Cultural Village Research Articles

Management of the Jaranan Market Cultural Village

The importance of community participation in the development process means that community participation needs to be developed and improved in quality. To improve the quality of community participation, the role of sub-district level government as the lowest level government organization is needed. It is hoped that this will have implications for increasing community welfare starting from the bottom so that each region's various local potentials can be better absorbed. Through Blitar Mayor Regulation Number 6 of 2022 concerning the Cool Neighborhood Program, the Blitar City Government is trying to increase the participation of the Blitar City community starting from the neighborhood association (RT)level to be directly involved in the development process in their respective RT areas, coordinated by the respective Subdistrict Governments.This research aims to describe and analyze the implementation of management policies for the Pasar Jaranan Cultural Village in Blitar Village, along with supporting and inhibiting factors. This research uses a qualitative approach with research procedures that produce descriptive data. The research location is in Blitar Village, Sukorejo District, Blitar City. Data sources include primary and secondary data. The data collection techniques used were observation, interviews and documentation. The interactive data analysis technique model from Miles, Huberman, and Saldana (2014) is used for data analysis techniques in this research. The research results show that implementing the Cool Neighbors Association Program in the Blitar Subdistrict to manage the Pasar Jaranan Cultural Village has gone quite well. The Blitar Subdistrict Government has worked according to its commitment, supported by active community participation. However, activity output is still found to be unsustainable. Apart from that, it is also known that there are factors that support the implementation of this program, namely high enthusiasm, initiative and community self-help, and the inhibiting factor is the lack of insight and understanding of the community regarding the concept and management of a cultural village.

Sustainable tourism performance based on tourist clusters: Evidence from Madura, Indonesia

In recent years, there has been a notable progression in the development of Madura's tourism. In addition to its reputation as a salt-producing island, Madura possesses considerable potential in tourism. Tourism development should be in line with preserving the environment and improving the economy, society, and culture so that the sustainability of a tourist destination is maintained. However, tourism development is carried out partially and is short-term-oriented. The tourism industry must prioritize incorporating sustainability considerations. Performance measurement is needed based on tourist clusters for tourism development to be focused and sustainable. Performance measurement assesses whether sustainable tourism programs have been implemented as they should and what the benefits and impacts are for management and stakeholders. The integrated Importance-Performance Analysis (IPA) and Kano model will be employed to assess sustainable tourism performance by involving environmental, economic, social and cultural indicators. The findings indicate three clusters of tourists achieving the best and worst performance. The third cluster is chosen since most of the tourists are in this cluster. The primary keys of interest encompass local cultural information, job opportunities, tourism promotion, society participation and village tourism.

Cultural Tourism Management and Tourist Perceptions in Realizing Sustainable Tourism in Polowijen Cultural Village, Malang City

Polowijen Polowijen Cultural Village (PCV) is one of the thematic villages in Malang City that carries the theme of cultural education as a preservation effort. In 2019-2022, PCV experienced a decrease in the number of tourist visits. Many other factors affect the number of tourist visits. The lack of maximum role of the government and local communities in preparing PCV and the existence of tourism management and tourist perceptions is one of the factors that can affect the number of tourist visits. The purpose of this study was to determine tourism management in PCV; determine the perception of tourists towards tourist attractions in PCV; determine the relationship between age and latest education to tourist perceptions at tourist attractions in PCV. This research is descriptive with a quantitative approach, so the method used is survey. Data analysis includes descriptive, Likert measurement, and chi square test. The results of this study indicate that the strategies carried out by PCV include: a). uniting thoughts between POKDARWIS and the local community; b). increasing activities in PCV that are varied and segmented; and c). cooperating with various parties who want to support the implementation of activities in PCV. PCV’s program is to improve and enhance existing activities through collaboration with various parties. The problem faced by PCV is the lack of Human Resources (HR) in the participation of POKDARWIS management and the local community. Tourists’ perceptions of PCV tourist attractions are categorized as good. However, there are shortcomings that need to be corrected by the manager. In the relationship between age and the last education of respondents on the perception of tourists at PCV tourist attractions, it is known that there is no significant relationship.

