“UNESCO Global Geopark Contributing for Sustaining Local Communities and Reducing Geohazard Risks”

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Empowering local socio-economic sustainable development Engaging Communities, geohazard risk and recovery Popularizing scientific knowledge for public education Promoting aspiring global geoparks Networking volcanic landscape global geoparks

Published by: Development Planning Agency of Province 2007 2015 APGN Symposium, Langkawi Geopark, Malaysia The 4th APGN Symposium, San’in Kaigan Geopark,

2011 2017 The 2nd APGN Symposium, Dong Van Geopark, Vietnam The 5th APGN Symposium, Zhijindong Cave UGGp, China

2013 2019 The 3rd APGN Symposium, Jeju Island, South Korea The 6th APGN Symposium, Rinjani- UGGp, GREETINGS FROM GOVERNOR OF WEST NUSA TENGGARA PROVINCE

West Nusa Tenggara Province has 2 active volcanoes that contribute to the development of science in the world and for local people, these two volcanoes have been a source of their life. One of the world heritages, Rinjani-Lombok Geopark in Lombok Island, has been designated as a part of the UNESCO Global Geopark since 2018.

Lombok Island is an exotic island, which formed from a complex geological processes. Still, these geological processes can be felt on daily basis through various events. The series of have hit the island of Lombok in July - August 2018. The quakes have impacted on 564 people died, economic losses, social and environmental destruction. Awareness of these unique conditions of the regional terrestrial, the Provincial Government of NTB Province in collaboration with geopark and the community will increase the efforts to continuously improve disaster risk reduction that align with Sustainable Development Goals.

The 6th Asia Pacific Geopark Networks (APGN) Symposium in September 2019 will take the theme “UNESCO Global Geoparks Contributing for Sustaining Local Communities and Reducing Geohazard Risk". This theme is very appropriate with the needs to implement the concept of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the Asia Pacific regions. The presence of geopark experts and practitioners from various parts of the globe can enhance the new knowledge, skills, and will contribute to the learning processes that essential to support the development of sustainable geoparks.

Welcome to Geopark Rinjani-Lombok, the tropical bridge between Asia and . GOVERNOR OF WEST NUSA TENGGARA PROVINCE,

H. ZULKIEFLIMANSYAH

1 WARM GREETINGS FROM GENERAL MANAGER OF RINJANI-LOMBOK UGGP

This 6th APGN Symposium will be held at Geopark Rinjani-Lombok from August, 31st to September, 6th 2019. All elements of the society in Lombok Island ranging from the geosite community to the West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Government will be involved in managing this event. The 2019 APGN Symposium, as one of the international events, indirectly provide the opportunities to showcase the existing condition of Lombok Island, which hit by the earthquakes in July 2018. We will love to welcome you all to our Rinjani-Lombok geopark, a very romantic, bombastic and fantastic; Rinjani-Lombok Geopark: The Tropical Bridge between Asia and Australia.

The committee takes the theme "UNESCO Global Geoparks Contributing for Sustaining Local Communities and Reducing Geohazard Risk". This theme promotes the success of the UNESCO Global Geopark as one of the networks that directly contributed to the Sustainable Development Goals and local communities. In parallel, reducing geohazard risk aims to remind all of us that the whole Asia Pacific regions need to prepare disaster risk reduction strategies. The new geological disaster that hit Lombok is an example of the importance of disaster the risk reduction. This main theme will consist of 5 topics that will be discussed for 4 days at the Symposium followed a-day excursion to the main geosites of Rinjani-Lombok Geopark.

Rinjani-Lombok Geopark is located in Lombok Island, and formed as a result of volcanic activities within relatively young rock ages. However, the geological heritages in this geopark can give a wonderful impression and experience to the 6th APGN Symposium participants. We are committed to provide the best services for all participants of this event. I hope that the symposium can provide a networking platform to enhance discussion and knowledge among APGN members, geopark experts and scientists for sustaining the development of geopark in the near future.

See you soon in Lombok, and thank you very much.

GENERAL MANAGER

CHAIRUL MAHSUL

2 ABOUT RINJANI-LOMBOK GEOPARK

Rinjani-Lombok UNESCO Global Geopark is situated on the island of Lombok in . As part of the Lesser or Kepulauan Nusa Tenggara, the island is located between and the to the west and and the to the east. The area of the Geopark encompasses five districts (Lombok Utara, Lombok Timur, Lombok Barat, Lombok Tengah and City) and covers about 2800 km2. Rinjani-Lombok UNESCO Global Geopark has a rich and diverse landscape, forest types ranging from savannahs and semi deciduous forests to lower montane evergreen forests and tropical montane evergreen forests.

