — paired with cultural stops at Lingsar Temple and Narmada Water Palace. Expect short hikes, slippery stone approaches, and strong seasonal variation in flow.
Visit two of Central Lombok’s most striking cascades — Benang Kelambu and Benang Stokel — paired with cultural stops at Lingsar Temple and Narmada Water Palace. Expect short hikes, slippery stone approaches, and strong seasonal variation in flow.
You step out of the air-conditioned vehicle into humid Central Lombok and the sound of water threads the air — thin curtains of spray that have been falling here since rivers bled off Mount Rinjani.
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Operated by Lombok TripVaganza · Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara
You step out of the air-conditioned vehicle into humid Central Lombok and the sound of water threads the air — thin curtains of spray that have been falling here since rivers bled off Mount Rinjani.
Benang Kelambu and Benang Stokel sit on the southern slopes of Rinjani’s watershed; the falls tumble roughly 20 meters over volcanic rock, splitting into curtains and bowls that shimmer in pockets of sun. Benang Setokel — literally a "bundle of thread" — arrives from an upland river and fans across basalt shelves, while its neighbor threads into plunge pools framed by bamboo and teak.
The route ties natural spectacle to culture: Lingsar Temple, a unique Wektu Telu site blending Hindu and Islamic practices since the 18th century, and Narmada Water Palace, built in 1805 as a scaled homage to Rinjani, are typical stops on the circuit. Geologically these falls are the work of Rinjani’s erosion legacy — ash and lava laid down, then carved by seasonal flows.
Practically, expect a half‑day to full‑day outing, uneven stone steps, and wet, slippery approaches to viewing platforms. Guides handle entrance fees and local navigation; bring closed‑toe shoes with grip, quick‑dry clothing, a waterproof layer, and eco‑friendly sunscreen. Visit in the dry months for clearer pools and safer trails; in the wet season flows are bigger but paths are muddier.
This is an accessible Lombok day trip that pairs short hikes with cultural stops — ideal for travelers comfortable on uneven terrain who want a compact introduction to Rinjani’s lower watershed and island traditions.
Benang Kelambu and Benang Stokel are about a 1–1.5 hour drive from Mataram depending on traffic and your exact pickup point.
Small plunge pools are accessible and often safe for quick dips in dry season, but currents and water quality vary — follow local guide advice.
Approaches include stone steps and short inclines; not technically steep but can be strenuous for those with limited mobility.
Yes — bring small denominations in Indonesian rupiah for entrance fees, parking, and food stalls; some vendors may not accept cards.
Lombok TripVaganza operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of the air-conditioned vehicle into humid Central Lombok and the sound of water threads the air — thin curtains of spray that have been falling here since rivers bled off Mount Rinjani.
You step out of the air-conditioned vehicle into humid Central Lombok and the sound of water threads the air — thin curtains of spray that have been falling here since rivers bled off Mount Rinjani.
Benang Kelambu and Benang Stokel sit on the southern slopes of Rinjani’s watershed; the falls tumble roughly 20 meters over volcanic rock, splitting into curtains and bowls that shimmer in pockets of sun. Benang Setokel — literally a "bundle of thread" — arrives from an upland river and fans across basalt shelves, while its neighbor threads into plunge pools framed by bamboo and teak.
The route ties natural spectacle to culture: Lingsar Temple, a unique Wektu Telu site blending Hindu and Islamic practices since the 18th century, and Narmada Water Palace, built in 1805 as a scaled homage to Rinjani, are typical stops on the circuit. Geologically these falls are the work of Rinjani’s erosion legacy — ash and lava laid down, then carved by seasonal flows.
Practically, expect a half‑day to full‑day outing, uneven stone steps, and wet, slippery approaches to viewing platforms. Guides handle entrance fees and local navigation; bring closed‑toe shoes with grip, quick‑dry clothing, a waterproof layer, and eco‑friendly sunscreen. Visit in the dry months for clearer pools and safer trails; in the wet season flows are bigger but paths are muddier.
This is an accessible Lombok day trip that pairs short hikes with cultural stops — ideal for travelers comfortable on uneven terrain who want a compact introduction to Rinjani’s lower watershed and island traditions.