한국과 중국의 문화마을 재생 디자인에 대한 보고 - 감천문화마을과 징더전 산바오마을을 중심으로 -

한국과 중국의 문화마을 재생 디자인에 대한 보고 - 감천문화마을과 징더전 산바오마을을 중심으로 -

Design of a Rumah Budaya in the Context of Preserving Karo Culture in Desa Lingga, Kabupaten Karo, Sumatera Utara

The Siwaluh Jabu Traditional House is one of the cultural heritages from the ancestors of the Karo people from the past. This traditional house is located in Desa Lingga, Kabupaten Karo, Provinsi Sumatera Utara, Indonesia. The interest of tourists in visiting this traditional house has made the local government make Desa Lingga a cultural village. Traditional houses and other cultural heritage symbolize the greatness of the Batak Karo ancestors in the past. Nevertheless, the remains (inheritance) of greatness seems to have less attention anymore. This paper was created with the aim of examining the existence of cultural heritage with tourism potential of the Siwaluh Jabu Traditional House in Desa Lingga and providing architectural design solutions as a form of Karo Cultural preservation by creating a Rumah Budaya that provides lodging facilities and cultural learning facilities in order to preserve Karo Culture. The research was conducted using a qualitative descriptive method where the authors obtained the data by observing and describing the environmental conditions of the object. Referring to the research results, it was found an idea for an design that has a cultural program where visitors and tourists can enjoy the atmosphere of Desa Lingga, which is unique to its Karo Culture while learning about this culture. The design of this cultural learning facility will impact the Siwaluh Jabu Traditional House because this traditional house will experience preservation which is expected to lead to an increase in tourist visits to the Desa Budaya Lingga.

Preservasi Pengetahuan Budaya Dan Kearifan Lokal Sebagai Program Berkelanjutan Di Perpustakaan Kampung Budaya Polowijen

Polowijen Village is one of the villages that has historical heritage in Malang City. The local wisdom and traditional culture maintained today have made the Polowijen sub-district designated as the thematic village by the Mayor of Malang in 2017 with the name Kampung Budaya Polowijen. Its research helps preserve and promote the Polowijen cultural village so that global influences and foreign culture do not erode it. It is necessary to encourage this existing culture in various media, guide residents, and conduct audio-visual documentation, which can later be utilized for the next generation. This writing uses a descriptive method that describes the implementation of the best practice concept that has been carried out to save and preserve the cultural and indigenous knowledge in the Kampung Budaya Polowijen. The results of this writing activity are in the form of documentation relating to cultural activities and local wisdom in the Kampung Budaya Polowijen. The preservation activities' output was quite diverse: first, an online knowledge directory; second, a collection of cultural objects on Android application-based; third, repackaging the video documentation in a CD Drive and a pocketbook.

Optimalisasi Media Sosial Sebagai Media Promosi Pengembangan Desa Wisata Sendangasri Kabupaten Rembang

Sendangasri Village as an art and cultural tourism village has tourism potential, namely many artists, art galleries, batik craftsmen, art performances and Ancak Carnival. These potentials by the tourism village manager are realized in the form of tour packages. Observations by the community service team found that the existence of this tourist village was not widely known by the public. Observations also identified the problems faced were (1) Lack of knowledge regarding tourism village promotion through social media (2) Not understanding the concept of digitalization in marketing. The solution taken is the implementation of digital marketing by optimizing social media Websites, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and Youtube for the promotion of tourist villages. Community service activities are carried out in three stages, namely training, implementation and mentoring. The results of this community service are increased awareness, activeness and skills of tourism village administrators in carrying out online promotions through social media.

Upaya Meningkatkan Daya Saing melalui Penguatan Kelembagaan BUMDesa

In the year 2021, the launch of the Cultural Village was conducted in Kendalrejo Village because Kendalrejo is among the seven villages in Blitar Regency that has been bestowed with the title of Empowered Village. However, the current development of the Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDesa) has not experienced a significant improvement, triggered by various factors. The understanding regarding the management of BUMDesa remains uneven, sustainability in the supply of goods, market expansion through increased production hindered by capital constraints that still become challenges for BUMDesa Sumber Rejeki. The Community Service Team observed institutional issues within BUMDesa Sumber Rejeki in Kendalrejo Village, Srengat Sub-district, Blitar Regency. This initiative aims to enhance the managerial capacity of BUMDesa. Employing the approach of sharing, exploring, analysis, and drafting methods, a comprehensive understanding among all stakeholders, especially village officials, regarding the importance of BUMDesa development and strengthening was achieved. This encompassed a profound comprehension of the potentials, obstacles, and development strategies of BUMDesa Sumber Rejeki. The resulting recommendation, denoted as ‘HARMONI DESA' is proposed to fortify the institutional framework of BUMDesa and enhance the welfare of the community.

