"Benang Benang Laut - Keindahan dan Misteri di Dasar Samudra"
Pemanfaatan benang wol
Masih banyak yang belum tau apa itu benang wol dan untuk apa kegunaannya. Pertanyaan yang sering yaitu benang wol cocok untuk apa? nah disini akan di jawab secara singkat dan padat agar mudah di mengerti.
Benang wol cocok untuk apa ?
Benang wol cocok digunakan untuk berbagai jenis pakaian, kerajinan tangan, dan proyek perak-pernik rumah. Beberapa contoh proyek yang cocok menggunakan benang wol adalah sebagai berikut:
1. Rajutan
Benang wol sangat cocok untuk digunakan dalam proyek rajutan, seperti sweater, jaket, topi, sarung tangan, dan selimut. Benang wol memberikan tekstur yang halus dan hangat, sehingga cocok untuk pakaian musim dingin.
2. Jahit
Benang wol juga dapat digunakan untuk menjahit pakaian, seperti jaket, celana, dan rok. Benang wol memberikan kekuatan yang cukup untuk menopang beban pakaian yang digunakan sehari-hari.
3. Kerajinan tangan
Benang wol dapat digunakan untuk membuat berbagai jenis kerajinan tangan, seperti tas, topi, selimut, dan pernak-pernik rumah lainnya.
Biarpun di atas sudah dijelaskan tapi apa salahnya mengulang biar lebih paham.
Dari apakah benang wol ?
Benang wol diambil dari bulu domba atau domba. Bulu domba diproses melalui beberapa tahap untuk menghasilkan benang yang digunakan dalam berbagai produk tekstil seperti pakaian, selimut, dan karpet.
Beberapa jenis hewan lain juga digunakan untuk menghasilkan benang wol, seperti kambing, kelinci, dan musang.
Masih ada yang sering bingung benang wol dan rajut, apakah berbeda? mari lihat ulasan di bawah sampai habis baca jangan sampai salah, menambah ilmu lagi.
Benang wol apakah sama dengan benang rajut ?
Benang wol dan benang rajut adalah dua istilah yang berbeda. Benang wol adalah bahan dasar yang digunakan untuk membuat berbagai macam produk tekstil, seperti pakaian, selimut, dan karpet.
Benang rajut adalah benang yang digunakan untuk menjahit atau menyatukan berbagai macam bahan menjadi produk jadi seperti sweater, jaket, dll. Jadi benang rajut adalah salah satu cara untuk menggunakan benang wol.
Tips for Visiting Benang Stokel & Benang Kelambu
- Don't pay more than 35,000 IDR for an entrance ticket without a guide
- Hire a local guide if you want to learn more about the waterfalls and if you need help finding the two hidden waterfalls. This price ranges from 70,000 to 120,000 Indonesian Rupiah and you should barter.
- You don't need to hire a motorbike because you can walk between all of the waterfalls at Benang Stokel and Benang Kelambu Waterfall Geopark
- Avoid visiting on weekends since it will be busy
- These Lombok waterfalls still flow in the dry season but are at their best in the wet season.
Various ways to visit the waterfalls:
Take a scooter and go on your own:
The easiest and cheapest way to visit the waterfalls is on your own. Renting a scooter costs around 3 – 6 euros per day. It’s a beautiful and enjoyable route to ride.
Book a private taxi:
Book a tour through your accommodation or at a counter:
On the street and at most accommodations, a tour is also offered. You often go with a group of people at a fixed time to the waterfalls. For this tour, you’ll pay about 200,000 – 300,000 per person. You have a bit less freedom, but everything is arranged for you. Plus, it’s always fun to go with a group.
BENANG STOKEL AND KELAMBU WATERFALL MAP
Below you can see the exact pin location of Benang Stokel and Kelambu Waterfalls on the map.
WHERE TO STAY IN NORTHERN LOMBOK
If you are visiting attractions in the north such as Tiu Kelep or Mount Rinjani you should choose one of the three accommodations in the ‘Northern‘ section below.
- Jeeva Santai Villas – Luxury Villa: Great location on the beautiful Mangsit Beach but also within driving distance of Tiu Kelep and Mount Rinjani. It is a location that offers the best of both worlds.
- Hakiki Inn Bungalows – Value: Set on the edge of rice fields with the jungle feel but the comfort of a private bungalow.
- Blue Mountain Cottage – Budget (but also value): This is where I stayed. The room was very basic but it was comfortable enough with a basic private bathroom.
Benang Kelambu Waterfall
It then started pouring! Half of our crew headed for cover and three of us continued on to Benang Kelambu Waterfall. It was the fifth fall and we decided we would skip the 3rd and 4th because of time and the rain. Let me know if that was a mistake and if we should have visited them.
We ran through the rain and made it to Benang Kelambu Waterfall in record time. It was a really unique waterfall. An epic wall of vines hides multiple cascades that flow, quietly down the wall. I’d never seen anything like it and felt like I was in a scene from a movie. A few locals played in the man-made pools at the bottom of the falls and we helped them practice their English for a while before making the sprint back during a break in the rain.
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