Need For Recreation Research Articles

Parklets As Public Space

The unpredictable increase in the number of motor vehicles and the population due to changes in the urban structure hasrevealed the need for new public areas, recreation and social contact points for pedestrians, especially in city centers.Parklet designs, can be installed modularly on the one or more car parking area, are carried out in order to calm traffic, toensure pedestrian safety, and to create public spaces. For this purpose, within the scope of the study, public space and the process of change are revealed, and parklets designed with urban equipment elements (street furniture) to meet various public needs, especially in city centers, are examined through examples from our country (Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality example) and the world. As a result, parklet designs, which are designed in a modular structure and allow alternative designs in different regions, include innovative approaches to publicity for Istanbul and all our other cities.

EFEKTIFITAS MODA TRANSPORTASI BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) DALAM MENUNJANG AKTIFITAS BEKERJA DI KOTA SEMARANG

Transportation is the lifeblood of everyday life and one of the basic needs of society. Almost everyone needs transportation to meet their needs, such as the need for work, school, recreation and social interaction. The choice of transportation modes in an urban area is now increasingly varied, starting from private or public transportation. Various activities such as government administrative centers, communication centers, industrial centers and trade centers located in the city of Semarang are factors in all people's choices in using modes of transportation. This analysis uses AHP analysis by presenting it in the form of numbers, graphs, tables and narratives. AHP is a method used to rank decision alternatives and to choose the best of several criteria. AHP develops a numerical value to rank each decision alternative, which is based on how far each alternative meets the criteria of the respondent. Based on the data, it can be explained that the most important criteria for respondents to the choice of transportation mode are the time criteria of 96.78%, then the cost criteria of 2.90%, the next for the age criteria of 0.21% and the last for the criteria worker characteristics of 0.01%. Furthermore, the order of priority for selecting the first working mode of transportation is motorbikes at 91.41%, the second is BRT at 8.01% and the last is Angkot at 0.48%. This study concluded that based on the results and discussion of this study are as follows: Based on calculations AHP data processing can be explained that the most important criteria for respondents to the selection of work transportation modes are time criteria of 96.78%, then cost criteria of 2.90%, next for age criteria of 0.21% and finally for characteristic criteria workers by 0.01%. After obtaining the results of alternative weights, the priority for choosing the first working mode of transportation is motorbikes at 91.41%, the second is BRT at 8.01% and the last is Angkot at 0.48%.

Rapid intervention team strategy improves intervention quality for patients undergoing hemodialysis with arteriovenous shunt dysfunction or failure.

Vascular access dysfunction is a great burden for hemodialysis patients. Early intervention of a dysfunctional arteriovenous shunt is associated with higher technical success and may improve midterm patency. This trial aimed to estimate the feasibility of a new system, the "rapid intervention team" (RIT) strategy. We recruited hemodialysis patients who visited our hospital because of arteriovenous shunt dysfunction or failure to undergo an RIT strategy from September 1, 2019 to December 31, 2022. In addition, we included a control group comprising patients who underwent percutaneous intervention for arteriovenous shunt dysfunction or failure before this strategy was implemented from February 1, 2017 to December 31, 2022. Case number, time to intervention, all-cause mortality, cumulative survival rate, and number of patients who required temporary dialysis catheter insertion and recreation were compared between the two groups. The primary endpoints were double-lumen insertion, a composite outcome involving permanent catheter insertion, and the need for recreation. The secondary endpoint was all-cause mortality. We enrolled 1054 patients, including 544 (51.6%) and 510 (48.4%) in the RIT and control groups, respectively. Even with the coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, the number of cases significantly increased after the implementation of the RIT strategy (from 216 in 2019 to 828 in 2022, p for trend <0.001). The RIT group had a shortened time to intervention ( p for trend <0.001). The implementation of the RIT strategy was significantly associated with a reduced risk of insertion of a temporary double-lumen catheter and recreation of vascular access (1% vs 6% and 1% vs 28%, respectively; both p < 0.01). The cumulative survival rate was not significantly different between the RIT and control groups ( p = 0.16). The implementation of the RIT strategy improves the quantity and quality of percutaneous transluminal intervention for arteriovenous shunt dysfunction or failure in patients undergoing hemodialysis.

