Medium Route
Distance from Gondopurowangi to Bigaran
village: 3.3 km
ETA: 1-1.5 hours
This route traces along the Gondopurowangi hills
in Kenalan Village to Bigaran Village. Gondopurowangi
Hill can be reached in approximately 30 minutes to the
north using a jeep from the Borobudur Temple area to
Balkondes of Kenalan Village. Access to the main road
leading to post 1 to the entrance to Gondopurowangi Hill
can be easily passed by jeeps and motorbikes because
it is either asphalt or paved.
Tourists can directly do trekking from the
entrance to the Gondopurowangi hill towards
Bigaran Village. The estimated time needed is
around 1-1.5 hours to go to Balkondes of Bigaran
Village. Access along the trekking route is in the
form of cast block roads that go down hills and are
slightly winding, where tourists will often meet local
residents because these two points are in the middle
of residential areas. Heading to the Bigaran Village
area, tourists will be invited to visit several cocoa
plantations managed by the local community for
a variety of chocolate products, one of which is a
chocolate drink that can be enjoyed while relaxing.
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Route Description
Short Route
Distance from Giri Purno Village to Ngadiharjo village: 2.8 km
ETA: 1 hour
Giripurno Village is about 8 km from the Borobudur Temple area and has
Menoreh hills in the background. In addition to the natural potential which is rich in
local biodiversity, there is a waterfall with a height of approximately 100 meters which is
located in the middle of the hills of Giripurno Village. There is also the Mongkrong peak
with unspoiled conditions, where tourists can see beautiful views of the Borobudur
Temple area, complemented by natural panoramas and expanses of rice fields and
sun rays, especially in the morning. The main road access to Giripurno Village can be
passed by cars or motorcycles because it is a cast block and is relatively wide.
The village of Giripurno keeps the legend of Prince Diponegoro who, according
to local beliefs, once stopped at the village of Giripurno and left a small shrine called
Sendang Sebandot. Apart from the legend about Prince Diponegoro, the people of
Giripurno Village also have stories about Sunan Kalijaga who once stopped at the
same place. At that time Sunan Kalijaga was about to pray, but because there was no
water, he performed tayammum.
When performing tayammum and prayer services, the wooden stick held by
Sunan Kalijaga was stuck into the ground. After Sunan Kalijaga finished his prayer
and prepared to leave the location, he pulled his stick and a spring appeared from
the place where his stick had stuck. The sprouts of water resemble the "urine" of a
Bandot goat, and from that day the spring is known as Sendang Sebandot.
In the village of Giripurno, the main road access that will be passed by tourists
for trekking is mostly in the form of block-cast roads that cross residents' settlements.
Tourists can cross clove plantations which are characteristic of the vegetation in
Giripurno village. The journey continues by visiting the Balkondes of Giripurno Village to
enjoy local products, namely Etawa goat milk. Tourists will be picked up to Ngadiharjo
Village by car/other motorized vehicle which is the end point of the short route offered
in the Flora's Tropical Wonderland theme and enjoy the typical dishes of Ngadiharjo
Village in the form of Enthok noodles and Wresah Coffee.
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Tourist Segmentation
The main classification and segmentation of tourists
on the theme of Tropical Flora’s Wonderland
• Motivation : Adventure
• Age : 17-50 Years (adjustable by route of choice)
• Origin of Tourists : Domestic and Foreign
• Categories : General Travelers, Families, Couples
Tourist Capacity
Activity Land Area Operational Activity Daily Support Support per
Duration Duration
Capacity Activity
Medium Trail 2000 sq.m 12 hrs 3 hrs 80 20
people people
Long Trail 5000 sq.m 10 hrs 5 hrs 100 50
people people
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Journey Of The Stones
The theme of this trip will invite tourists to enjoy the story of the history
of the construction of the Borobudur temple by exploring the river using
gethek as a mode of taking stones to then carve.
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Synopsis
The thematic trip Journey of the Stones is
divided into several narratives consisting of a
rock journey behind the history and construction
process of the Borobudur Temple which was built
14 centuries ago, the construction and architecture
of a typical temple, the topology of villages located
around Borobudur, and exploring traditions and
culture local community, one of which is the story
of fishermen without boats in Sambeng Village,
Borobudur District.
