Interpreting the Past: Creating the Surabaya Heritage Trail, Indonesia

Indrianto, Agoes Tinus Lis

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“…Penelitian terdahulu yang membahas revitalisasi cenderung berfokus pada kawasan sekitar Gedung Singa, seperti di sepanjang Jalan Rajawali (Nurubiatmoko, Rukmi, dan Sari 2020), di sekitar Jembatan Merah (Arbani 2017), dan secara umum dalam mengembangkan kegiatan napak tilas bangunan-bangunan bersejarah sebagai warisan budayabudaya di Kota Surabaya (Indrianto 2008). Dengan demikian, urgensi kedua dalam pelestarian Gedung Singa adalah kekosongan penelitian yang khusus membahas Gedung Singa dengan topik revitalisasi untuk memberikan manfaat bagi masyarakat.…”

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Gagasan Pelestarian Gedung Singa di Kota Surabaya melalui Revitalisasi

Arifin,

Savitri

2024

Purbawidya

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An abandoned heritage building that was built in 1901, known as Gedung Singa in the city of Surabaya, was listed for auction and the plan had raised protests from the heritage activists community. This concern was emanated by previous cases of demolition of protected heritage buildings as happened to Toko NAM, which are lamented by the heritage activists community who have become a major contributor in the effort of safeguarding heritage, including listed heritage objects. This shows the urgency of negotiating Gedung Singa’s significance to the people and of proposing an appropriate form of revitalization as to assure its sustainable preservation. This study uses exploratory literature study method and approaches the issue by using a theory known as Interaction Field Model. The result proposes a plan to turn Gedung Singa into a museum-restaurant showcasing returned heritage collections from the Netherlands as a way to strengthen the image of Surabaya as the city of heroes. Other collections that may be displayed are chosen objects in accordance to the thematic exhibitions which are arranged temporarily to accommodate interactions with the people.

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Gagasan Pelestarian Gedung Singa di Kota Surabaya melalui Revitalisasi

Arifin,

Savitri

2024

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“…As might be expected of a country with such diverse linguistic, ethnic and religious cultural traits, there is a wide variety of cultural heritage types (Indrianto, 2008). This wealth of cultural diversity gives Indonesia an advantage when it comes to the cultural tourism market.…”

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Pilgrimage to Mount Bromo, Indonesia.

Choe¹,

Hitchcock²

2018

Religious Pilgrimage Routes and Trails: Sustainable Development and Management

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This chapter examines the pilgrimage tradition of the Tenggerese people, a Javanese ethnic group in Eastern Java, who travel to Mount Bromo during their celebration of the Yadnya Kasada or Kosodo festival to make offerings to the mountain gods. After looking at tourism to the island of Java more generally, the chapter discusses the history of this pilgrimage and looks at the significance of this pilgrimage for both the Tenggerese people and tourism officials and marketers, who have used this pilgrimage to promote religious tourism to the area. Attention is then turned to looking at the problems that have arisen because of the commodification of this pilgrimage ritual, before concluding with some recommendations for overcoming these issues.

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Conserving Heritage in South East Asia: Cases from Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines

Henderson¹

2012

Tourism Recreation Research

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The paper discusses issues of heritage, conservation, development and tourism within a South East Asian context. It focuses on circumstances in the city state of Singapore and the countries of Malaysia and the Philippines and their capitals with particular attention given to three case studies of heritage districts in these cities. There is shown to be an official appreciation of the many roles played by heritage, including that of tourist attraction, and awareness of its economic, socio-cultural and political value. Nevertheless and despite government protestations of support, remaining built heritage appears to be at risk from various forces such as neglect, insufficient funding and over-commercialisation. Development imperatives are a major threat and securing a balance between them and heritage conservation is a formidable challenge for urban authorities.

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Interpreting the Past: Creating the Surabaya Heritage Trail, Indonesia

Cited by 4 publications

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Gagasan Pelestarian Gedung Singa di Kota Surabaya melalui Revitalisasi

Gagasan Pelestarian Gedung Singa di Kota Surabaya melalui Revitalisasi

Pilgrimage to Mount Bromo, Indonesia.

Conserving Heritage in South East Asia: Cases from Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines

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