An investigation of socio-spatial equality in blue-green space at the Setu Babakan Area, Jakarta

This research focuses on the dynamic interplay between blue-green public spaces, urban food environments, and cultural place branding in the Setu Babakan area of Jakarta, home to the Betawi Cultural Village. While the area functions as a multi-faceted public asset, encompassing both Green Open Space (GOS) and Blue Open Space (BOS), the actual utilization of these spaces reveals disparities. Employing mixed methods, this study aims to holistically capture the complexities surrounding utilizing Setu Babakan’s blue-green spaces from the vantage points of visitor perceptions, street vendors, and governmental policies. The study found that both visitors and street vendors were highlighting the need for equitable access to this vital public amenity. Factors such as accessibility and population density of vendors within the neighborhood area complicate the quest for socio-spatial equality. The presence of 6 (six) distinct types of warungs or street vendor stalls, which spontaneously emerge in the transitional zones between blue-green public spaces and private community lands, underscores the local government’s challenge in crafting policies that achieve legal and inclusive socio-spatial fairness. This study suggests that Setu Babakan embodies a unique confluence of cultural, social, and environmental values, offering a blueprint for how multifunctional public spaces can cater to diverse urban needs while fostering community well-being. As such, it calls for regulatory clarity, suggesting implementing formalized guidelines like temporary permits or designated zones to harmonize the competing demands of the informal economy and environmental sustainability.

Exploring how local cultural influences affect tourist conduct

Purpose – The primary aim of this study is to investigate the influence of local culture on the behavioral intentions of Muslim tourists who have visited Kebondalem Kidul Cultural Tourism Village through the mediation of memorable tourism experiences and destination image.Methodology – In this study, a quantitative analysis approach and descriptive analysis were employed, utilizing a 5-point Likert scale: the sample collection non-probability sampling method, specifically convenience sampling. The sample comprised 190 respondents who had experienced the Kebondalem Kidul Cultural Tourism Village as a tourist destination. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) SmartPLS 3.2.9 was used as the analytical tool for analysis.Findings – The study reveals that local culture directly impacts Muslim tourists' recommendation intention, memorable tourism experience, and destination image when they visit Kebondalem Kidul Cultural Tourism Village.Implications – This research aims to aid Tourism Village managers in crafting effective marketing strategies and provides valuable insights for Kebondalem Kidul Cultural Tourism Village managers in addressing Muslim tourist needs.Originality – This study contributes substantially to the existing body of knowledge regarding Local Culture in multiple aspects. Initially, it investigated the Local Culture variable, specifically in the context of heritage tourism, with a primary emphasis on tourists who were patrons of the Kebondalem Kidul Cultural Tourism Village.

Kajian Potensi Kawasan Situs Batu Penggilingan Cakung Jakarta Timur sebagai Kampung Wisata Warisan Budaya Betawi

The preservation of the city's historical artifacts is part of the development of the historical, memory and cultural sustainability of the city. The edge of the Buaran River has the potential for historical objects in the form of Batu Penggilingan sites, the history of the area and the potential for residents to develop their villages. This article raises a study of cultural values, preservation and development of Batu Penggilingan historical site on the banks of the Buaran River, Cakung, East Jakarta. This study examines its development as a Betawi cultural tourism village so that it can make the area an educational and interesting tourist attraction. This study used descriptive qualitative methods based on field empirical data exploring the factors that support the program. The result of the discussion was that the development of tourism villages requires in-depth identification of physical, architectural and environmental potentials in order to become a sustainable program by paying attention to and strengthening the unique Betawi cultural characteristics in the village planning and design process.

Sense of Place pada Kampung Sunda Sindang Barang sebagai Daya Tarik Obyek Wisata

Sindang Barang Bogor Cultural Village is a tourist attraction that highlights local cultural values and environmental potential. From architectural studies, the existence of this tourist attraction makes sense of place a superior strength. This research is intended to test the sustainability of this potential from SWOT analysis as a strategy for increasing the value of tourist attractions and further development. The research method used is qualitative to explore the elements of sense of place that exist in the area by referring to the existing theoretical framework. From the research results it is known that the design of sense of place was carried out in three ways, namely, transforming the shape of the Sundanese village in building mass concept, creating a space experience by making it a place to stay or stay, including placement between open spaces, shared spaces and residential spaces as activity spaces or accommodating traditional activities, and creating social interactions with the surrounding environment through visits and presence. field space as a socio-cultural space.

Research on Classification of Huizhou Architectural Culture and Extraction of Cultural Characteristics of Villages Based on Cluster Analysis Algorithm

Abstract Based on the cluster analysis algorithm, this paper collects a large amount of sample data from Huizhou buildings and groups these samples using the cluster analysis algorithm so as to identify different categories of architectural culture types. By dividing the group similarity of each category of buildings, the village cultural characteristics related to each category of buildings are extracted, including information on architectural style, structural features, decorative elements and so on. The results show that the automatic cultural classification feature values are 1.2, 2.5, and 2.9, which highlight the unique characteristics of the Huizhou village culture. Especially in Hongcun and Pai Fang Lane buildings, the cultural features are more significant, with matrix classification degrees of 4.7 and 4.022, respectively, fully highlighting the cultural heritage of these buildings. In addition, the clustering analysis algorithm has only a 9.5% error rate, and the classification accuracies all exceed the high level of 0.9, showing its excellent performance in the extraction of various cultural features.