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Location
Sambeng village, Ngargogondo village
Sambeng Village has a backdrop of the Menorah hills, 6 km from the Borobudur
Temple complex and is located right on the banks of the Progo River. It has the
potential to be developed as tourist attractions for fishermen without boats, with prior
preparations and assistance from Borobudur Conservation Center. The location for
the stone carvings in Balkondes Ngargogondo was chosen not only because of the
village's connection with the stone trails, but because there are also many local people
there who work as stone carvers.
Both villages have easy access to the main road and are equipped with public facilities
such as parking lots, places of worship, and adequate toilets.
TRAVEL MAP OF JOURNEY OF THE STONES
Tourism Activities: Stone Sculpture, Bamboo Raft Tour
Location: 10 Sambeng village, 12 Ngargogondo village
Borobudur
VILLAGE POTENTIALS Ngargogondo
Language Village (Education Tourism)
Sambeng Rabbit Park
Gethek/Raft Tour Topeng Ireng, Laras Madya, Dayakan, Rebana and
Sholawat Jawa, Rebana, Jathilan, Kubrowiso
Merti Desa Angklung Arts
Durian Agrotourism
Cananga Flower Garden
Weaving Crafts
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Map of Relief Panels
NOTES S : Terrace with Stupa 1-4 : Temple Terrace with Relief
O : Open Stupa
A : Temple Foot
B : Temple Terrace
Outer Wall Relief Panel, Top Row Circulation Flow Direction Area of Interest (AOI)
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Activities
The main attraction in the activity
design on Journey of the Stones is to
invite tourists to retrace the journey
of andesite rocks which were
transported using bamboo gethek.
The activity begins in the morning
by telling about the construction
and journey of andesite rock as
raw material for the construction of
Borobudur Temple.
Storytellers can enrich the story by telling the names of several villages that are thought
to have a historical connection with the journey of the andesite rocks. So as to provide a
narrative about the traditions and culture of the surrounding village community who make
a living by catching fish in the river and carrying out transactions to fulfill their needs by
exchanging (bartering).
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Tourists can directly experience what it feels
like riding a gethek (raft) and fishing in the
river area, accompanied by an activity guide
and Javanese singer for immersion in typical
rural Java. Each gethek can accommodate
5-6 tourists. While tourists enjoy their time
and carrying out activities on the gethek, local
specialties will be served on board, delivered
by another, smaller gethek by the local tour
operator.
Fish caught by tourists can be processed
directly in the kitchen by local residents
for lunch, while tourists clean themselves
and change their clothes. Enjoying lunch
on the banks of the river may create a more
memorable visit experience.
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Activities
In the next activity, tourists are invited to visit
Ngargogondo Village and take part in the next
attraction, namely carving stones and/or printing
a replica of the temple reliefs accompanied by a
local stone carving instructor. The results of these
sculptures and/or relief replica prints can be brought
home as a souvenir.
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Activity Implementation Recommendations
START
MORNING
ONE DAY PACKAGE
DURATION: 6-7 HOURS
DRY SEASONS ONLY
VISITING BOROBUDUR TEMPLE
EXAMINING RELIEFS
ACTIVITY
SUPPORT:
ACTIVITY BOOK STORYTELLER
ACTIVITY GUIDE STONE SCULPTING
SINDEN INSTRUCTOR
SAFETY KIT
(HELM & FLOATY) BAMBOO GETHEK/RAFT
BOROBUDUR TEMPLE
RELIEF NARRATIVE TOOL
KIT
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Tourist Segmentation
The main classification and segmentation of
tourists for the Journey of The Stones theme
• Motivation : Recreation
• Age : 5-50 Years
• Origin of Tourists : Domestic and Foreign
• Categories : General Travelers, Families, Couples
• Inclusivity : Child-Friendly, and Elderly-Friendly
1 Child-friendly material content
The enrichment of activity material in this theme can be developed and created in a
straightforward storytelling style.
2 Child-friendly and elderly-friendly activities
Activities in this theme are quite easily accessible to the family, children and elderly
tourist segments, with the availability of appropriate and capable guides for the
development of certain activities.
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Tourist Capacity
This sub-theme highlights traces of the construction of the temple, many activities are
carried out in nature and use routes that are close to residents' daily activities. The
activities include riding gethek and catching fish, driving a VW car and carving stones.
Operational duration, which is the total time required for tourist activities per day, is
10 hours for all activities, while the activity duration for all activities is 1 hour, except
for driving with a VW which can take up to 4 hours.
