Discover the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of Dompu Regency
Our mission to showcase Dompu's hidden treasures to the world
Introducing Dompu's unique attractions to international travelers and putting this hidden gem on the global tourism map.
Supporting local communities by creating sustainable tourism opportunities and preserving cultural heritage.
Promoting eco-tourism practices that protect Dompu's natural environment while supporting economic growth.
Dompu offers pristine landscapes that remain unspoiled by mass tourism, providing authentic experiences for travelers.
Centuries of history and traditions are preserved in Dompu's communities, offering unique cultural immersion.
From volcanic mountains to world-class surf spots, Dompu offers something for every type of traveler.
Dompu has the opportunity to develop tourism responsibly, setting an example for sustainable destination management.
Dompu Regency is one of the eight regencies in West Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia. Located on the eastern part of Sumbawa Island, Dompu offers breathtaking natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality.
With its diverse attractions ranging from majestic volcanoes and pristine beaches to traditional villages and historical sites, Dompu is emerging as one of Indonesia's promising tourist destinations.
270.660
Population (2025)
2,321 km²
Total Area
How responsible tourism can create positive change for Dompu's communities and environment
DompuWisata is dedicated to promoting tourism that respects local cultures, protects the environment, and provides genuine benefits to Dompu's communities. We believe that through responsible tourism, we can help preserve Dompu's unique identity while sharing its beauty with the world.
Explore Responsible TourismTracing back the rich historical heritage of Dompu Kingdom
Establishment of the Dompu Kingdom, one of the oldest kingdoms in Sumbawa region. The kingdom played a significant role in regional trade and politics.
Spread of Islam in Dompu through traders and religious scholars from other parts of the archipelago. The kingdom adopted Islam as the official religion.
The catastrophic eruption of Mount Tambora affected Dompu significantly, changing the landscape and impacting the kingdom's agriculture and settlement patterns.
Formation of Dompu Regency as part of the administrative structure of the Republic of Indonesia, following independence.
Dompu continues to develop while preserving its cultural heritage, with growing focus on sustainable tourism and economic development.
Preserving ancient traditions while embracing modernity
Dompu is renowned for its traditional woven fabrics, known for intricate patterns and natural dyes that reflect the local culture and environment.
Various traditional ceremonies are still practiced, including rituals for agriculture, marriage, and other important life events, blending Islamic and local traditions.
Dompu's culinary traditions feature unique flavors with seafood specialties, traditional cakes, and dishes that reflect the region's agricultural products.
Dompu Regency features diverse landscapes including coastal areas, lowlands, and mountainous regions. The iconic Mount Tambora, known for its historic 1815 eruption, dominates the northern part of the regency.
The region boasts beautiful beaches like Lakey Beach, which is famous among surfers, and Satonda Lake, a unique volcanic crater lake with brackish water and rich biodiversity.
Promoting sustainable tourism while preserving Dompu's natural and cultural heritage