Lombok: Black Langur, Rice Fields & Sarang Walet Falls Sukarara, Black Langur, Rice Fields & Sarang Walet Falls

Explore Tetebatu’s monkey forest, look for wild black langurs, walk through rice fields, and trek to the secluded Sarang Walet Waterfall.
Explore Tetebatu's Forest, Countryside and Hidden Waterfall

Discover a quieter side of East Lombok on a private nature adventure combining wildlife observation, countryside walking and a trek to Sarang Walet Waterfall.

Your experience begins in the Monkey Forest area of Tetebatu, where you will walk beneath the trees and explore the natural habitat of wild black langurs. With your local guide, keep an eye on the forest canopy and listen for movement among the trees.

Black langurs live freely in the forest, so sightings depend on natural conditions and animal activity. If they are present, observe them from a respectful distance and watch how they move through their natural surroundings. Your guide can share information about their behavior and the forest ecosystem.

From the forest, continue on foot through the rice-field landscape surrounding Tetebatu. Follow quiet paths between fields and village areas while enjoying views of the countryside. This part of the journey offers a slower contrast to the forest trek and provides a glimpse of everyday rural life.

The adventure then continues toward Sarang Walet Waterfall. Follow natural trails through the surrounding landscape as you make your way toward this lesser-known waterfall. The walk adds a sense of adventure as the landscape gradually becomes greener and more secluded.

At Sarang Walet Waterfall, take time to enjoy the natural surroundings and the sound of cascading water. Depending on weather and local safety conditions, you may have time to cool off in an appropriate natural pool area.

This experience is designed for travelers who prefer nature, walking and exploration rather than a busy sightseeing itinerary. It combines three different environments—forest, rice fields and waterfall—into one private adventure.

Responsible Wildlife Observation

The black langurs are wild animals living in their natural habitat. Guests should not feed, touch, chase or intentionally disturb them. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed and depend on the animals' natural behavior, weather and conditions on the day.

The exact walking route may be adjusted by your local guide according to weather, trail conditions and wildlife activity.

To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.

This excursion you can cancel with no cost up to 24 hours before the start of the trip. If you cancel it after 24 hours or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity. Being late on pick-up or departure will be considered as not showing up.