Managing Toba area as cultural landscape heritage

Utami, Wahyu; Andalucia,

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/780/1/012059

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“…A cultural landscape can also be interpreted as the interaction between humans and nature in shaping the environment and setting their activities. The interaction between humans and their environment forms a view of life that influences the value system and activity patterns (Utami and Andalucia, 2021). The cultural landscape results from a process of shared evolution between nature and culture formed by humans in a social-ecological system (Sarmiento-Mateos et al, 2019;Schmitz and Herrero-Jáuregui, 2021).…”

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Exploring Architectural Orientation and Layout on Hindu Javanese Settlement toward Sustainable Cultural Landscape at Cetho Temple area, Indonesia

Ikhsan¹,

Setioko²,

Suprapti³

2022

EEC

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The influence of globalization on traditional settlements is an unavoidable phenomenon. Globalization is forming a new relationship between global and local that is dynamic. To maintain the continuity of traditional settlement identity, strengthening local cultural values has a strategic role. Traditional settlements in the Cetho Temple area are among the pockets of Hindu Javanese community settlements that still survive on Mount Lawu. This settlement has a unique cultural landscape. The East direction is sacred for the Javanese Hindu community in the Cetho Temple area. This research aims to identify Hindu Javanese community settlementsâ architectural orientation and layout in forming cultural landscapes in the Cetho Temple area. The discussion of this study was supported by a qualitative dataset, which included interview data on local informants and community leaders. The data is then triangulated with observations in the study area. The studyâs findings showed that settlementsâ architectural orientation and layout in the Cetho Temple area influenced sacred orientation towards the East. First, the east direction becomes the consideration of the Hindu Javanese community in determining the direction of the house of residence. Second, the east direction considers the Hindu Javanese community in determining the direction of pawon(fireplace furnace). Third, the east direction is considered by the Hindu Javanese community in determining the orientation of the burial place. Fourth, the east direction is considered by the Hindu Javanese community in performing religious ceremonies and meditation. This result is helpful as a reference for planning and structuring the cultural landscape in the Cetho Temple area and can enrich the theory of structuring historical areas elsewhere.

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Exploring Architectural Orientation and Layout on Hindu Javanese Settlement toward Sustainable Cultural Landscape at Cetho Temple area, Indonesia

Ikhsan¹,

Setioko²,

Suprapti³

2022

EEC

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Analysis of potential and feasibility level of simarjarunjung nature tourism as part of Lake Toba national super priority destination

Purwoko

Latifah

Gurusinga

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Simalungun Regency, North Sumatra Province, has Simarjarungjung Nature Tourism area which is one of the attractions along the north side of Lake Toba. The Simarjarunjung area is an alternative destination for tourists because this area is a location that can be used as a vantage point to see the landscape of Lake Toba, as well as a stopover location for tourists visiting various attractions in the Lake Toba surrounding area. The objective of this study is to analyze potential of the natural tourism objects and feasibility level of developing the natural attractions in the Simarjarunjung area. The analytical method used in this study refers to the guidelines for Operational Area Analysis of Natural Tourism Objects and Attractions (henceforth referred to as ADO-ODTWA) issued by the Director General of Forest Protection and Nature Conservation (henceforth referred to as Dirjen PHKA) in 2003. Data are collected through surveys by direct observation and interviews using questionnaires to visitors. The Simarjarunjung Nature Tourism Area has several potential natural attractions, first, beauty of the natural scenery where visitors can look at the view of Lake Toba and green hills surrounding it and experience the microclimate of the mountains with cool, clean and comfortable air. Second; potential diversity of exotic flora and fauna such as pine (Pinus merkussi), red shoots (Syzygium oleana), various orchid plants, various flower plants, especially miana (Coleus scutellarioides), long-tailed monkey (M fascicularis) and eagle (Haliastur sp); and the third, natural recreational rides such as camping ground and parks. The results show that the potential objects in the Simarjarunjung Nature Tourism area are classified into “feasible to develop” category into tourism with a feasibility index of 79.56.

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Managing Toba area as cultural landscape heritage

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Exploring Architectural Orientation and Layout on Hindu Javanese Settlement toward Sustainable Cultural Landscape at Cetho Temple area, Indonesia

Exploring Architectural Orientation and Layout on Hindu Javanese Settlement toward Sustainable Cultural Landscape at Cetho Temple area, Indonesia

Analysis of potential and feasibility level of simarjarunjung nature tourism as part of Lake Toba national super priority destination

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