Activity Land Area Operational Activity Daily Support Support per
Duration Duration
Capacity Activity
Fishing on 1000 sq.m 10 hrs 1 hrs 60 6
Gethek
people people
Riding VW 20000 10 hrs 4 hrs 250 25
sq.m people people
Carving 90 sq.m 10 hrs 1 hrs 90 9
Stone
people people
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Music And Rhyme
This thematic trip invites tourists to get to know the archipelago's
musical instruments which are carved on the Borobudur temple.
The tourists will participate in music workshops and storytelling.
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Synopsis
Interpretation of the cymbals contained in the Karmawibhangga Relief
Photo source: Borobudur Conservation Center
Although the strains are not
heard, the carvings of musical
instruments have voiced the story
of the art of music as one of the
cultural elements of the Javanese
people at that time when the
Borobudur Temple was built. Some
of the relief panels are identified as 4
(four) types of musical instruments,
namely idiophones (knocks and
rattles), membraphones (drums,
Interpretation of percussion instruments contained in the kentan), chardophones (string/
Lalitavistara Relief stringed instruments and strings),
and aerophones (wind instruments).
Photo source: Borobudur Conservation Center
Interpretation of musical instruments does not stop at narrative descriptions of
the shapes and types of musical instruments, in 2021 the Sounds of Borobudur team-
Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia, concocts
interpretations of these musical instruments into an art performance that brings
listeners to enjoy the cultural landscape of the Borobudur region.
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Interpretation of percussion instruments contained in the Jataka Relief, Aisle 1 balustrade, lower panel,
West side, no.66
Photo source: Borobudur Conservation Center
Interpretation of wind instruments contained in the Gandawyuha Relief, wall of Aisle 2, number 7
Photo source: Borobudur Conservation Center
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Location
Ngargogondo village and Kembanglimus village, and Tuk Songo village
The locations were adapted to three other themes, namely Sudhana Manohara in
Wanurejo Village, Jataka Fable Stories in Ngargogondo Village and Kembanglimus
Village, and Tuk Songo Village.
TRAVEL MAP OF MUSIC AND RHYME
Tourism Activities: Playing Gamelan and Various Musical Instruments
Location: 7 Tuksongo Village, 12 Ngargogondo Village
13 Kembanglimus Village
Borobudur
VILLAGE POTENTIALS
Tuksongo Ngargogondo Kembanglimus
Dipan Site Language village (edutourism) Purba Sileri Lake
Balkonjazz Performance Rabbit Park Purwosari Hill
Topeng Ireng Arts Topeng Ireng Art Serong Prajuritan Dance
Jathilan Laras Madya Art Topeng Ireng Art
Tambur Dayakan Rebana and Angklung Elephant Gate
Painting and Bamboo-Carving
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Map of Relief Panels
NOTES S : Terrace with Stupa 1-4 : Temple Terrace with Relief
O : Open Stupa
A : Temple Foot
B : Temple Terrace
Outer Wall Relief Panel, Top Row Circulation Flow Direction Area of Interest (AOI)
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Activities
The design of activities in the Music and Rhyme theme
refers to the results of studies and activities carried
out by Sound of Borobudur in 2021, which are driven
by musicians Trie Utami and Purwacaraka, can merge
into several other themes, such as performances of
the Sudhana Manohara ballet, Sudhana Manohara
Dance Workshop and Kinnara Kinnari, Performances
of Jataka's Fable Stories or by carrying out activities
related to the education of musical instruments as well as
other artistic and cultural performances, complemented
by storytelling of interpretations of musical instruments
found on several panels at Borobudur Temple.
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Activity Implementation Recommendations
START
MORNING/AFTERNOON
HALF-DAY PACKAGE
DURATION: 2-3 HOURS
VISITING BOROBUDUR TEMPLE
EXAMINING RELIEFS
ACTIVITY
SUPPORT:
ACTIVITY BOOK STORYTELLER
ACTIVITY GUIDE
GAMELAN SET DANCE WORKSHOP
EQUIPMENT SET
BOROBUDUR TEMPLE RELIEF
NARRATIVE TOOL KIT
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Tourist Segmentation
The main classification and segmentation
of tourists on the Music And Rhyme theme
• Motivation : Education
• Age : 5-50 Years
• Origin of Tourists : Domestic and Foreign
• Categories : General Travelers, Families, Student Groups, etc.
