Exploration of Tarung Village, West Sumba as a Part of the Road Map for the Development of Cultural Tourism Based on Sustainable Tourism Approach

Solikhah, Nafiah; Tunjungsari, Hetty Karunia; Mulyawan, Bagus

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.201209.170

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“…There are many previous studies focused on the influence of tourism to Indonesian society (e.g. Andaria et al, 2020;Hendrawati & Sarwidi, 2018;Raharti et al, 2021;Solikhah et al, 2020).…”

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Oa'ana Cave Optimization as a New and Potential Local Tourism Destination as Part of Community Empowerment in Kuanheun Village - West Kupang, NTT

Wangge

Bengu

Klau

et al. 2022

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Higher Education students through students’ community service actively participate in the development of a village through mentoring, empowering, and raising community awareness of the area's potential. Kuanheun Village located in West Kupang District, Kupang Regency, East Nusa Tenggara. Kuanheun Community is a village with natural potential for tourism development. However, there are still tourist attractions that are isolated and unknown to visitors, for instance, the Oa'ana Cave (small water cave). Students from Widya Mandira Catholic University in Community Empowerment Program worked hard to build Kuanheun's tourist village: tourist site, replanting surrounding tourist sites, designing Oa’ana Cave (small water cave) tourist attractions, and optimizing the use of social media as an information and promotion medium. Thus, numerous KKN work initiatives can assist promote Kuanheun Village's tourism potential.

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“…There are many previous studies focused on the influence of tourism to Indonesian society (e.g. Andaria et al, 2020;Hendrawati & Sarwidi, 2018;Raharti et al, 2021;Solikhah et al, 2020).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Oa'ana Cave Optimization as a New and Potential Local Tourism Destination as Part of Community Empowerment in Kuanheun Village - West Kupang, NTT

Wangge

Bengu

Klau

et al. 2022

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Fire Risk in Traditional Villages of Sumba, Indonesia

Tantra¹,

Brimblecombe

2022

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Fire is a global problem for traditional villages, especially those dominated by the use of wood and thatch. These places are often crowded, which leads to the rapid spread of fire. The traditional villages on the island of Sumba are architecturally striking, with their tall houses interspersed with ancestral tombs. They are set on an island of grassland landscapes managed using fire. There is little local ability to suppress village fires as they are remote from firefighting services and access to the dwellings is poor. Documentary evidence along with satellite imagery of hotspots have been used to trace the fires on Sumba since 2001. Little meteorological data are accessible for Sumba, so we have used global homogenized records, reassessments and projections of climate to examine long-term change in Sumba. There is a dry season in July–September, which corresponds with the period of most frequent fires. The number of dry-season fires correlates with the number of consecutive dry days, which has been used to establish a likely increase in the potential for fires in the future. There is increased effort to reduce the impact of village fires. Approaches could include reducing the flammability of traditional materials, detection systems and enhanced support of village firefighting capabilities. These may be difficult to introduce given the importance of the architectural heritage and the religious context of village layout, design and governance.

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Exploration of Tarung Village, West Sumba as a Part of the Road Map for the Development of Cultural Tourism Based on Sustainable Tourism Approach

Cited by 2 publications

References 1 publication

Oa'ana Cave Optimization as a New and Potential Local Tourism Destination as Part of Community Empowerment in Kuanheun Village - West Kupang, NTT

Oa'ana Cave Optimization as a New and Potential Local Tourism Destination as Part of Community Empowerment in Kuanheun Village - West Kupang, NTT

Fire Risk in Traditional Villages of Sumba, Indonesia

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