Quaternary calc-alkaline volcanoes, Oligo-Miocene volcanic rocks and Neogene intrusive igneous rocks dominate the island’s geology. The volcanic complex developed due to the subduction of the Plate under the South East Asia Plate. The Quaternary volcanoes can be further categorized into an old and young complex. The old complex consists of the Mt. Punikan and Mt. Nangi in the west and the Mt. Sembalun in the east. With a height of 3,726 m a.s.l. Mt. Rinjani presently holds the highest peak in the volcanic complex. The of the Samalas Volcano, filled with a combination of meteoric and hydrothermal water, has formed a lake named Segara Anak. In the middle of the caldera emerges a young volcanic cone, Mt. Rombongan and Mt. Barujari. The youngest volcanic complex, Mt. Rinjani, was formed approximately 12,000 to 6,000 years ago. Two volcanic cones existed prior to the eruption of the Samalas or Old Rinjani volcano in the 13th century, the Samalas Volcano and Mt. Rinjani. The eruption of Samalas in 1257 resulted in the formation of a huge caldera and pyroclastic flow in Kokok Putik and caused the collapse of part of Old Rinjani. This eruption changed the entire landscape, buried the old civilization and created a stage for the beginning of a new culture era.

3 ABOUT THE 6th APGN SYMPOSIUM

The 6th Asia Pacific Geoparks Network(APGN) symposium will be held from 31 August - 6 September 2019 in Rinjani-Lombok UNESCO Global Geopark, Indonesia. This event will bring participates from Asia-Pacific UNESCO Global Geoparks as well as National Geoparks from Indonesia and Asia-Pacific countries. This event provides the opportunity to actively share ideas while deepening understanding among APGN. This Symposium is organized by local government of West Nusa Tenggara Province. About 800 people are expected to participate in the symposium including geoparks managements, scientists and the government representatives from all over the world . The theme of the 6th APGN will be focused on “UNESCO Global Geoparks Contributing for Sustaining Local Communities and Reducing Geohazard Risk”. Along the theme, 5 related topics will be disscussed. “Empowering local socio-economic sustainable development; Engaging Communities, geohazard risk and recovery; Popularizing scientific knowledge for public education; Promoting aspiring global geoparks & Networking volcanic landscape global geoparks”. Participates from Asia-Pacific countries will get together to share knowledges about the natural heritage and mitigation of geohazard through creative and active engagement.

4 I. SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

NO NAME NATION INSTITUTION/ ORIGIN 1 Dr. Miguel Clusener-godt France UNESCO 2 Prof. Nikolas Zouros Greece GGN President 3 Dr. Guy Martini France Chairperson of UGG council 4 Prof. Dr. HE Qingcheng China Coordinator APGN AC 5 Prof.IbrahimKomoo Malaysia Vice President of GGN 6 Dr. Mahito Watanabe Japan APGN AC 7 Dr. Soojae Lee South Korea APGN AC 8 Dr. Tran Tan Van Vietnam APGN AC 9 Prof. SetsuyaNakada Japan APGN AC 10 Dr. Ka Ming Yeung Hongkong Head of Hongkong UGGp of China 11 HanangSamodra, M.Sc., Indonesia APGN AC 12 Prof. Zhang Jianping China APGN AC 13 Maurizio Burlando Italy GM of Parko Beigua 14 Dr. Yunus Kusumabrata Indonesia The acceleration team of Indonesian geopark 15 Azwir Malaon Indonesia The acceleration team of Indonesian geopark 16 Prof. Dr. H. LaluHusni, S.H., M.Hum. Indonesia Rector of Mataram University 17 Drs. H. Arsyad Abdul Gani, M.Pd Indonesia Rector of Muhammadiyah Mataram University Teacher 18 Prof. Kusno, DEA, Ph.D. Indonesia Training Institute of Education of Mataram 19 Dr. KhirjanNahdi, M.HumProf. Indonesia Rector of Hamzanwadi University 20 Dr. Ida BagusWindiaAdnyana Indonesia

5 II. ASIA PACIFIC GEOPARKS NETWORK ADVISORY COMMITTEE

NO NAME COUNTRY/ORIGIN 1 Prof. Dr. HE Qingcheng China 2 Prof. Dr. Setsuya Nakada Japan 3 Dr. Soojae Lee South Korea 4 Mr. Hanang Samodra Indonesia 5 Dr. Alireza Amrikazemi Iran 6 Ms. Kana Furusawa Japan 7 Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Komoo Malaysia 8 Dr. Tran Tan Van Vietnam 9 Dr. Tawspon Nuchanong Thailand 10 Ms. Sun Li China 11 Prof. Dr. Zhang Jianping China 12 Dr. Mahito Watanabe Japan 13 Dr. Yongmun Jeon South Korea 14 Dr. Miguel Clusener-Godt UNESCO 15 Prof. Dr. Nikolas Zouros GGN