Examining the Tourism and Recreation Potential of Istanbul Neşet Suyu Nature Park in Terms of Conservation ond Usage Principles

The global increase in urban population and the growth of urban areas have led to a growing need for recreation in urban areas. However, unplanned and unregulated growth of cities causes damage to both their ecological assets and natural resources in the surrounding rural areas. Global climate change has already threatened the world and our natural resources, making the support, preservation, and transmission of ecosystems in urban and rural areas increasingly important every day. In the ranking of forest assets per capita, Istanbul is 78th out of 81 provinces in our country. Therefore, it is essential that forest assets and in-forest recreation areas in Istanbul are used in a more qualified and planned manner compared to other provinces. In this study, one of Istanbul's most important in-forest recreation areas, Neşet Suyu Nature Park, was observed and evaluated through field observations and a survey, considering its existing assets. Neşet Suyu Nature Park, one of the nine nature parks in Belgrad Forest located within the borders of Sarıyer district in Istanbul, is an important recreational area with visitor potential throughout the year, frequently chosen by people. In line with the evaluation results, recommendations have been made to increase the usage potential by prioritizing the preservation of the area's natural and ecological assets to enhance the current usage towards a more qualitative state.

ОРГАНІЗАЦІЙНО-ЕКОНОМІЧНИЙ МЕХАНІЗМ ФУНКЦІОНУВАННЯ СУБ’ЄКТІВ ТУРИЗМУ ТА ГОСТИННОСТІ В УМОВАХ СИСТЕМНИХ КРИЗ

The article is dedicated to substantiating the semantics of the organizational and economic mechanism of the functioning of tourism and hospitality entities under systemic crises. Considering the significant negative impact of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine and the ongoing consequences of the global COVID-19 pandemic, the activities of these entities in certain regions of Ukraine (primarily in the west) show positive dynamics. Although in many regions, their activities are effectively halted, and in some, there have been significant reductions in their volumes. This suggests that in the post-war period, the development of Ukraine's tourism and hospitality sector will gain momentum due to pent-up demand and societal need for rest, recreation, and rehabilitation. At the same time, the current conditions of tourism and hospitality entities require a revision of the organizational and economic foundations of their functioning to survive and maintain certain socio-economic positions in the country's economy. The stabilization of activities and their effectiveness in the post-war period will largely depend on the ability to implement positive practices of effective functioning in crisis conditions and to extend them to the activities of all tourism and hospitality entities. Moreover, the experience of many business entities shows that most processes are implemented precisely through the organizational and economic mechanism. The structure of the organizational and economic mechanism of a tourism and hospitality entity is examined, with its main components being organizational structure, planning, financial management, marketing, pricing policy, personnel management, logistics and operational management, innovations and technologies, legal support, and environmental management. Factors influencing (internal and external) the organizational and economic mechanism of the functioning of tourism and hospitality entities that interact with each other are monitored, determining strategies and operational decisions in managing a hotel and a tourism enterprise, ultimately affecting their operational efficiency. Typical consequences of the crisis state of tourism and hospitality entities are formulated, and the main strategic directions for overcoming them are justified, which will require a comprehensive approach that includes both short-term measures for immediate crisis response and long-term strategies to ensure stable development.

TINJAUAN NAFKAH REKREASI PERSPEKTIF PENGHULU DI KOTA PALANGKA RAYA

The research was motivated by age development that caused by advancement of science and technology so make change and increase in needs, like family needs and one of in it is recreation need even though this need didn’t explain in Islamic law or Indonesia. Research objectives are to know how the position of recreation needs from Islamic law and to know the perspective from Penghulu in Palangka Raya about recreation needs. This research used an empirical juridical and socio-legal approach. Data collection techniques used interviews, observation, and documentation. While research subjects were five Penghulu in Palangka Raya. There were four theories that used in this research such as modernization, needs, perception, and maqāṣid asy-syarīʿah theory. The results; (1) Position of recreation needs in Islamic law is not included in obligatory needs because not explained specifically in Al-Qur’an or laws which exist in Indonesia. But according to explanation from the subjects and recreation needs on modern society therefore recreation needs were secondary needs because it is not obligatory or primary needs. (2) There were two perspectives from Penghulu about recreation needs, first, they stated that recreation needs income is in accordance with the situation, namely recreational income which, if the situation allows, then recreation is carried out without any demands or recreational needs, and recreational income according to conditions, namely conditions where recreational income is needed.

