Strategi Mencapai Penghidupan Berkelanjutan Pada Sektor Pariwisata Suku Tengger di Taman Nasional Bromo Tengger Semeru

Irsyad, Muhammad; Irwan, Siti Nurul Rofiqo; Budiani, Sri Rahayu

doi:10.34013/jk.v4i1.38

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“…In 2019, it was nominated for the Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Awards. Vulnerability in the form of natural disasters, climate change, and trends in tourist visits experienced by the Tengger Tribe of Ngadas Village (Irsyad, Irwan, and Budiani 2020).…”

Section: Profile Of the Tengger Tribementioning

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Muslim-Hindu Cooperation in Addressing Social Problems in the Tengger Tribe in East Java, Indonesia

Dicky Nur Rahman,

Moh. Hamim Assidiki,

Iklil Nafisah

et al. 2023

MUDIMA

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This research aims to describe the cooperation between Muslim and Hindu communities in handling social problems in the Tengger Tribe, Mount Bromo area, East Java. Religious diversity among the Tengger people provides challenges and opportunities for solving complex social problems. Using symbolic interaction theory and descriptive-qualitative research methods, this study reveals several social problems, including interfaith marriages, lack of access to education, challenges in maintaining identity and tradition, and population administration issues. Interfaith marriage is considered normal in Tengger society, which is not in line with Islamic teachings. Lack of access to education after junior high school is a barrier for the community. Population administration issues, such as birth registration and identity documents, also affect the Tengger community. This research found that there is strong cooperation between the Muslim and Hindu communities in addressing social problems. The contribution of this research is to provide an understanding of the importance of religion, culture, tolerance, and interfaith harmony in strengthening cooperation in solving social problems. The implication of this research is the importance of improving access to education, maintaining identity and tradition, and improving population administration to build a more harmonious and inclusive society in Indonesia

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Section: Profile Of the Tengger Tribementioning

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Muslim-Hindu Cooperation in Addressing Social Problems in the Tengger Tribe in East Java, Indonesia

Dicky Nur Rahman,

Moh. Hamim Assidiki,

Iklil Nafisah

et al. 2023

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“…Nature conservation efforts are also carried out by the Tengger Tribe through the tradition of kenduri and kirab (Ahwan et al 2019). This customary tradition is a form of gratitude for nature, especially forests, where humans depend on their lives and a means to invite children and all levels of society to preserve nature through culture (Irsyad et al 2020). Kenduri is carried out in the middle of the forest as an expression of gratitude for the community for the forest which is a place to make a living and depend all of their lives (Ratih and Juwariyah 2020).…”

Section: Environmental Conservation Efforts Of the Tengger Tribementioning

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Review: Local wisdom of the Tengger Tribe, East Java, Indonesia in environmental conservation

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Abstract. Putri FK, Noven HJ, Nurcahyati M, Irfan AN, Septiasari A, Batoro J, Setyawan AD. 2022. Review: Local wisdom of the Tengger Tribe, East Java, Indonesia in environmental conservation. Asian J Ethnobiol 5: 20-34. Indonesia is a multicultural country that is rich in ethnic diversity, including their local wisdom. Tengger Tribe is known for their environmental conservation local wisdom. This review aims to determine the environmental conservation and the influence of the Tengger Tribe's beliefs on environmental conservation. The results show that the Tengger Tribe is a tribe in Mount Bromo with the main livelihood as traditional farmers and the majority of the people are Hinduism. The Tengger Tribe has several traditions or ceremonies that are still held, including kasada, karo, entas-entas, unan-unan, ojung, galungan, mulenan, pujan mubeng, leliwet, and others. There are three values ??of local wisdom of the Tenggerese, namely, the value of compliance (setuhu), mutual cooperation (sayan), and honesty (prasaja). In addition, the Tenggerese are known as Wong Tengger with values ??called welas asih pepitu (seven love). Tengger Tribe has been living side by side for generations and utilizing natural resources. The Tengger Tribe also has efforts in environmental conservation which are closely related to their beliefs. The conservation is carried out through traditions that are still preserved by the Tengger Tribe. Tengger Tribe community's beliefs in the teachings of karmaphala are important and have a good effect on environmental conservation.

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“…The sample for East Java Province, namely Banyuwangi Regency and Probolinggo Regency, precisely in Bromo. The social capital of the Tenger customary law community in sustainable tourism development, in Ngadas Village shows that social capital reaches high values (Irsyad, Irwan, & Budiani, 2020), seen in table 1.…”

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Recognition of Society Rights in Tradition Specially in Tourism Regulation Based on Article 18b Paragraph (2) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic Indonesia

Yuliartini¹,

Mangku

Adnyani

2021

Journal Equity of Law and Governance

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This research is focused on the normative problem of the vacuum of recognition norms by customary law communities which causes injustice in tourism development. This research is a normative legal research with a socio legal approach. This research approach uses a statutory approach, a legal approach with a policy orientation. The absence of norms at the level of the Law, plus contradictory interpretations regarding the conditions in Article 18B paragraph (2). At the local government level, the province of Bali has actually made a number of legal products that recognize indigenous peoples in the tourism sector. It is not sufficient to prove the recognition of indigenous peoples in one area. East Java Provincial Regulation as a comparative study. The results show that the recognition of customary law communities is still included in the product of tourism regulations. It affects ± 60% minimum operational funds, ± 15% low sharing funds, ± 10% local government contributions, and ± 5% sourced from sponsors. Regarding this fact, the alternative solution is through the reconstruction of the ideal legal model for the recognition of customary law communities in the tourism sector as a legal input for drafters.

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Strategi Mencapai Penghidupan Berkelanjutan Pada Sektor Pariwisata Suku Tengger di Taman Nasional Bromo Tengger Semeru

Cited by 6 publications

References 10 publications

Muslim-Hindu Cooperation in Addressing Social Problems in the Tengger Tribe in East Java, Indonesia

Muslim-Hindu Cooperation in Addressing Social Problems in the Tengger Tribe in East Java, Indonesia

Review: Local wisdom of the Tengger Tribe, East Java, Indonesia in environmental conservation

Recognition of Society Rights in Tradition Specially in Tourism Regulation Based on Article 18b Paragraph (2) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic Indonesia

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