The impacts of development of Pela Village as a tourist village in Kutai Kartanegara, East Kalimantan

Nala, I Wayan Lanang; Samarinda, Politeknik Negeri; Indriani, Novita; Oka, I Made Darma; Bali, Politeknik Negeri

doi:10.31940/jasth.v4i2.85-92

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“…By carrying the cultural heritage icon in the development of tourist villages, it is hoped to sustain socio-cultural conservation to foster public awareness of preserving local culture. This finding is in line with Yudasuara, (2015); Oka et al (2019); Nala, et al (2021) mention that empowerment in the short term is more emphasized on the aspect of increasing skills, following the economic and socio-cultural potential that the community can directly feel and for the long term aims to prepare a competent workforce so that they can play an active role in village development.…”

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Cultural Heritage as the Base for the Development of Educational Tourism in Biaung Village, Penebel, Tabanan

Darmayanti¹,

Oka²,

Sumadi³

2022

Pariwisata

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Biaung Village has some potential to develop into a cultural tourism attraction. This article aims to examine the existence of cultural heritage in this village to be developed into educational tourism. The data was collected by observation, literature study, and in-depth interviews with local community leaders and then analyzed by descriptive qualitatively. The results showed that the cultural heritage of Biaung Village is feasible to be developed into educational tourism for tourists, especially the younger generation. Hence, the younger generation has a strong understanding of cultural preservation in the future. It can be seen in the offer of educational tour packages (relics of ancient cultural sites, Batur Sari Murti Temple, tradition of making "kise", painting activities, and traditional culinary). Tourists who visit this tourist village are not just to learn about the local culture's uniqueness but also to be directly involved in tourism activities. It is recommended that the local community be more serious about developing the cultural heritage so that future generations can enjoy it. The government is expected to be more intense in fostering this cultural tourism attraction to be sustainable

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confidence: 80%

Cultural Heritage as the Base for the Development of Educational Tourism in Biaung Village, Penebel, Tabanan

Darmayanti¹,

Oka²,

Sumadi³

2022

Pariwisata

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“…Setiap desa memiliki potensi yang dapat dimanfaatkan sebagai peluang peningkatan ekonomi di wilayahnya (Dewi, 2020). Pada perkembangannya desa wisata salah satu pengembangan wilayah dengan dampat pada peningkatan ekonomi wilayah, sehingga hal ini menunjukan satu potensi yang dikembangkan akan memberikan manfaat untuk jangka panjang (Nala et al, 2021). Kondisi lingkungan yang dimiliki kecamatan Dau ini menunjukan bahwa wisata desa wisata lebih cocok untuk pengembangan potensi di kabupaten malang, atau Adventure Tourism yang dilakukan di alam terbuka (Utami et al, 2022).…”

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Peningkatan Potensi Pariwisata melalui Implementasi Konsep Family Fun Camp di Desa Petungsewu