Willingness to Pay for Urban Inland River Restoration: Case of Nanyang, China

Ecologically rational restoration of urban inland rivers is crucial for sustainable development of modern cities. The research purpose is to assess and compare the value of urban inland rivers by identifying the willingness of Nanyang residents to pay for each of two types of rivers restoration — ecological (improving the ecological quality of rivers) and recreational (ensuring rivers to meet cleanliness requirements for residents’ recreational areas) as well as to identify the factors that determine the difference in the obtained estimates. The novelty of the study consists in the willingness to pay (WTP) for ecological and recreational restoration of urban inland rivers identification and comparison by using the two dichotomous choice questionnaires and in the determination of factors explaining the difference in ecological and recreational value estimates. A questionnaire survey was conducted in Nanyang City, and data was collected from a sample of 326 respondents. The results of the questionnaire survey revealed quite significant difference between the willingness of urban residents to pay for ecological and recreational restoration of the river — CNY109.56 (USD16.8) and CNY255.12 (USD39.84) per person annually, respectively. Factors influencing differences in WTP for ecological and recreational restoration of urban inland rivers — income level, gender, education level, environmental awareness, need for recreation, and distance to urban inland rivers — were identified. The study’s results indicate that urban inland rivers hold a significant economic value and highlight the importance of implementing measures for targeted ecological and recreational restoration as part of the overall urban river restoration system.

Evaluation of Taman Lansia Based on Recreational Needs and Functions According to Elderly Perceptions

Bandung City  is one of the cities in Indonesia where the percentage of the growth of the elderly community is quite high, so it is necessary to provide special recreational and sports facilities for the elderly community. The park was chosen as a place of recreation because it is considered to be able to refresh physically and psychologically. Many elderly people experience difficulties and feel uncomfortable when doing activities in the park because there is no special development of parks for the elderly from the government. This study aims to analyze the use of green open space from the recreational function and its needs based on the perception of the elderly. The method used is descriptive quantitative based on data obtained from the results of distributing questionnaires and field observations using accidental sampling of visitors. Based on the results of the study, the characteristics of visitors were dominated by men with an age range of 60-64 years and still living with a partner and still earning. The existing condition of the park is in quite good condition. The majority of elderly activities in the park are leisurely walks, while the most comfortable recreational activity to do is relax. The needs of the elderly for parks are dominant in physical needs such as more for park public facilities. There are 3 (three) factors that shape the motivation to visit the elderly at Taman Lansia. Factor 1 consists of location security, convenience of street vendors, and convenience of trash cans. Factor 2 is location accessibility and signage convenience. While factor 3 includes route accessibility, crowd safety, pedestrian path comfort, and toilet comfort.Keywords: perception, recreation, green open space, Taman Lansia

Strategies of Students’ Information Behavior in the Transformation of Media Space

Introduction. Currently, media inclusion is a regular process. It takes place in order to realize the need for information interchange, communication, recreation and entertainment. The personality constantly interacts with the subjects and objects of the media landscape. The relevance of the analysis of students’ behavioural reactions to changes in the media landscape is due to the work suspension of social networks popular among young people and high human absorption in the media space.Purpose. Identification of the students’ adaptive qualities, their strategies of self-determination and self-presentation. Materials and Methods. The methodological tools were: The Socio-Psychological Adaptation Test adapted by Osnitskiy, the Strategic Approach to Coping Scale (SACS) adapted by Vodopyanova, and the author’s questionnaire designed to establish the nature of interaction with media content and attitude to changing conditions access to it. The study involved 176 students of various courses of study at the university, aged 17–21 and older.Results. The data on the students’ emotional and sensual responses to changes in their habitual daily involvement in social networks is presented. It is reflected that undergraduate students have conflicting feelings about the introduction of restrictions on access to media resources. At the same time, they have a more negative attitude to the changes taking place compared with senior courses. It was revealed that most respondents, regardless of age, tend to bypass the imposed blocking of media content.Discussion and Conclusion. The relationship between adaptive manifestations of personality and willingness to change the current system of daily media consumption in connection with changes is reflected. The capabilities of analyzing students’ media behaviour are presented.

