Abstract
This research aims at inquiring the implementation of activities to support the existence and sustainability of Wayang Orang Sriwedari (WOS) as a cultural heritage. The research method used is a sociological study approach, with socio-cultural research objects, namely humans and socio-cultural phenomena/symptoms critically, organized to conduct analysis and provide interpretations of social phenomena that have interrelated relationships. The findings demonstrated that developing a sustainable mobility plan for WOS in supporting cultural tourism and Surakarta's cultural sector is a practical step in promoting cultural tourism in Surakarta, which is accommodated through empowering students in performing local cultural arts activities; participation in digital promotion creativity; translating the narration, synopsis, and the description for every scene of WOS performance from Indonesian into English; analysis of marketing management and cost accountability at WOS; access to information obtained from policies programmed by the research team and partners (department of tourism); dance art training; collaborating with the association of travel bureaus, hotel, and schools in attracting visitors of WOS. The originality of the research is investigating WOS Surakarta as the cultural heritage since Pakubuwono X (King of Kasunanan Palace/ Mataram Islam ) in terms of supporting WOS through promotion, management, creativity, and cultural arts. Keywords: Wayang Orang Sriwedari, Surakarta, tourism. https://doi.org/10.55463/issn.1674-2974.50.3.19
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