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As everyone knows that the diversity villages in indonesia is very beautiful and full of values. Starting from Sabang to Merauke, spread throughout the island which has its own characteristic and uniqueness. The uniqueness can be seen from the shape of the house, clothes, food, culture and strong customs.
One example of an island that still has a very strong customs is Bali Island. Have you ever visited Bali ? If you have ever, you can definitely feel directly how the customs they hold are still strong. You can see from the shape of the house building, traditional ceremonies. Which each aspect has its own meaning. But if you have never been there, immediately plan your holiday to Bali with us. I will write about the diversity of villages in Indonesia.
Panglipuran traditional village
This village is one of the most famous on the island of Bali. Every day is crowded with visitors both local and foreign tourists. This village is very clean and tidy, because they have a system to process garbage independently.
The picture above shows how beautiful Panglipuran village is. The house is neatly lined, even this village used to be the cleanest village in Indonesia. When the Galungan and Kuningan days arrive, this village looks more beautiful because there are many decorations and Penjor. This village is located in Bangli Regency Bali Indonesian this village is open every day.
Kampung Naga traditional village
Kampung Naga is a village located in Tasikmalaya West Java Indonesia. This village has natural beauty and still maintains its customs. This village can be visited every day and I think it is better for you to hire a local guide so that you can know more about this village.
The style of the houses in the Kampung Naga highlights the Sundanese cultural customs that still maintain their authenticity. Sundanese architectural house that uses thatched roof and bamboo walls.
The people in Kampung Naga also still maintain a strong culture and tradition. The village that is in the valley and surrounded by rice fiels and plantation looks so beautiful.
Kampung Naga also has its own rice barn and is manage for consumption by local residents. So in this village there is an independent food self-sufficiency. They also keep fish for community consumption.
In addition, the Kampung Naga village has a forbidden forest which means that it is not allowed to be entered by anyone. They also have traditional houses that are not allowed to enter careless, in photos and videos.
Before entering the Kampung Naga area, there is also a homestay that we can rent. If we want to see and feel directly how people live there.
Are you curious and want to go there? Please contact us, I will help you to make itinerary. You can star a road trip from Jakarta or Bandung or even star from Yogyakarta.