6 III. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Chairperson : Regional Secretary of West Nusa Tenggara Province Co-chairperson 1 : General Manager of Rinjani-LombokUGGp Co-chairperson 2 : Head of Planning, Research and Regional Development Agency of West Nusa Tenggara Secretary : Head of Tourism Office of West Nusa Tenggara

ANGGOTA SUPPORTERS:

• Head of Energy & Mineral Resources Office • Global Geoparks Network (GGN) • Head of Environment and Forestry Office • Asia Pacific Geoparks Network (APGN) • Head of Industrial Office • Indonesian Geoparks Network • Head of Education and Culture Office • Local government of West Nusa Tenggara Province • Head of Communication, Information and Statistical Data Office • Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Natural Resources • Head of Public Works and Housing Office • Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources • Rinjani-Lombok Geopark Management Board • Ministry of Tourism • Tambora Geopark Management Board • Ministry of Education and Culture • Ministry of Environment and Forestry

7 PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF THE 6th APGN SYMPOSIUM

August, 30 Friday August, 31 Saturday September, 1 Sunday September, 2 Monday September, 3 Tuesday September, 4 Wednesday September, 5 Thursday September, 6 Friday September, 7-9 Sat-mon Airport at Gili Trawangan at Gili Trawangan at Gili Trawangan at Mataram City at Mataram City 3 Path of Field Trip at Mataram City optional Travelling and arrival UNESCO UNESCO APGN AC Meeting 6th, APGN Symposium 6th, APGN Symposium 6th, APGN 6th, APGN Symposium Post-Symposium of UGG/GGN Global Geoparks Global Geoparks APGN CC Meeting Opening Ceremony Opening Ceremony Mid-Symposium Scientist Session Tours (optional) executive board Council Meeting Council Meeting GGN Executive & Scientist Session & Scientist Session Field Trip & Workshop and APGN Council (Closed Meeting) (Closed Meeting) Board Meeting & Workshop & Workshop Members (Closed Meeting) APGN AC Meeting Travelling and Arrival Working Lunch Working Lunch UGG Evaluators Working Lunch Post-Symposium APGN CC Meeting of Symposium Seminar Tours (optional) GGN Executive participants (at Lombok Raya Hotel) Board Meeting (Closed Meeting) On site registration 6th, APGN 6th, APGN 6th, APGN Symposium Post-Symposium APGN Symposium Symposium Symposium Scientist Session Tours (optional) opens Intangible Scientist Session Scientist Session Heritage Exhibition set up Geofair Set up Advisory Committee Advisory Closing Ceremony Post-Symposium Meeting Committee Meeting Tours (optional) (for GGN or APGN) (for GGN or APGN) Closed Meeting Closed Meeting

Symposium Free Evening Post-Symposium UNESCO Gala Dinner Tours (optional) Global Geoparks Ice-Breaking UGG Council Dinner Free Dinner Council Meeting Dinner for all (Closed Meeting)

Intangible Haritage Exhibition Geofair and Posters All Day through

The committee provides 3 meeting rooms from 3 – 6 September 2019 for participants/ geopark that need space/room for networking events. Please inform us if you need the room before the symposium or during the symposium (2 hours before the meeting).

8 PRESENTATION

The modes of presentation must be in oral presentation or poster presentation. 1.ORAL PRESENTATION • Presentation time must be within 15 minutes, including question session. • Oral presentations will be conducted on September 3rd, September 4th or September 6th. Date and time of the presentation will be informed later by the organizing committee. • Presentation must be in English. • Some of the applicants for oral presentations may be asked to give poster presentations instead. 2.POSTER PRESENTATION • The size of the poster must be within 90 cm (height) × 70 cm (width). • Poster presentation will be conducted on September 3rd - 4th. Date and time of the presentation will be informed later by the organizing committee. • Posters must be written and presented in English.