ПРІОРИТЕТИ ФУНКЦІОНУВАННЯ ТУРИСТИЧНОЇ ІНДУСТРІЇ ПІД ЧАС ВІЙНИ В УКРАЇНІ

The article reveals the key priorities for the development of the tourism industry in the conditions of the war in Ukraine. It was determined that despite the Russian-Ukrainian war, which became almost destructive for the tourism industry of Ukraine, this branch of the economy continues to function and develop, adapting to new realities. It was found that in the nine months of 2022, the revenues of the state budget of Ukraine from the subjects of the tourism industry decreased by almost 34%, tax revenues from the activities of tourist operators – by 32%, tax revenues from the activities of travel agencies – by 5%. The domestic tourism market fell by about 50%, mainly due to the loss of tourists in the south of Ukraine. It was revealed that at the current stage, Ukrainian tourist operators are looking for new ways of development and are trying to enter, in particular, the European market. It was determined that the restoration of the viability of the tourism industry must begin with the regions least affected by the war. Highlighting the priorities of the functioning of the tourism industry in Ukraine, it was determined that the first priority should be the development of a strategy for the development of national tourism, taking into account international experience and European integration. It was determined that the basis of the post-war recovery of the tourism industry should be: memorial, military-patriotic and military-historical, medical and recreational, psychological, business, educational, sports and ecotourism. It was determined that in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine, it will be necessary to actively implement and promote tourism potential, develop new initiatives and involve international partners in this process. It is predicted that new trends will be observed in the post-war recovery of the tourist industry: the need for health and recreation will increase; relaxation tourism will be actively developed; excursions to local places will be organized; interest in the history and national traditions of Ukraine will increase. In the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine, it is also worth taking into account the experience of countries that today have a strong tourism potential, but in the past suffered losses from war or armed conflicts.

EXAMINATION OF HOLIDAY HABITS IN HUNGARY, WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO RURAL TOURISM

The paper aims to examine the demand for rural tourism, targeting the design of offers following the period of the pandemic. The topic of the present study, is the examination of the holiday habits of the Hungarian population focusing on rural tourism. Following the theoretical background regarding rural tourism, rural tourism destination and tourism motivation, the primary research investigates the holiday habits of various age groups and the differences between these, the frequency of traveling and planned overstays, and the optional programs as recreational and gastronomic activities, their willingness to spend for the offers that form an integral part of the rural tourism. The survey method was chosen and the respondents were assigned via a random sample. The collected data was processed via IBM SPSS 25 program, in which unary and binary operations, correlation analysis was done. The study highlights that there is a high demand for rural tourism in the countryside in the post-pandemic period, is a general need for recreation irrespective of age, educational background, or residence. The respondents would participate in a genuine rural program irrespective of age, educational background, or residence. It was also proven that there is a significant difference between the travelling frequency of the various groups, according to which, the middle-aged respondents travel most frequently to the countryside, followed by the seniors and the youth.

Evaluating the potential of suburban and rural areas for tourism and recreation, including individual short-term tourism under pandemic conditions

Limited mobility and restrictions in social life caused by the COVID-19 pandemic changed people’s recreational behavior and made them seek more contact with nature. As a result, the provision of new recreational spaces in the vicinity of cities gained importance. In conditions of social distancing, rural and suburban areas can be an attractive alternative to individual short-term tourism, satisfying the need for recreation and mental and physical health restoration of urban residents. In the study a methodology for assessing the tourist and recreational potential of the area (METPRET) concerning the recreational behaviors identified in the pandemic was proposed. It includes the Recreational Potential Index (RPI), which comprises four criteria: landscape values and socio-economic conditions; environmental protection; air quality; transportation accessibility. The application of the methodology is exemplified in the Mazovia Voivodeship, Poland. The research allows the determination of characteristics that potential recreation areas should have under pandemic conditions. The RPI makes it possible to select new rural and suburban areas attractive for short-term tourism. Designating additional recreational areas may contribute to the dispersion of users in existing green areas in cities, which is particularly important during a pandemic.

