While there are many village issues, IamIndonesia would like to discuss several villages in Indonesia that you should visit. But calm down, this village is not haunted. You don't need to worry, because this village can be a fun and educational vacation spot. Let me not be curious, let's listen right away!
Ponggok Village, Klaten, Central Java
Ponggok is a village located in Polanharjo sub-district, Klaten, Central Java, Indonesia. Ponggok Village has now been developed into a water tourism village because it has abundant water potential. In Ponggok Village, there are several springs such as Besuki springs, Sigedang springs, Ponggok springs, Kapilaler springs, and Cokro springs. At each of these springs, you can find beautiful natural scenery and clear water, supported by a beautiful rural atmosphere so it is very suitable if this village is developed into a tourist village.
Pujon Kidul Village, Malang, East Java
Pujon Kidul Village is one of the leading destinations in Pujon District, Malang, East Java. One of the villages in Indonesia is used as a means of education for the community and tourists can carry out various exciting activities that have a natural smell, such as picking vegetables, processing milk, outbound rides, waterfalls, and other natural attractions. Pujon Kidul Village is surrounded by hills which makes the air in this village quite cool, coupled with the many residents' rice fields that look very green so that there are many very interesting photo spots.
Ubud Village, Gianyar, Bali
Ubud Village is a tourist village in the Gianyar regency, Bali island, Indonesia. Ubud is located between rice fields and forests which have a very beautiful natural scenery. Also, Ubud is known for its art and culture that is developing very rapidly and advancing. In Ubud, there are also many art galleries, as well as arenas for music and dance performances which are held alternately every night in all parts of the village. This village is getting more exposure after becoming the shooting location for the film "Eat Pray Love", starring Julia Roberts, and is an adaptation of the book of the same name, by Elizabeth Gilbert.
Kasongan Tourism Village, Bantul, Yogyakarta
Since 1971-1972, Kasongan Tourism Village has progressed quite rapidly. Sapto Hudoyo (a major Yogyakarta artist) helped develop Kasongan Tourism Village by fostering its community, who is mostly craftsmen, to provide various artistic and commercial touches to the design of pottery crafts. These handicrafts are of good quality and have been exported to foreign countries such as Europe and America. Usually, this village is very crowded with tourists visiting Yogyakarta. This tourist area can be used as an educational tourism area and tourists can immediately learn how to make good and correct pottery.
Tamansari Village, Banyuwangi, East Java
Located in the Mount Ijen area in Licin District, East Java which is popular for its natural attractions, Taman Sari Village, which is flanked by the Penambang Village, Bunga Village, and Susu Village, was inaugurated as a tourist village in mid-2016. villages in Taman Sari, attracting tourists to stop by and see the unique culture of the Osing people. Osing is an indigenous tribe in Banyuwangi Regency, East Java. World-class music performances are also held here, Ijen Summer Festival is one of them.
How, interesting right? What is clear is that the village is not haunted and creepy, instead it is full of entertainment and education. So, you don't need to think twice about getting there.