IMPORTANT DATES: • Due date of oral presentation/poster session abstracts: 20 May 2019 • Early due date of registration: 30 April 2019 • Regular due date of registration: 15 July 2019 and late registration: 15 August 2019

9 SUBMITTING ABSTRACT Participants who will make an oral presentation/poster presentation must submit an abstract and note the following items: • The abstract must be written in English. • Participants who will make an oral presentation/poster presentation must choose their session topic. • The title of abstract must be in capital letters, and within 100 letters. • The abstract must be in English and within 250 words. • Do not use diagrams, pictures, or photographs. • The due date of the abstract is May 20th 2019 • If you submit an abstract, you must also complete the registration by July 15th 2019. • If you submit an abstract and do not complete the registration, you will not be entitled to make a presentation.

Revision of abstracts Revision before due date • Applicants can revise their abstract by the due date (20 May) even after the submission. • If obvious spelling or grammatical mistakes are found, Organization Committee may correct them. Please make sure to confirm that the abstract is written correctly before submitting.

Revision after due date • Some applicants may be asked to revise their abstract according to the experts’ advice after the deadline of abstract submission.

Notification of review results • Abstracts will be selected after they have been reviewed by scientific committee. • Those who have submitted an abstract will be notified the result via the E-mail (primary author) address provided in the abstract. • Applicants will be notified the results by the middle of June 2019.

10 EXHIBITION

OUTLINE OF EXHIBITION Title : Geofair of the 6th Asia-Pacific Geoparks Network Symposium Date and time Registration deadline : July 31st 2019 Geofair : September 3rd - 6th 2019 Preparation for exhibition : September 2nd 2019, 16:00–18:00 Removal of exhibits : September 6th 2019, 17:00–18:00

EXHIBITION VENUE Lombok Raya Hotel

IMPORTANT POINTS • Selling products at the venue is prohibited. • Taking and exhibiting dangerous items are also forbidden. • Do not exhibit anything that could interfere with other participants and visitors, or that could be dangerous. • Ensuring there are stuffs at the booth all the time.

DUE DATE OF APPLICATION July, 31st 2019 Due to the limited number of the booths, if all the booth fully occupied before the deadline of registration, committee has to reject the requested of the booth

HOW TO APPLY • Please fill the registration/ submission form of the geofair in this website. If you have any problem with the submission, please contact our committee at [email protected] • The confirmation e-mail will be sent after verifying the acceptance of the application. If confirmation e-mail or fax is not sent to you after several days, contact the organizing committee.

11 GEOFAIR FEE AND BASIC EQUIPMENT Exhibition fee (including basic booths) 800 USD per booth. Exhibition fee is not included in the APGN Symposium 2019 registration fee. Requirement of a standard booth • Equipment of booths may change. • If you use two booths, the booths must be used sideways in principle. For any questions/requests for this optional service, please contact the organizing committee at [email protected]

NO ITEM S T A N D A R D S 1 One small, one-wall- open booth W300mm × D2,00mm H250mm 2 Lighting Two lights (both 100w) 3 Table One table W1,800mm × D600mm 4 Chair Two chairs 5 Power source (sockets) Two sockets

CANCELLATION OF EXHIBITION APPLICATION • Refund will be provided for reasonable cancellation. • Please contact the organizing committee for the cancelation

DETAILS OF REFUND The refund will be transferred to the designated account in a month after the symposium

NO DEADLINE DETAILS OF REFUND 1 Received by July 28th, 2019 50% of the exhibition fee will be refunded 2 Received on and after August, 1st 2019 No refund

12 REGISTRATION FEE

Please pay in USD Please transfer the registration fee to:

BANK NAME : PT BANK MANDIRI PERSERO, Tbk. ADDRESS : BRANCH OFFICE MATARAM CAKRANEGARA SWIFT CODE : BMRIIDJA BENEFICIARY : RINJANI LOMBOK GEOPARK BENEFICIARY ACCOUNT NO: 161 00 5445555 0

After transfer, please send us the copy of receipt to our email: [email protected] with subject ‘Registration fee Symposium” or to [email protected] with subject “Registration of geofair”

SYMPOSIUM Early Bird 400 $ Until 30th April 2019 Normal 435 $ Until 15th July 2019 Late 480 $ Until 15th August 2019

GEOFAIR 800 $ Until 31st July 2019

The booth is limited, if all the booths fully occupied before the deadline of registration, the committee has the right to reject the requests