Ariestadi,

Ansyorie,

Ichwanto

et al. 2024

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Petung Sewu Village, which is located in Dau District, Malang Regency, has cultural customs that are still very strong and have aboge community communities. In addition, the topography of this village is on the slopes of the sleeping princess mountain with an altitude of 700 meters above sea level. This village has 294.720 hectares of plantation area, 1.650 hectares of waqf land and 261.402 hectares of production forest. Petung Sewu Village, which is still beautiful with many trees, bamboo and a lot of local wisdom, is a suitable combination to introduce tourism in Petung Sewu Village further. Based on the potential of Petung Sewu Village, the Malang State University service team implemented a Family Fun Camp (FFC) as a Tourist Spot at the Petung Sewu Village Campground, Dau District. This service aims to develop the tourism potential of Petung Sewu Village to improve the surrounding community's economy. The stages of the procurement process include surveys and needs analysis, site measurement, design planning, presentation to the public, finalizing the design, evaluating the implementation of activities, and reporting. The indicator of the success of this community service is the formation of a new tourist spot that can become an icon of Petung Sewu Village and improve the economy of the surrounding community. Desa Petung Sewu yang berada di Kecamatan Dau, Kabupaten Malang, memiliki adat budaya yang masih sangat kental dan memiliki komunitas masyarakat aboge. Selain itu, topografi desa ini berada di lereng gunung putri tidur dengan ketinggian 700 meter di atas permukaan laut. Desa ini memiliki 294,720 Ha area perkebunan, 1,650 Ha tanah wakaf dan 261,402 Ha hutan produksi. Desa Petung Sewu yang masih asri dengan masih banyaknya pepohonan, bambu serta banyaknya kearifan lokal ini menjadi perpaduan yang cocok untuk lebih mengenalkan pariwisata di Desa Petung Sewu. Berdasarkan potensi Desa Petung Sewu, tim pengabdian Universitas Negeri Malang melakukan implementasi Family Fun Camp (FFC) Sebagai Spot Wisata di Bumi Perkemahan Desa Petung Sewu Kecamatan Dau. Pengabdian ini bertujuan untuk pengembangan potensi pariwisata Desa Petung Sewu sebagai salah satu upaya peningkatan ekonomi masyarakat sekitar. Tahapan proses pengadaan ini meliputi survey dan analisa kebutuhan, pengukuran lokasi, pembuatan desain rencana, pemaparan kepada masyarakat, finalisasi desain, evaluasi pelaksanaan kegiatan, dan pelaporan. Indikator keberhasilan dari pengabdian masyarakat ini berupa terbentuknya spot wisata baru yang dapat menjadi ikon Desa Petung Sewu dan peningkatan ekonomi masyarakat sekitar.

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“…The development of a tourism village needs to comply with planning principles, namely paying attention to the characteristics of the local environment, minimizing the negative impacts of tourism development, using materials that are environmentally friendly and recyclable, taking into account the carrying capacity and capacity of the environment, involving the community. villages by making them actors in tourism activities (Fafurida et al, 2023;Nala, 2021;Nugraha, 2020;Sari et al, 2020;Songthan et al, 2020).…”

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Empowerment of Socio-Economic Institutions in Religious Tourism Villages Based on Local Wisdom

Chusmeru,

Sulaiman,

Adi

et al. 2023

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The research aims to analyse and design a socio-economic institutional empowerment programme in a unique and attractive religious tourism village based on local wisdom. The study used the Participatory Action Research (PAR) method in a tourist village that is unique as a religious and natural tourism destination in Banyumas Regency, Central Java Province, Indonesia. Data collection through dialogue, observation, documentation, and focus group discussions. Data was analyzed in a participatory, and research informants were determined by purposive sampling of stakeholders in the tourism village. The research results showed that potential of the tourism village is very large and has met the criteria of something to see in the form of flowing rivers as well as beautiful and natural hills, something to do with ritual events as a religious destination, and something to buy, namely food and beverage products that are distinctive, unique and interesting. Reference for further studies using a constructivist paradigm through deeper ethnographic and symbolic interaction research methods. Practical implications can be used as a location for community service, practicum, internships, practical work, and real work lectures for students and lecturers on the development of religious tourism villages and productive tourism villages. Research novelty namely construct a religious tourism village that has distinctive, unique, and interesting characteristics and previously and empowerment programs for the development of socio-economic institutions for local communities. The hope is that it can become a recommendation for the formulation of public and social policies to develop a religious tourism village based on local wisdom.

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The impacts of development of Pela Village as a tourist village in Kutai Kartanegara, East Kalimantan

Cited by 6 publications

References 9 publications

Cultural Heritage as the Base for the Development of Educational Tourism in Biaung Village, Penebel, Tabanan

Cultural Heritage as the Base for the Development of Educational Tourism in Biaung Village, Penebel, Tabanan

Peningkatan Potensi Pariwisata melalui Implementasi Konsep Family Fun Camp di Desa Petungsewu

Empowerment of Socio-Economic Institutions in Religious Tourism Villages Based on Local Wisdom

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