• Inclusivity : Child-Friendly, Disability-Friendly, and Elderly-Friendly
1 Diffable-friendly material content with deaf,
blind, disabled and child identities
The enrichment of activity material on this theme can be developed and created
with a straightforward storytelling style and translated into a medium with options
of Indonesian, English and other foreign languages and transfer of medium which
includes audiovisual and textual into three choices (trilingual), namely general, sign,
and braille.
2 Disability-friendly, child-friendly and elderly-
friendly activities
Activities in this theme have fairly easy access for family tourists, children, the elderly,
and people with disabilities with certain identities in accordance with the availability of
appropriate and capable guides for the development of certain activities.
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Tourist Capacity
This sub-theme raises the traces of civilization in music in the temple reliefs. Activities
that interpret fitness rituals are music workshops, with a duration of 4 hours each.
Activity Land Area Operational Activity Daily Support Support per
Duration Duration
Capacity Activity
Workshop in 150 sq.m 4 hrs 4 hrs 15 15
Wanurejo
people people
Workshop in 200 sq.m 4 hrs 4 hrs 20 20
Tuksongo
people people
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Development
of BToC Interpretation
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Development
Personal Interpretation
Interpretation is a combination of efforts to improve the quality of tourism and
strategic communication for the development of tourism products in a destination.
Interpretation is an important element in encouraging participatory experiences and
activities for tourists to dissolve and engage in narratives and create memorable travel
trips.
Interpretation is part of promotion, marketing and branding (imaging) which aims
to increase memories, impressions, strengthen the product image of cultural tourism
travel patterns at DSP Borobudur entitled Ancient Kingdom: Borobudur Trail of
Civilization, and also the desire to return. Interpretation development is divided into two
complementary categories in the form of; personal and non-personal interpretation.
Personal interpretation is an interpretation that is interactive and delivered by
an individual who is generally a profession such as a tour/activity guide and/or a
storyteller. Personal interpretation by presenting general BToC information and its 9
sub-themes can be attached to a storyteller & tour/activity guide on duty at the Tourist
Information Center (TIC) of the Borobudur Temple area or to storytellers at related
museums located in zones 1 & 2 of the Borobudur Temple areas.
The packaging of BToC's thematic travel patterns is structured to provide added
value by focusing on narrative storytelling and relief interpretation on each theme.
With the development of story-based tourism products, it is expected to be able to
stimulate the tourist experience so that they can form a deeper impression on their
visit to the Borobudur Temple area.
Therefore, the presence of a storyteller and activity guide with a straightforward
and expressive storytelling style is a must. In the future, in an effort to support the
development of sustainable and inclusive tourism products, personal interpretation is
designed by presenting storytellers in multiple languages: verbally speaking Indonesian,
English and other foreign languages as well as storytellers in sign language.
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Development
Non-Personal Interpretation
The development of long-term non-personal interpretation of each BToC sub-
theme includes the production of audiovisual content in the form of augmented
reality and virtual reality as in themes that can be developed in the future with various
extensions, for example archeoastronomical interpretation and expansion of the
meaning of non-personal interpretation by strengthening images through the creation
of landmarks as symbols and the representation of each narrative attached to the
theme.
The plan for the development of medium interpretation on the 9 (nine) sub-
themes of BToC includes: planning a variety of thematic interpretation media and
memorabilia aimed at strengthening storytelling.
01 WALUKU:
CULTIVATING CIVILIZATI0N
The development of the interpretation in the theme Waluku: Cultivating
Civilization includes the expansion of the interpretation of cultivation in the Borobudur
area to create a unique location as a place for knowledge related to local culture and
agriculture. The development of Waluku interpretation medium in the future can be
added through the presence of fruit, vegetable, sweet potato and herb plantations
and nurseries which have been part of the civilization of the Borobudur Area since
long ago. This can also be supported by a culinary arena that serves traditional and
organic dishes from the local area.
This type of traditional cuisine can be developed from the culture of the ancient
Javanese people, especially around the ancient Mataram Kingdom which can be
reconstructed and become a supporting attraction for BToC with the theme Waluku:
Cultivating Civilization.
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MEM0RABILIA
Memorabilia in the thematic Waluku: Cultivating Civilization can be in the form of
souvenirs such as: woven rattan/bamboo bags, farmer's costumes, blangkon, hats,
village-style postcards, and photoshoots that have been designed by tour service
providers.
