Tri Hita Karana and Sad Kertih Values in Belimbing rural tourism development

Abstract

The increasing number of tourist visits to Bali is not an irrational expectation considering that Bali has been known as a world tourist destination through various awards attributed to the island. In fact, some of the achievements that have been nominated to Bali are because of the unity of the implementation of Tri Hita Karana (THK) and Sad Kertih (SK) values as local wisdom in maintaining Balinese balance. However, the lack of consistency of tourism actors in supporting cultural tourism, especially in maintaining and increasing appreciation of Balinese culture can make Bali gradually will be left by tourists. Therefore, the hegemonic capitalist that commodify Bali for tourism-business interests needs to be countered for a reinvention of the loss of Bali. This study aims at investigating the revitalization of THK and SK values in the development of Belimbing tourist village. The method used is descriptive qualitative with techniques for collecting data on participatory observation, in-depth interviews, and document studies. While the theory used is hegemony and counter-hegemony. The results of the study show that the need for revitalization, transformation, conservation, and actualization of the values of THK and SK local wisdom, as an effort to realize the multiplier effects of developing community-based tourism villages and based on local wisdom values which ultimately leads.

Institutional development of coconut agribusiness in North Sulawesi Province

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Program evaluation: implementation of tourism village development

“…This is what underlies the lives of Balinese people who do not exist in other areas. As one of the tourism development models, Ginaya, et al, (2019), also recommends a community-based tourism model (CBT) which states that the CBT model is a sustainable alternative tourism development, which prioritizes community participation in development and its operation. The soul and philosophical values of the Balinese people are the basis of Balinese life, no less important in the development of Balinese tourism, especially in the development of a tourist village.…”

“…This local wisdom is a part of the culture of a society that cannot be separated from the language of the community itself. Ginaya et al, (2019), mention; tourism development is not only concentrated with commodity-based development of products of economic value so that it has added value, but must also be based on the values of local wisdom to create harmony in people's lives, so that there is no interesting struggle conflict between stakeholders and people who are tourism actors, Arsa & Widiastini (2018), explained the development of rural tourism is expected to be sustainable in environmental, social and economic aspects. Referring to Perda number 2 of 2012 concerning Bali tourism destinations, it is further explained that community involvement, especially in socio-cultural activities, must be present in the development of tourism in Bali.…”

“…Furthermore, the research results of Ginaya et al, (2019), identified that mass and massive tourism can make Bali lose its Balian identity. Bali does have its own characteristics, and Balinese culture has remained stable until now.…”

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