Abstract
This paper presents the results of a study regarding the identification of the terraphilia basic aspects of Sumberawan site as a first step in the formulation of a strategy based on a unified view. Teraphilia is a living space that is present through the interconnected integration between physical and social dimensions, representation of human actions, and cultural values as geographical products. Its basic aspects include the uniqueness of the landscape (natural and cultural) and lifestyle (patterns of space-use and management). Through exploration-qualitative method and relational analysis it was found that the territorial identity of the Sumberawan Site was formed by the interconnection between the natural landscape, ancient-historic-spiritual building and water resource’ myths as one unite place. This interconnection has delivered activities in defined time and space, sometimes with little obeying to the formal border.
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