Istana Dalam Loka is an icon of the Kingdom of Sumbawa which is full of history and social life, values ​​of life, models of houses that are resistant to earthquakes, etc. Currently, it has become a tourist attraction for various local and international tourists. Istana Dalam Loka is also a pre-wedding photo center in Sumbawa and its surroundings

Make this place your most comfortable place

Historical but poorly maintained

It's a good place to get to know Sumbawa traditional houses. The place is spacious, there is a tour guide

Big wooden building, not very special.

Interesting architecture, the former sultan's palace

Best place to get a lot information about Sumbawa sultanate period. To chill and diacuss or just spend more time to sit and enjoy the atmosphere is great

Amazing wooden Palace of Sumbawa Sultanate built in 1885.

It needs the conservation of the historic place.

I love history, I love story of the princess Sumbawa. Eventhough this palace is not new, but still everything looks fine. The woods as the pillar is still strong and firm. It shows that the architecture of this building is amazing. The story teller was so friendly and answered our question very patienly.

Once the palace of Sumbawa Sultanate. It's just a wooden building with few collections inside. It needs more facilities.

built in early 1800 of local teak woods that lasts forever

a good place to learn local history, a bit nothing to see tho, but still, there are some good spot to take photos

One of the cultural monuments to be preserved. Unfortunately, management is not professional. There is almost no collection inside, so it does not have enough information.

Used to be a palace which built by Islam signs. Interesting! They have a guide and its free!!

Well so beautiful and green in here 🌻🌻

The only highlight place to visit while you are in town, but even the interesting building can't keep up how boring the city is. Went there for visit and it goes looks great from the outside, once we strp in that's it, nothing really inside and although there's some information in the wall but isn't great. The guard ( caretaker)) told us that the original furniture are moved and whole place so empty. Would have great to see some replica in order to imagining how does it feels to be live in such place

If you like history, you should like this palace. Entrance fee as far as I experienced is free, you only need to put your name in the Guest Book. They have local guide in there, who will happily show you around and explain about the palace and the custom, as I experienced. The palace is easy to find, just beside the grand mosque. It's very popular in the city so you can just stop and ask the people and they will show you. Opening time is 08.00 to 17.00