13 MID-SYMPOSIUM EXCURSION

Mid-Conference Excursion(September 5th 2019) Fee: (included in the registration fee) There are three trails of the excursion: Rinjani Cultural 1 Landscape ITINERARY: MATARAM – KEMALIQ PURA LINGSAR – WATERFALL IN AIK BERIK – NARMADA PARK This trail talk much about the culture forming by the volcanic landscape and . Most of land of Lombok covered by volcanic rock, both ancient volcanic rock and young volcanic rock. Almost the whole of Rinjani-Lombok Geopark area itself covered by quarternary volcanic rock dominated by Rinjani volcanic rock. Mount Rinjani is the holy mount because it belief as the center cosmos of Lombok Island. Rinjani is the only water resources of Lombok Island so that every ethnicity in Lombok really love and respect to this mount. In this trail participant will visit some of the geosite in Rinjani-Lombok Geopark that show the local culture related to Mount Rinjani. fisrt stop site will be at Kemaliq Pura Lingsar. Kemaliq Pura Lingsar is an area where (Balinese) and Moslem in Lombok () stitch together to protect the spring in this area. Both etchnics consider the spring is a holy place and need to be protect for our live. Once a year there is a ceremony called “perang topat” to strengthen relation between two different religion. The second stop site is at Aik Berik Village. Aik Berik Village is one of the infiltration of ground water area in Lombok. There are so many springs and waterfalls here, most two famous waterfalls are Benang Stokel and Benang Kelambu. Benang Kelambu and Benang Setokel are located inside the tropical forest of Lombok. It takes about 2 hours walk to see and enjoy this two waterfalls. Benang Kelambu Waterfall is a waterfall where the water comes out from the rock pores and looks like a nets.

14 Local Wisdom 2 for Disaster Resilience

ITINERARY: MATARAM – GUMANTAR – SENARU – NARMADA One of the reasons why Rinjani and it’s surround developed to be a geopark is because Lombok is a vulnerable area to geohazards and climate change. Indigenous people of Lombok, called as Sasak (ethnic) have kind of local wisdom in about how lo live, conserve the forest and local roles to use the nature material for lifehood. In this trail, participants of the symposium will visit some geosite in Gumantar and Senaru. Gumantar is one of the famous geosite for its local culture including the traditional building of Sasak people. Basically, traditional building of Lombok is made from bamboo, wood, and other natural material arround the area. These traditional building is also an resistant building because of the elasticity of bamboo in the face of earthquake vibrations. When 2 months earthquake happening in Lombok in 2018, the Gumantar Traditional Village (and Senaru) persisted and even became a refuge / evacuation place for earthquake victims from other villages. After the big earthquakes happen, today people in Lombok returned his attention to local wisdom in building construction. Senaru is another geosite to visit. This place is one of the main gate to Mount Rinjani. local people get increase their economy because of trekking activity to Rinjani and soft-trekking arround the village. There are some important site in Senaru namely traditional village of Senaru, plantation and the waterfalls with their own unique geological story.

15 Trace of Ancient 3 Volcano in Sembalun Valley

ITINERARY: MATARAM – SEMBALUN – NARMADA Sembalun is one of the most important geosites in Rinjani-Lombok Geopark. It is one of the gates to Mount Rinjani (center of the geopark) and the shortest trekking path to reach the highest point in Lesser Sunda (top of Rinjani). Sembalun itself is a remnant of ancient caldera. Sembalun is another young quarternary volcanic complex beside Rinjani in the geopark. The age of ancient volcano of Sembalun is about 0.45 million years ago. Sembalun is also one of the oldest civilization of Lombok after paroximal eruption of Old Rinjani.Sembalun today is famous as the fertile land with beautiful landscape. In 2017 Sembalun awarded as the World Best Honeymoon Destination. Sembalun is also one of the most affected area of Lombok Earthquake in 2018 but the people of Sembalun get up soon because so much to do in this beautiful land. Sembalun has some sites of the geopark namely Desa Beleq Sembalun (Traditional Village of Sembalun consist of 7 houses), the wall of ancient caldera surround the village of Sembalun, agriculture and the waterfalls.

Gala Dinner (5 September) will be held at Narmada Park. Narmada Park is the geological site and also the cultural site of Rinjani-Lombok Geopark. Narmada Park has some springs and as a cultural heritage, in the past King of Anak Agung built this park as the miniature of Caldera Samalas (Old Rinjani) because He was getting old and couldn’t walk up Rinjani anymore for Mulang Pekelem ceremony (kind of Hinduism ceremony in Lombok to maintain natural harmony)

16 SUBMISSION ABSTRACT FORM

Co-author 3 (Name, Organization, Country/Region, E-mail) Primary Author (required)

Organization (required)

Presenter Primary author Country / Region (required) Co-author 1 Co-author 2 Co-author 3 Telephone (required)

Presentation Modes Oral Presentation E-mail (required) Poster Presentation

Session Topic Co-author 1 (Name, Organization, Country/Region, E-mail) Empowering local sosio-economic sustair

Abstract Title (within 100 letters)