A Case Study Of The Sarawak Cultural Village (Scv) Application: An Evaluation Of User Perception Of Scv Application

In the wake of the post-Covid-19 challenges affecting tourism and education, this study delves into the growing importance of virtual museum applications as a means of cultural heritage learning. Focusing on the Sarawak Cultural Village (SCV) application, the research explores user perceptions, media availability, and demands related to virtual museums. Utilizing a case study approach involving Sarawakians at Universiti Malaysia Kelantan, the investigation evaluates their perception of the SCV application and provides recommendations for its enhancement. Notably, all responses indicate agreement with the significance of virtual museums for cultural heritage learning, with a minimum mean score of 3.95. The findings underscore the value of virtual museums in disseminating cultural heritage knowledge within the local context. The study recommends enriching the SCV application with multimedia elements, such as 3D models, animations, and videos, along with clear operational instructions. Furthermore, it suggests incorporating assessment features to reinforce learning. These recommendations are anchored in an established user experience model aiming to deliver a seamless user experience for local cultural heritage content, particularly within the “virtual tour” section in SCV.

Spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors of traditional villages in Fujian Province, China

As the historical and contemporary values of Chinese traditional villages continue to emerge and the circumstances of the times change, their preservation has a lasting and far-reaching significance in promoting the revitalisation and sustainable development of China’s countryside. However, rapid urbanization began after China’s reform and opening up, and continuous urban expansion led to the rapid decline or even disappearance of these villages. Previous studies on village protection tend to focus on morphological studies from the perspective of individual units, and rarely discuss the influencing factors of spatial distribution. Therefore, there are certain deficiencies in revealing the distribution rules, which makes it difficult to fully carry out the protection work. The article reconstructs the traditional village system of Fujian Province, whose traditional villages cover both national and provincial historical and cultural villages and national and provincial traditional villages. The spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors of traditional villages in Fujian Province were studied using 1,606 traditional villages of various levels as research objects. The results of the study show that: (1) the spatial distribution of traditional villages in Fujian Province is cohesive, with significant uneven distribution, and there are three high-density agglomerations and two sub-density agglomerations; (2) The spatial distribution shows a pattern of “large scattering, small concentration, more in mountainous areas and less in coastal areas”; (3) Topography, river systems, transportation and socio-economic conditions combine to influence the spatial distribution of traditional villages in Fujian Province, but the degree of influence varies. Physical and geographical conditions play a leading role in the distribution of traditional villages, and road traffic conditions and socio-economic conditions have a secondary impact on the distribution of traditional villages. There is an obvious agglomeration of traditional villages in the mountainous river areas, while there is a certain degree of negative correlation between road traffic conditions and socio-economic conditions and the number of traditional villages. (4) With the support of good policies and economic conditions, the protection and continuation of traditional villages can be promoted to a certain extent, and it is also conducive to the spread of local multicultural culture. Finally, corresponding policy recommendations are made for the conservation and sustainable development of traditional villages in Fujian Province.

Push and Pull Factors Influencing Tourist Visits to Kertalangu Cultural Village, Denpasar, Bali

Push factors and pull factors are very important variables that motivate tourists to visit a tourist attraction. This study aims to identify the characteristics of tourists visiting the Kertalangu Cultural Village tourist attraction and examine the push factors and the pull factors that affect their visits. Data were collected by using questionnaire distributed to 180 international and domestic tourists who already visited the tourist attraction of Kertalangu Cultural Village. The collected data were then analyzed using descriptive statistical techniques and factor analysis which were processed using the SPSS 23.0 for windows program. The results showed that based on the characteristics of the respondents were mostly male, had a bachelor's education background, worked as employees, and use airplane transportation to go to Bali. The results of factor analysis identified physical factors in the recreation indicator with a loading factor value of 0.926 which is a variable that represents the push factor, which means that the factor is very strong in explaining the formed factors and the most dominant pull factor components. Factors influencing tourists were planting rice, picking vegetables, fishing, and catching ducks, in which the loading factor value was 0.932.

