javaprivatetour.com – Tourism villages have become a flourishing aspect of Indonesia’s tourism, showcasing the unique charm of various localities. This phenomenon is notably evident around the Super Priority Tourism Destination (DPSP) of Borobudur Temple.
These village-based tourism models involve locals in tapping into the area’s unique advantages. Around Borobudur Temple, there are at least 21 villages thriving alongside this iconic monument.
Each village boasts its own distinct potential and charm. To get acquainted with them, here’s a brief introduction to 21 tourism villages, along with their respective Instagram accounts.
1. Bigaran Village
Located approximately 10 km from Borobudur Temple, Bigaran Village is known for its agricultural activities, ranging from chili cultivation to mahogany and teak trees. Besides its natural potential, local products like cassava chips, rice crackers, and cassava crisps are also available.
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2. Borobudur Village
Famous for its finest coffee products from the slopes of Mount Menoreh, Borobudur Village preserves traditional coffee-making methods passed down through generations. Both robusta and arabica coffee types are available here, making it a hub for coffee enthusiasts.
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3. Bumiharjo Village
Bumiharjo offers refreshing views of the Menoreh hills and lush natural panoramas. The village’s agricultural produce includes a variety of vegetables, papayas, coconuts, guavas, and rambutans. Additionally, Kampung Dolanan Nusantara in this village provides entertainment and educational attractions for children.
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4. Candirejo Village
Candirejo Village presents captivating natural attractions, including Waroeng Rejo, a water tourism spot around the Progo River. Adventure-seeking tourists can enjoy rafting using ‘gethek’, a type of bamboo raft, to navigate the twists and turns of the Progo River route.
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5. Giripurno Village
In Giripurno tourism village, tourists can witness waterfalls reaching heights of no more than 100 m, surrounded by beautiful hills and landscapes. On clear mornings, visitors can catch breathtaking views of Borobudur Temple and Mount Merapi, along with its exotic surroundings. The area bordering Purworejo Regency is conducive to developing Etawa goat farming.
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6. Giritengah Village
Giritengah Village boasts a unique horseshoe-shaped village surrounded by hills. It holds historical significance as it was a site of Prince Diponegoro’s (1825—1830) struggle for independence. Several of Prince Diponegoro’s resting places are well-maintained and serve as historical landmarks.
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7. Karanganyar Village
Apart from its captivating natural attractions, Karanganyar Village is renowned for its distinct Borobudur pottery craftsmanship. Domestic and international tourists can learn the art of pottery-making from local artisans in this village.
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8. Karangrejo Village
Karangrejo Village gained widespread recognition for Puthuk Setumbu, a tourist spot offering panoramic views of sunrise. This destination gained fame after being featured in the movie “Ada Apa Dengan Cinta 2”. Additionally, tourists can explore Puthuk Cemuris, Sendang Widodaren, Sendang Puspitosari, and Asam Pandawa Lima.
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9. Kebonsari Village
Residents of Kebonsari Village are known for producing chili, cassava, bananas, rambutans, long beans, and more. Local delicacies such as palm sugar and ‘gethuk’ can also be found here. Moreover, the village specializes in bamboo crafts, offering unique souvenirs for visitors.
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10. Kembanglimus Village
Kembanglimus Village is a tourism village that harnesses its potential with the support of digital technology, facilitating services like flight and train ticket bookings. These technological advancements not only benefit the villagers but also enhance the overall tourism experience.
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11. Kenalan Village
Perched on the slopes of Mount Menoreh, Kenalan Village sits at an altitude of 400 meters above sea level, bordering Kulon Progo Regency (Yogyakarta). Its extensive farmland spans around 22 hectares, with pandanus being one of its primary commodities. Visitors can purchase and witness the crafting process of pandanus-based handicrafts.
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12. Klipoh Village
With its history intertwined with pottery craftsmanship, Klipoh Village is renowned as a hub for pottery production. Tourists can enjoy the pottery-making process while interacting with local artisans, immersing themselves in the village’s unique charm.
13. Majaksingi Village
Majaksingi Village offers exotic natural attractions, complemented by the livelihoods of its residents derived from natural resources. Its agricultural lands showcase a variety of crops such as rice, chili, turmeric, ginger, cassava, as well as albasia, teak, and mahogany trees.
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14. Ngadiharjo Village
Nestled amidst the picturesque Menoreh hills, Ngadiharjo Village offers a close-up view of the Menoreh mountain range. Dubbed as the “Galeri Jelajah Menoreh,” this village provides a special treat for tourists with its stunning sunrise and sunset panoramas.
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15. Ngargogondo Village
Famed for its creativity in crafts and arts, Ngargogondo Village showcases the art of weaving and Krombong Anyam Kepang craftsmanship. The village emphasizes the preservation of cultural heritage, featuring traditional arts like ‘Topeng Ireng’ as part of its cultural identity.
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16. Sambeng Village
Apart from agriculture and horticulture, Sambeng Village thrives on cottage industry activities, including the production of cassava chips. Despite its traditional production methods, the village’s natural beauty and diverse flora continue to attract visitors.
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17. Tanjungsari Village
Nestled amidst the Menoreh hills, Tanjungsari Village offers refreshing natural vistas and a serene atmosphere. Primarily engaged in farming and horticulture, the village is also known for its historical significance, having unearthed five ancient artifacts linked to the restoration of Borobudur Temple during the Dutch colonial era.
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18. Tegal Arum Village
Tegal Arum Village’s inhabitants are primarily engaged in farming and horticulture as their main source of livelihood. They cultivate tobacco, chili, rambutan, and albasia trees. The village’s pristine natural environment provides a charming backdrop for visitors who appreciate the beauty of nature.
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19. Tuksongo Village
Tuksongo Village offers a unique and diverse range of tourism activities, including arts, culture, education, and agrotourism. This tourism village stands out for its fusion of traditional charm with contemporary digital technology.
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20. Wanurejo Village
Nestled between Mount Menoreh and the confluence of the Progo and Sileng rivers, Wanurejo Tourism Village is home to the Gunoroso Pondok Tinggal Museum. This museum showcases various Nusantara and international puppets, providing insights into Indonesia’s rich cultural heritage.
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21. Wringinputih Village
Known for its bamboo plantations, Wringinputih Village supports the development of bamboo-based crafts. Traditional bamboo processing techniques add to the village’s allure, complemented by the natural charm of the Menoreh hills.
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Discovering the cultural richness and natural beauty of these 21 tourism villages around Borobudur Temple offers a truly immersive experience for travelers seeking to explore the heart of Java’s heritage.
Beyond a Mere Vacation
In these villages, you are not just a tourist, but a special guest. Immerse yourself in the locals’ daily lives, experience their warm hospitality, and gain a deeper understanding of Java’s rich culture.
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