Co-author 2 (Name, Organization, Country/ Region, E-mail)

Abstract (within 250 words)

Submitting abstract can be done by filling in the abstract form on https://apgn2019.com/forms/abstracts-form/ If you have any problem in submitting abstract directly in our website, please download the abstract submission form and send it manually to [email protected]

17 SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION FORM

Preference Mr Mrs Miss Ms

Surname/Family Name (required) E-mail (required)

Name (required) Country/ Region (required) Indonesia

Origin/Institution (required) Fieldtrip Fieldtrip 1 Rinjani Cultural Landscape

Address (required) Food Request (Vegetarian, gluten free, etc)

Phone Number (required) REGISTER

Registration must be done online at the official website apgn2019 at https://apgn2019.com/forms/participans-form/ after completing the form, participants are required to pay registration fees through the transfer method, paypal or credit card

18 EXHIBITION REGISTRATION FORM

Origin/ Institution (required) Poster content (content of exhibition)

Number of booth (required)

Addres (required)

Phone number (required) PIC of the booth (2 person)

E-mail (required)

REGISTER

Description of exhibitor

Registration must be done online at the official website apgn2019 at https://apgn2019.com/forms/geofair-form/ after completing the form, participants are required to pay registration fees through the transfer method or credit card

19 HOTEL BOOKING FORM

Hotel (required)

Hotel (required) Name (required) –

Check In (required) Address (required) hh/bb/2019

Check Out (required) Personal Phone Number (required)

hh/bb/2019

Number of occupancy (required) Your Email (required) 1

Origin/Institution (required) Note/ special request

PERSONAL CONTACT:

Surname/Family Name (required)

For the Participants of APGN symposium, the committee has collaborated with several hotels near the venue Hotel can be booked at the official website apgn2019 at https://apgn2019.com/forms/book-a-hotel/

20 SHUTTLE BUS BOOKING FORM

Full Name (required)

Address (required) Date of arrival (required)

hh/bb/2019

Personal phone number (required) Flight Number (required)

E-mail (required) Time of arrival (required)

Note Time of leaving 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 13.00 no shuttle needed

Number of seat

SEND

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Shuttle bus can be booked at the official website apgn2019 at https://apgn2019.com/forms/shuttle-bus/ This is a free shuttle bus for all participants.

21 POST-SYMPOSIUM EXCURSION

There are some routes for post-Symposium Excursion (7 – 9 September 2019) Please be sure to read the descriptions below and choose the trip that is suitable for your level of fitness and agility. Fee: The fee of field trip covers transportation, accommodation, meals and admission tickets.

1. Aik Berik Unforgetable Rinjani Trekking Tour (4D3N) Explore Rinjani with the different nuances, start from AikBerik Village (a village with thousand springs) to PelawanganAikBerik – Caldera lake – LantanVillage.Fee : IDR 4.000.000 (include equipment gears, local guide, porter, meals, entry ticket and transportation to the hotel, exclude hotel after the trip)

2. Being Sasakean Tour (2D1N) Being a Sasak Tribe for 2 days, Sasak is the native tribe in Lombok Island. The tour will take place in TeteBatuVllage, a village close to some geosites in East Lombok.Fee : IDR 2.000.000,- (include homestay, local guide, transport, meals)

3. Gunung Tunak Sunset & Sunrise Tour (2D1N) Explore the exotic beaches and local culture in south Lombok within GunungTunak Nature Park. All the geotourism package is handled by local community. Fee : IDR 2.500.000,- (include equipment gears, local guide, entry ticket and transportation)

4. Trail of Submarine Volcano in south Lombok (1D) Explore and trace the ancient volcano together with the culture formed by the interaction of people and the nature.Fee: IDR 1.500.000,- (include the local guide, entry ticket, transportation)

22 5. Tambora & Satonda Island (3D2N) and Satonda Island are located in Tambora National Geopark in Sumbawa Island, next island of Lombok. Tambora eruption in 1815 is one of the biggest disaster in the modern era, while Satonda Island is an ancient volcano having Stromatolite inside the sea water around Satonda.Fee : IDR 6.500.000,- (include flight return, offroad ride, homestay, meals, transport, entry ticket).

6. , , & Packages Explore the exotic island in other part of Lesser Sunda in a day, 2 days, 3 days or 4 days. Starting point is at Denpasar, Bali to Labuan Bajo, Komodo Island, Rinca, and others around East Nusa Tenggara. The package already include transfer, tour, hotel (for over night packages) and meals during the trip. Please contact us for more info.