Influence of Local Culture on Intention to Recommend through Destination Image

The main objective of this study is to explore how local culture affects recommendation intention among tourists who have visited Kebondalem Kidul Cultural Tourism Village, with destination image acting as a mediating factor. This research utilizes a quantitative and descriptive-analytical approach, using a 5-point Likert scale for measurement. Non-probability sampling, specifically convenience sampling, was used to collect primary data. The sample consisted of 200 tourist respondents who had visited the Kebondalem Kidul Cultural Tourism Village. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with SmartPLS 3.2.9 was used as the analysis tool. The findings of this study indicate that local culture directly influences tourists' recommendation intention and destination image when visiting Kebondalem Kidul Cultural Tourism Village. In addition, destination image is a partial mediating factor between local culture and recommendation intention for tourists in this cultural tourism destination. Destination image is the strongest predictor in influencing tourists' recommendation intention.

The Polowijen Cultural Village Sector of Halal Destinations as A Medium for Regional Economic Resilience Post Covid-19 Pandemic

This research aims to determine the potential and opportunities of the area as well as the readiness of the Polowijen Cultural Village sector to become a halal tourism area and provide a strategic evaluation. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach. Primary data sources and some secondary data as research data sources dominate this research. The data analysis techniques used by researchers in formulating strategies is the strategic environmental analysis and SWOT analysis. The results of the research show that the current readiness of the Polowijen Cultural Village Tourism sector is inadequate for Islamic tourism. The lack of public facilities and supporting facilities for tourists is the most important factor in implementing Sharia tourism. Further research results show that Polowijen Cultural Village tourism is in quadrant III (Turn Around). Suggestions that are relevant to these results are that the Malang village and district governments need to work together by publishing via social media, issuing special regulations from the village, sub-district to central levels regarding investment, and developing educational and literacy aspects about halal tourism. Suggestions that are relevant to these results are that the Malang village and district governments need to work together by publishing via social media, issuing special regulations from the village, sub-district to central levels regarding investment, and developing educational and literacy aspects about halal tourism.

WEBSITE DESIGN OF BATAK TYPICAL DANCE PACKAGE DALIHAN NATOLU SIGAPITON STUDIO USING WEB ENGINEERING METHODS

Dalihan Natolu Sigapiton Studio is an art studio located in Sigapiton Village. This studio is one of the efforts to preserve the original village culture with native village teachers to make this dance pure, original that has been passed down from generation to generation. Many want to learn the original Batak dance which is known as the tor-tor dance from Sigapiton Village, however, the long distance makes it difficult for consumers to learn directly from the Dalihan Art Studio Natolu Sigapiton. The current problem is that there is no website or system that can help outsiders to learn traditional village dances. So it can be concluded that there are many wishes from the outside community to learn typical village dances, distance does not prevent them from learning. Based on previous research by Silvianti, Kiky Rizky Nova Wardani [1] entitled “UI Design UX Batak Dance Package at Website-Based Studio Dalihan Natolu Sigapiton Using the Design Thinking Method” has created a website design for Studio Dalihan Natolu Sigapiton. In this study, the aim was to design and build based on previous research by creating a website and adding features to become a Batak Dance Package Website for Dalihan Natolu Siapiton Studio Using the Web Engineering Method, which is a quality software development without spending a lot of money, based on the idea and the needs of the users.

Pelatihan Kewirausahaan Dan Pengelolaan Keuangan Bedasarkan Standar Akuntansi Keuangan (SAK) Bagi UMKM Di Desa Pagerharjo, Samigaluh, Kulon Progo

The SME empowerment policy is generally directed at supporting efforts to overcome poverty and inequality, create job opportunities and increase exports, as well as agricultural and rural revitalization, which are national development priorities. In addition, the development of small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) is directed at making a significant contribution to creating job opportunities, increasing exports and increasing competitiveness.This Community Service Activity (PKM) is focused on MSMEs in Pagerharjo Village, Kulon Progo Regency. The reason for choosing this service location is because Pagerharjo Village is an Independent Cultural Village which has implemented the Preneur Village program since 2019. The Preneur Village is currently still active and developing. The problem with MSMEs, under the management of BUMDes Binangun Pagerharjo in Pagerharjo Village, Samigaluh, Kulon Progo Regency, is the lack of entrepreneurial spirit and financial bookkeeping which, on average, is still done manually.The results of the service include responses and evaluations from participants regarding the training that has been provided. The response was given by the Director of BUMDes who was impressed with the training provided which was different from the training that had been provided previously. Previous training involved mostly listening to lectures, whereas the current training involves participants being active in solving the various problems they face. The evaluation results show that the participants' knowledge has increased and their insight into their business has also increased. It turns out that producing a business is not only based on generations, but also requires innovation so that marketing will continue to develop and financial management will also improve.