Participation and Hindrances to Students’ Recreation at Selected Universities in Ondo State, Nigeria

Recreation has several benefits, one of which is the health advantage that it brings to those who engage in it. Apart from being beneficial to health, one of the other benefits is in connection with good academic performance that it stimulates. This study focused on three selected public universities in Ondo State, Nigeria. It investigates the availability of recreational facilities, students' level of participation in recreational activities, and hindrances to students’ recreational participation in the selected universities. A purposive sample of 300 students was adopted and disaggregated into 106, 139 and 55 for the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), and Ondo State University of Science and Technology, Okitipupa (OSUSTECH) respectively, using the relative population of students in the three universities. Data acquisition instruments included a questionnaire, interview and observation. The questionnaire administration involved a multi-stage sampling procedure that cumulated in obtaining data from the final-year students of each university's faculties and departments. Findings revealed that students' participation in recreation was at low ebb in the three universities with varying degrees of hindrances to participation across the institutions. Poor or absent facilities were the most dominant hindrance to recreation. The worst case was in OSUSTECH where the school authority did not provide any recreational facility on campus. Recommendations include sensitization programs to enlighten students on the need for recreation and the benefits of same to their health and educational pursuit; and upscaling of recreational facilities in the studied institutions.

Parental Perspectives on Inclusive Dance Program: Their Child’s Experiences and Outcomes

Abstract Date Presented 04/02/2022 Children with disabilities have limited access to leisure and recreation activities. This study explored parental perspectives of inclusion and the impact of an adaptive dance program on their children. Interviews and a focus group were conducted. Results indicated that parents define inclusion as acceptance and expressed gratitude for the benefits and funding of the program. Findings highlight the need for more inclusive recreation and evidence to procure funding for sustainable programming. Primary Author and Speaker: Susan L. Iliff Additional Authors and Speakers: Hannah Mariani, Gabriela Swiecki, Pooja Patel, Shauna Rocha, Brooke Edwards, Morgan Sondergeld, Taylor Downey

‘Conditions in landscape which the public as a whole wishes to see and enjoy’ – electricity generation, amenity and welfare in post-war Britain

ABSTRACT In his 1975 article about planning and the Welfare State, Malcolm Harrison identified ‘specific social benefits’ as ‘possible welfare objectives’ of town and country planning in post-WW2 Britain. Some of these social benefits, such as the need for recreation, and the right to leisure facilities became key goals of Government policy and State-sponsored planning projects. Growing emphasis on leisure and recreation as part of an ‘improved quality of life’ and the increasing mobility and affluence also led to growing importance of opportunities for rural recreation and access to and preservation of the countryside. Through a series of case studies, this paper examines how these welfare objectives were materialized in the designed landscapes created around coal-fired power stations in Britain, commissioned by the nationalized Central Electricity Generating Board between 1957 and 1970. It will analyse how statutory duties towards workers’ welfare and environmental consciousness resulted in the involvement of the profession of landscape architecture, and how this helped the Board to navigate its duty to preserve the countryside as well as safeguarding the needs of communities.

Development of countryside accommodation facilities in the Russian Federation: problems and prospects

The development of domestic tourism is impossible without the creation of supporting infrastructure, primarily the necessary number of tourist accommodation facilities. At present, the countryside recreation outside cities in recreational areas, close to natural attractions is an important direction. In this regard, the issues related to the functioning of countryside accommodation facilities are relevant. The article aims to identify key problems hindering the optimal development of countryside accommodation facilities in the Russian Federation and to propose recommendations aimed at their solution. The theoretical basis is the works of domestic authors, analytical data of the Federal State Statistics Service, and the analytical service of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia, Rosagrotourism. General scientific methods and methodological approaches used: analysis, synthesis, system approach. The author of the article analyzes the indicators describing the tourism development in the Russian Federation from 2016 to 2021. The growth of demand for the services of countryside town accommodation facilities has been noted. The key problems hindering the development of the said facilities, including those in rural settlements, are analyzed. Recommendations aimed at solving these problems are provided.The increased demand for tourist services within the country, the need for recreation out of cities in recreational areas, consumer orientation towards eco-accommodation facilities, consuming natural products require the development of a set of measures aimed at the development of countryside accommodation facilities with a wide range of additional services, including agro-leisure activities. The increase in the number of countryside accommodation facilities in Russian regions will contribute to the development of domestic tourism, and redistribution of tourist flow, and will serve as a type of business diversifi cation for farmers and agricultural producers in rural areas.