Sumber: www.baanstraw.com Sumber: www.indonesiasouvenirs.wordpress.com
Sumber: @febby.memel
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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02 B0DY
AND S0UL
Sumber: www.bisniswisata.co.id
(Illustration of Jemparingan Sports)
Body and Soul interpretation includes the creation of traditional health
interpretations in the Borobudur area. What can be developed in this travel thematic
is the expansion of physical and mental balance activities that can be explored for
various ages and tourist cultures. Physical/fitness activity can be varied by combining
various sports activities of interest; by previously ensuring it has roots in or is aligned
with the values and narratives of Borobudur.
Jemparingan is a type of sport that has also been widely practiced in the
Borobudur Temple area, and also pencak silat which is part of the physical and
wellness activities found in the reliefs of the temple.
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MEM0RABILIA
Memorabilia on the thematic Body and Soul tour can be in the form of souvenirs
such as: Spices/herbal concoctions, traditional (typical) massage scrubs.
Sumber: www.mbehdarmo.com Sumber: www.lorenzafood.wordpress.com
Sumber: www.sutterstock.com
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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03 SKILLED HANDS
Sumber: www.pottery.sg
(Illustration of Pottery Making Education Center)
Interpretation is developed through the narration of the history of pottery which
is rooted in the Borobudur area, thereby creating an educational arena center for
pottery crafts. The development of Skilled Hands interpretation in the future can be
added to that of batik products using natural dyes.
Activities in this theme can develop into an educational area for pottery with
typical Borobudur motifs / patterns as well as innovations in natural-colored batik
fashion that reinforces the narrative of Borobudur. Batik innovation, for example, tells
the narrative of Borobudur on a scarf, such as on a comic strip.
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Sumber: www.unsplash.com Sumber: www.precisionbosrd.com
(Illustration of Pottery-Making Education Center)
Sumber: www.etsy.com Sumber: www.popsugar.com
(Illustration of Batik Products in the form of Comic Strips)
MEM0RABILIA
Memorabilia in thematic Skilled Hands can be in the form of souvenirs such as:
pottery handicrafts made by tourists, pottery handicrafts made by local people.
Sumber: www.tumblr.com Sumber: www.munthu.com
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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04 SUDHANA MAN0HARA:
THE ETERNAL L0VE ST0RY
Sumber: www.indonesiakaya.com
(Ilustration of Dance Performance on Stage)
Interpretation of Sudhana Manohara's narrative can be developed in the future
with various expansions of romantic love interpretations in the Borobudur area.
Sudhana Manohara's interpretation was developed towards strengthening the
symbolization and representation of intimacy, by creating landmarks, narratives and
romantic facilities in the Borobudur area. Outdoor stage facilities can be built in the
shape of glass domes as well as with virtual technology, so that the backdrop can be
changed virtually, and tourists can still see the night sky even during rain.
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Sumber: www.pinterest.com
(Outdoor Landmark Illustration)
Sumber: www.zomato.com Sumber: www.zomato.com Sumber: www.zomato.com
MEM0RABILIA (Restaurant Landmark Illustrations)
Memorabilia in the thematic Sudhana Manohara: the Eternal Love Story tour
can be in the form of souvenirs such as: couple T-shirts, painted rocks, photoshoots
wearing Sudhana Manohara costumes, etc.
Sumber: www.google.com Sumber: www.alibaba.com Sumber: www.pinterest.com
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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05 JATAKA FABLE ST0RIES
Sumber: www.unsplash.com
(Illustration on the Development of Virtual Reality Technology)
Interpretation of Jataka Fable Stories can be expanded towards developing
introductions to kindness and introductions to tame livestock in the Borobudur area,
such as providing a petting zone area for goats and rabbits, as well as an edutainment
area for children.
The dominance of storytelling activities in this theme is fable narratives which
can be developed with technological mediums such as narratives with virtual reality
and the creation of augmented reality games around thematic locations. In addition,
outdoor stage facilities can also be built and ready to stage a performance at any time.
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Sumber: www.greenbuzzagency.com
(Illustration on the Development of Virtual Reality Technology)
Sumber: www.sassymamasg.com Sumber: www.sassymamasg.com
(Illustration on the Development of Animal Petting Area)
MEM0RABILIA
Memorabilia in the Jataka Fable Stories thematic tour can be in the form of
souvenirs such as animal illustrations T-shirts, animal-shaped pottery, photoshoots
with animal costumes, animal puppets, animal finger dolls, etc.
