The Sasak people are the indigenous ethnic group of Lombok, an island in Indonesia. They primarily speak the Sasak language and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional music, dance, and crafts. The Sasak community is known for its unique customs and practices, which are influenced by both Hinduism and Islam. Agriculture is a significant part of the Sasak economy, with rice being the main crop. The Sasak people also engage in weaving and pottery, showcasing their artistic skills. Their traditional villages, such as Sade, attract visitors interested in experiencing their way of life and cultural traditions.