A Qualitative Content Analysis of Psychosocial Needs Affecting Hookah Use by Women

Background: Hookah use has become highly popular among Iranian women. The objective of the present study was to identify the psychosocial factors affecting hookah use by women during 2018- 2019 using a conventional content analysis approach. Materials and Methods: Participants were invited to participate in a semi-structured interview by the purposeful method with maximum diversity in terms of age, education, occupation, hookah use status, and geographical areas of the city. Data were collected through in-depth individual interviews and analyzed through content analysis. The interview continued until obtaining no new category. Software MAXQDA (version 10) was used for data analysis. Results: In general, 36 participants were interviewed based on the study aim. In this study, the focus was on the category of psychosocial needs, including 9 subcategories of searching for peace of mind, inner gap, physical and psychological dependence, need for recreation, curiosity, tendency to express oneself, attraction, satisfaction, companionship and competition with others, leisure time, pleasure, and inexperience. Conclusion: Several psychosocial factors were effective in hookah use among women. Providing the necessary recreational facilities for women and families and training life skills can be effective in reducing hookah use.

Regional landscape transformation and sustainability of the rural homegarden agroforestry system in the Chengdu Plain, China

Traditional rural homegarden agroforestry system in the Chengdu Plain of China, called “Linpan” in Chinese, integrates the ecological functions of the landscape with human production activities. Studying the driving mechanisms of rural landscape changes in the Chengdu Plain is of great significance from stakeholders’ perspective. Taking the Pidu Linpan Farming System (PLFS) in the suburban area of Chengdu (designated as one of China-Nationally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems in 2020) as a case, this study combined remote sensing image analysis, oral history interviews, and focus group interviews to elucidate the driving forces of landscape changes in the PLFS. The results show that tourism development, traffic accessibility, economic demand, and agricultural heritage protection measure are the main driving forces promoting the stability and maintenance of the traditional homegardens. In contrast, population ageing, land circulation, centralized residence, climate change, and living and recreational need are the forces leading to adverse changes in the traditional homegardens. In addition, these driving forces have led to the gradual abandonment of traditional agricultural activities and critical issues related to rural landscape planning and management. The current research indicates that infrastructure construction and increased traditional agricultural income are considered as the best practices of local stakeholders, promoting the development of the protected homegardens of heritage sites and tourist destinations. Finally, we put forward some suggestions to improve and maintain the traditional rural landscape: (1) establishing a benefit-sharing mechanism; (2) establishing a training system with traditional technology and culture; (3) strengthening infrastructure construction; (4) promoting the development of the agricultural industry; (5) improving the cultural quality of farmers; and (6) establishing a management system with legal effects. This research can provide a basis for the formulation of rural landscape planning and the orderly and healthy development of agricultural heritage in Chengdu Plain.

ОЦЕНКА ОБЕСПЕЧЕННОСТИ ДЕТЕЙ ШКОЛЬНОГО ВОЗРАСТА ОЗДОРОВИТЕЛЬНЫМИ УСЛУГАМИ (НА ПРИМЕРЕ ВОЛОГОДСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ)

Modern society makes increased demands on the development of human potential of the child population. This is accompanied by an increase in the educational load on children and the formation of additional risks for their health. In the Russian Federation, including the Vologda Oblast, there are negative trends in the health status of school-age children. The proportion of children with chronic diseases remains high. The issues of organizing sanatorium treatment and recreation in these conditions are of particular relevance. In this paper, on the basis of statistical data and the results of representative sociological studies, it is shown that in the Vologda Oblast, among school-age children, there is still a high need for sanatorium treatment and recreation. A contradiction was revealed between the insignificant coverage of school-age children with health-improving services and the high need for them, confirmed by the recommendations of pediatricians.

INVESTIGATING THE HISTORY OF EAST SAKERTA VILLAGE AS A POPULAR TOURIST DESTINATION IN WEST JAVA

The tourism industry is one of the primary needs for the life of modern society today. Because of these factors, it makes the need for recreation or tourism increases. East Sakerta Tourism Village is one of the leading tourist destinations in the Kuningan Regency. This village has a long history and interesting community culture, but not many people know about it. This study aims to investigate the history of the East Sakerta Village as a popular tourist destination in West Java. The research method used is a qualitative method. This data collection method is carried out using the Focus Group Discussion (FGD) method. Primary data collection was carried out directly and purposive sampling by interviewing key people, namely the village government apparatus, tourism community leaders (kompepar), and the community. FGD method was used to find out about the history, legends, and culture of the East Sakerta Village. The results of FGD findings consist of the religion, the history of the village, the local culture, the historical sites, the myths and legend, and the philosophy of Sakerta Timur Village. The philosophy concept is "Tumaritis" which is a village in the Sundanese and Javanese puppet which has a philosophy of mutual protection, security, and prosperity.