Sumber: www.etsy.com Sumber: www.google.com Sumber: www.mungfali.com
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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06 WALKING WITH THE STARS
Sumber: www.space.com
(Illustration on Telescope Arena)
Interpretation of the narrative Walking with the Stars can be developed in the
future by expanding various interpretations of archeoastronomy in the Borobudur area
and by improving the economy of the surrounding community. Archeoastronomical
interpretation can be extended to ethnoastronomy as well as the expansion of
astronomical archeology around Borobudur. In addition, the development of an arena
for telescopes that can be used to see the panorama around Borobudur and the stars
at night.
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MEM0RABILIA
Memorabilia on the Walking with the Stars thematic tour can be in the form of
souvenirs such as: zodiac T-shirts, books on the Javanese calendar, Primbon books,
astronomy books, etc.
Sumber: www.shopee.co.id Sumber: www.shopee.co.id
Sumber: www.medium.co.id Sumber: www.shopee.co.id
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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07 TR0PICAL FL0RA'S W0NDERLAND
Sumber: www.eventective.com
(Illustration of Education Area)
In the Tropical Flora's Wonderland narrative, the interpretations that can be
developed include various expansions of the interpretation of the relief flora in the
Borobudur area so as to create an arena for gathering knowledge about biological
diversity. Thus, the development of Tropical Flora's Wonderland interpretation medium
in the future can be added with a vegetation educational area which is also developed
with the processing of organic restaurants. As well as increasing the participation of
tourists with augmented reality technology in understanding plants.
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Sumber: www.stock.adobe.com
(Illustration on the Development of Virtual Reality Technology)
MEM0RABILIA
Memorabilia in the thematic tour of Tropical Flora's Wonderland can be in the
form of souvenirs such as: traditional snacks, hats, fruit plant seeds, etc.
Sumber: [email protected] Sumber: www.sbflashfarm.com
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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08 J0URNEY 0F THE ST0NES
Sumber: jontywilde
(Illustration of Educational Area and Sculpture Park)
Development of the interpretation of the Journey of the Stones narrative in the
future with various expansions of reconstruction and architectural interpretations that
are rooted in the Borobudur area so as to create an educational arena for temple
reconstruction and also geology. Thus, the development of the interpretation of the
Journey of the Stones in the long term can be supplemented by an educational area
in the arena of public exhibitions of stone carving works (sculpture parks) from the
local area.
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MEM0RABILIA
Memorabilia in Journey of the Stones thematic tour can be in the form of souvenirs
such as: stone carvings in the form of stupas, replicas of bamboo gethek, clothes
typical of the Javanese people, puzzle games of the temple's interlock system, etc.
Sumber: Amin Barokah 354 Sumber: www.katatatas.com
Sumber: tumblr.com
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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09 MUSIC AND RHYME
Sumber: www.liputan6.com
(Illustration on Education Area)
Interpretation of music and rhyme narratives was developed with various
extensions of sound interpretations rooted in the Borobudur area, thus creating
an arena for gathering musical knowledge. In addition, there are educational areas
related to music (the history of archipelago music) and virtual music games as well
as booths for listening to traditional music with virtual performances for personal use.
This can also be supported by a music performance space that can be developed on
a scheduled basis for tourists to enjoy.
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MEM0RABILIA
Memorabilia in the Music and Rhyme thematic tour can be in the form of souvenirs
such as: miniature gamelan musical instruments, thematic t-shirts, etc.
Sumber: www.shopee.co.id
(Images merely serve as illustration)
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Contributors
Ideas and
Information:
Special thanks to:
Deputy for Tourism and Creative Economy, Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and
Investment of the Republic of Indonesia
Directorate General of Culture, Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology
of the Republic of Indonesia
Borobudur Conservation Center
Department of Youth, Sports and Tourism of Central Java Province
Tourism, Youth and Sports Office of Magelang Regency
Village Government in Borobudur District
Deputy for Destination and Infrastructure Development, Ministry of Tourism and Creative
Economy/Baparekraf
Directorate of Regional Destination Development I, Ministry of Tourism and Creative
Economy/Baparekraf
Deputy for Resources and Institutions, Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy/
Baparekraf
Directorate of Tourism HR Development, Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy/
Baparekraf
And various parties that we cannot mention one by one for their contributions, ideas, and
information and assistance provided in the preparation of this tourism plans.
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