7. Lombok Super Duper Packages The trip will bring you to the other side of Lombok Island in GiliSudak and Sasak Tour. Available in 3D2N package and 4D3N package. The package is include hotel, boat, meals, tour and transfer, guide, snorkeling equipment and donation to tourism object. Contact us for more details.

8. A Walk to Remember in Ancient Caldera of Sembalun This journey will take you to the dramatic trip in ancient volcano of Sembalun. Available in 2D1N package or 1D package, the trip will bring you to some of fascinating sites in Sembalun and will follow the daily activities of local farmers.

9. Whale Shark Tourism (2D1N) It is a recreational activity to observe charismatic whale sharks in the wild by snorkeling, diving and observations from ships. Whale shark tourism in Saleh Bay, Sumbawa Island, West Nusa Tenggara can be done at particular times considering the age of the moon when the bagan vessel operates. However, this whale shark tourism observation activity does not fully guarantee tourists to meet the whale shark. The package start from the airport of Sumbawa and exclude the flight ticket from Lombok – Sumbawa. The reservation must be made no later than 2 days before trip. Please contact us for more detail information.

*For participant who bring a family to the Symposium program, it is possible to take one of above packages during the symposium time. Please contact us for more details!

23 HOTEL PARTNER

1. Lombok Raya Hotel 3. Aston Inn

Superior room 38.5 $ Superior room 44.5 $ Super Deluxe room 50 $ Superior pool view 50 $ Deluxe 57.5 $

2. Lombok Garden Hotel 4. Montana

Superior room 37 $ Superior room 45 $ Deluxe room 40 $ Junior suite 79.5 $ Super deluxe room 47.5 $

24 5. Aruna Senggigi From Lombok International Airport to Senggigi (Lombok Raya Hotel) 1. By Shuttle Bus (free shuttle bus is provides by committee) and operate in 1 – 2 September 2019, continue by taxi to Senggigi 2. By Taxi airport (approximately about 250k IDR) 3. By Damri (Airport – Senggigi) continue by city taxi or online taxi service

Deluxe room 65$ From Senggigi (if participant stay at Senggigi during the symposium program) to Mataram (venue of Symposium) TRANSPORTATION 1. by taxi 2. online taxi by application such as GoJek or Grab From Lombok International Airport to Mataram (Lombok From Mataram (venue/hotel) or Senggigi to around the city Raya Hotel) or vice versa and Lombok Island 1. By Shuttle Bus (free shuttle bus is provides by committee) and 1. by taxi operate in 1 – 2 September 2019 2. by travel (can organized in the venue by tour&travel partners of 2. By Taxi airport (approximately about 170k IDR) committee) 3. By Damri (Airport – Pull Damri, Mataram; Airport – Senggigi) 3. online taxi by application such as GoJek or Grab continue by city taxi or online taxi sevice From Mataram/ Senggigi to Lombok International Airport 1. by shuttle bus from Lombok Raya Hotel (free from the committee), operate at 7 September 2019 2. by taxi 3. by travel

25 LOCATION

Senaru

Gumantar

Sembalun Valley

Mount Rinjani

Montana Hotel Aruna Senggigi Aik Berik Waterfall Kemalik Venue : Lombok Raya Hotel Pura Lingsar Narmada Park Lombok Garden Hotel

Lombok International Airport

26 VISA APPLICATION

Foreigners who plan to visit Indonesia for Holiday, Family, Social, Cultural, Business purposes may choose one of these visa : 1. VISIT VISA ON ARRIVAL Foreigners can apply this visa upon arrival in Indonesia, if the nationality included on visa on arrival countries list A holder of Visit Visa on Arrival is given 30 days stay and can be extended in Immigration Office for 1 (one) time, to have another 30 days stay 2. VISIT VISA Foreigners can apply visit visa in Indonesian Embassy or Consulates, or the guarantor could apply to the Directorate General of Immigration in , Indonesia Visit Visa is issued in Indonesian Embassy or Consulates

Note : please check http://www.imigrasi.go.id/index.php/en/public-services/visit-visa#general-info for visit visa application procedures A holder of Visit Visa is given up-to 60 days stay and can be extended in Immigration Office for 5 (five) time, each extension will be given another 30 days stay

