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Rinjani - Mandalika UNESCO Global Geopark

Rinjani Volcano and Segara Crater Lake in Lombok (photo: Mostbeautifulscenery)

Mandalika Beach in Lombok (photo: Suara Jatim)

Rinjani - Mandalika - UNESCO Global Geopark

Once upon a time, the legend says that the beach of Mandalika is the site where the Princess of Mandalika sacrificed herself for the community of Lombok islands. Possessing great natural diverse landscape comprising savanna, tropical forest, and marine biodiversity, Rinjani volcano mountain including Mandalika coastal region were designated as UNESCO Global Geopark in 2018. The geopark region spans the area of about 2800 km², where certain spots are developed into several ecotourism sites offering varied cultural experience and natural activities. As the host of the next 2021 F1 MotoGP competition, Indonesian government is currently building an F1 circuit on the board of Mandalika coastal geopark. This project is also aimed at creating sustainable sport tourism which is also connected to the conservation of world class geopark. Visit Rinjani and have your most memorable vacation!

 

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