The cemetery of Luang Baluk is one of the distinctive religious monuments and attracts tourists on the island of Lombok. The name of Luang Baluk in the local language of Lombok means the crocodile hole; This name came from the presence of an ancient tree that is said to be hundreds of years old. There is a hole in which a crocodile lives. The place contains 3 tombs that are said to include the tomb of a Muslim governor named Sheikh Jaws Abdel Razek, and the graves of religious leaders in Lombok. According to the historical account, the governor came to Lombok to transmit the teachings of Islam. Tourists come to this cemetery for prayer and pilgrimage and usually come to ask for certain things; The pilgrims tie the roots of the Banyan tree as a sign of making a vow, and if this vow is fulfilled, they return to break these vows and pray in the place to commemorate the memory.