27 VISA ON ARRIVAL

Countries/ Region

1. Algeria 24. Germany 47. Papua New Guinea 2. Andorra 25. Greece 48. Poland 3. Argentina 26. Hungary 49. Portugal 4. Armenia 27. Iceland 50. Qatar 5. Australia 28. India 51. Romania 6. Austria 29. Ireland 52. Russia 7. Bahrain 30. Italy 53. Saudi Arabia 8. Belarusia 31. Japan 54. Seychelles 9. Belgia 32. Kuwait 55. Slovakia 10. Brazil 33. Latvia 56. Slovenia 11. Bulgary 34. Libya 57. South Africa 12. Canada 35. Liechtenstein 58. South Korea 13. China 36. Lithuania 59. Spain 14. Croatia 37. Luxemberg 60. Suriname 15. Cyprus 38. Maldives 61. Sweden 16. Czech 39. Malta 62. Switzerland 17. Denmark 40. Mexico 63. Taiwan 18. Egypt 41. Monaco 64. Timor Leste 19. England 42. Netherlands 65. Tunisia 20. Estonia 43. New Zealand 66. Turki 21. Fiji 44. Norwegia 67. UAE 22. Finland 45. Oman 68. USA 23. France 46. Panama

28 GETTING TO LOMBOK

There are several ways to reach Lombok by airplane or ship (only from Bali and ). Participant from outside Indonesia can enter Indonesia via Jakarta (Soekarno-Hatta airport), Surabaya (Juanda airport) or Bali (Ngurah Rai Airport) and take flight to Lombok International airport. For international participants, you can enter via airports in Jakarta (Soekarno-Hatta and Halim Perdana Kusuma), Surabaya (Juanda) and Bali (Ngurah Rai) to Lombok International Airport. Flights from Bali to Lombok are taken in about 25 minutes, Surabaya to Lombok is around 45 minutes and Jakarta to Lombok is approximately 2 hours. Lombok International Airport is the only airport on Lombok. The airport is approximately 40 km south of Mataram city, and around 1 hour 30 minutes drive from Senggigi and 25 minutes from ( Resort).

INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT Lombok International airport has full Visa on arrival facilities, with efficient and fast processing. - SILK AIR A Subsidiary of Airlines, flies direct between Lombok and Singapore, three times per week. Phone: +62 370 628254 / 62855 – for detail www.silkair.com - GARUDA AIRLINES Flies between Malaysia and Lombok every day, with short stop over in Jakarta. Call center: 08041807807 for details: www.garuda-indonesia.com - AIR ASIA Flies between Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and Lombok Three time per week. for detail www.airasia.com

DOMESTIC FLIGHTS European connections are easy via Jakarta or Bali. Direct flights from Jakarta to Lombok are available every day and are usually timed to connect with European flights. Lombok is easily to accessible from Jakarta, Bali, Jogjakarta, and Surabaya. - Garuda Indonesia Has direct flights between Lombok, Bali, Surabaya, Makasar and Jakarta every day for details: www.garuda-indonesia.com - Lion Air Has daily flights between Lombok, Bali, Jakarta, and Surabaya for detail: www.lionair.co.id

29 - Trans Nusa Air Flies between Lombok, Sumbawa and once a day. www..co.id - Batik Air Has flights between Lombok, Jakarta, every day. – www.batikair.com

BALI TO LOMBOK BY SEA

Padang Bai harbour (Bali) provides the sea link between mainland Bali and Lombok. Lembar harbour (Lombok) is aprroximately 1 hour from Mataram, Lombok. Arrange your own transport and buy tickets direct from the harbours, or use a reputable tour company to provide a transfer service. Public Ferries depart every hour for the sea voyage between Padang Bai harbour (Bali) and Lembar harbour (Lombok). The crossing between the islands cost IDR 46.000 per person and takes approximately 4 to 5 hours. Lembar harbour phone: +62 370 681209, Padang Bai harbour phone: +62 363 41849

Fast Boat / Express Boat There are now numerous express boat services operating between Bali and Lombok. Most serve for Gili Trawangan, but several also call at Teluk Nare and Senggigi on mainland Lombok, making fast boats from Lombok to Bali vice versa an option to flying.

KMP Legundi Besides Bali, Lombok can also be connected with Surabaya by sea using KMP Legundi. This large ship serves crossing Lombok – Surabaya and Surabaya Lombok 2 times in 1 week. The price charged for one adult passenger is Rp. 86,000, – with a travel time of around 21 hours.

30 CONTACT PERSON

Office : Bappeda Provinsi NTB Jalan Flamboyan No. 2 Mataram

Telepon : Email : M. Akbar M. Siddik +62 831-1224-8666 [email protected] Meliawati +62 818-3658-84 [email protected] Misbahib Haraha +62 852-0460-1345 [email protected] Muhibbudin +62 819-9796-5363 [email protected] Lalu Budi Karyawan +62 852-0562-3539 [email protected] Lalu Ramli +62 813-3936-6600 [email protected]

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