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Woodfire Cooking with Local Sasak Women
Cook & Connect: Sasak Traditional Cooking on a Farm in North Lombok
5.0
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Group size
Up to 6 guests

DURATION
2.5 hours

Booking type
Join-in trip

MEET UP
At location

Group size
Up to 6 guests
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Spend a slow afternoon in the Lombok countryside cooking with local Sasak women
This is a lovely way to experience Sasak culture through something very everyday: food. You’ll harvest ingredients from the organic garden, then cook with local women using the same family recipes, traditional tools and firewood stoves they grew up with.You’ll make two vegetable dishes, two protein dishes and a traditional dessert, but the best part is everything that happens around the cooking. Over tubruk coffee and conversations, you’ll learn about Sasak customs including sarongs and betel nut traditions, and hear stories about village life that you wouldn’t get from simply following a recipe.It’s relaxed, hands-on and very personal — less about mastering Indonesian cooking techniques, and more about understanding where the food comes from and the people and traditions behind it. Your visit also directly supports local women sharing these skills and keeping them part of village life.What to ExpectHarvest ingredients from the organic gardenCook five dishes over a firewood stoveLearn traditional Sasak tools and techniquesShare tubruk coffee and local traditionsSit down together for a communal mealTake the recipes home with youGood to KnowJoin-in experience, around 2.5–3 hoursBeginner-friendly; no cooking experience neededTransport isn't included but can be addedRecipes are provided after the classWhat to ExpectHarvest your own ingredients from a peaceful organic gardenCook two veggie dishes, two protein dishes, and a traditional dessert over open fireUse age-old kitchen tools and techniques passed down through generationsLearn about Sasak traditions like betel nut, sarongs, and tubruk coffeeEnjoy a communal meal at the farm
Experience highlights
What You’ll be Doing
Cook Bayan dishes with garden harvest, learn Sasak traditions, and enjoy a farm meal together
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What’s Included
Hands-on traditional cooking session
Garden harvest experience (pick fresh ingredients)
Tubruk coffee served as your drink
Recipes to take home
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Who you’re supporting

Community Champion

Leave No Trace Steward

Wildlife Protector

Women-led Wonder
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Next Available Dates
Prices shown in USD
Select Time for 18 Sep 2026
Additional Information
Where we'll meet
Start Point
Meet-up at Bayan Farm Stay, Lombok(Saifana Organic Farm, Jalan Raya Bayan, Indonesia)
- 15 mins before selected timeslot
End Point
- End at Start Point(s)
Transport Add-ons
Add-on 1
- Transport from North Lombok(Price: Rp777.285 for up to 4 guests)
Add-on 2
- Transport from Airport Area(Price: Rp910.800 for up to 4 guests)
Add-on 3
- Transport from Kuta Area(Price: Rp1.036.035 for up to 4 guests)
Add-on 4
- Transport from East Lombok(Price: Rp1.036.035 for up to 4 guests)
Start & Ends
- Every Monday11:00AM - 01:30PM
- Every Tuesday11:00AM - 01:30PM
- Every Wednesday11:00AM - 01:30PM
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Suitability / Accessibility
- Vegetarian food available
- Halal food available
- Child Friendly (Recommended Age: 6+)
Cancellation & other policies
Cancellation
Cancel 7 days before activity for a full refund
What to Pack
- You don’t really need to bring anything — just yourself! If you want to be extra comfortable, you can bring mosquito repellent.
From
Rp362.250
/person5.0(12)
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Meet your host
Sutikno and his wife, Anne-Sophie, started their journey in Lombok back in 2013. They returned to Indonesia after years abroad where they worked in development agencies in countries as far flung as Mali and Laos. They were ready to settle down and without even seeing the land first, they bought it to help someone in a medical emergency. What they got was dry, rocky ground—but they rolled up their sleeves and slowly transformed it into a thriving farm using regenerative practices. Over the years their kindness extends far beyond growing vegetables on the farm — they now share their sustainable permaculture farming knowledge widely with community in hopes that they can improve farming practices across the island, allowing the soil to regenerate from decades of monocropping. They also work to empower local women, who face child marriage and domestic violence in northern Lombok, by giving them meaningful employment and teaching them English. Their cup is always overflowing with love and care for their community.
Experience: 13 years
Speaks: Fluent English
Acceptance rate: 100%

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