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Dreaming of an Eco-Friendly Vacay? Visit These Tourism Villages in Jogja!

Anna Cendana
Anna Cendana
04 Mar 2021

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Dreaming of an Eco-Friendly Vacay? Visit These Tourism Villages in Jogja!
Anna Cendana
Anna Cendana
04 Mar 2021

Tourism Villages in Jogja – Today, vacation is not just a vacation, as humans we realized that the environment and tourism should go hand in hand. Hence why the government has been implementing and echoing the concept of sustainable tourism villages in some parts of Indonesia, some of it is in Yogyakarta or Jogja.

These tourism villages in Jogja are well developed and have the concept of modernity. However, the locals still retain their distinctive and traditional cultures. This is where the concept of sustainability is held, where the economic development, as well as preserving the culture and environment are balanced. 

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Tourism Villages in Jogja for an Eco-Friendly Vacay

If you are the kind of person who loves the planet earth as much as you love yourself, then these tourism villages are waiting for your future eco-friendly vacay, t-mates. Immerse yourself in local cultures and live the life of the locals for a day.

1. Tembi Village, home to Jogja’s authentic handicrafts

Situated in Mriyan, Timbulharjo, Tembi Village is home to a beautiful rural area, which has become the main attraction of the village. From the breath of fresh air, shimmering green paddy fields, and authentic local culture, all are here as your getaway from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

You will be ecstatic at the idea that this village truly holds so many fun activities and sights to see during your visit, t-mates! If you want to get a taste of the local livelihood, then you can go directly to plant the paddies or even harvest your own. 

More than that, Tembi Village is also home to distinctive hand-made batik. Here you can observe and learn from the local elders. Or if you are a more handi-craft person, the friendly locals will also teach you how to make a variety of handicrafts that you can bring back home.

Entrance fee: 20,000 IDR to 50,000 IDR/person*

Opening hours: 24 hours

Address: Jl. Tembi No.KM 8,6, Mriyan, Timbulharjo, Sewon, Bantul, Special Region of Yogyakarta (Open on Google Maps)

2. Looking for outdoor fun? Ledok Sambi Village is the one

If you are looking for a much modern tourism village that will facilitate you for outdoor fun and recreation, then Ledok Sambi Village is the perfect place. Situated on the banks of a river, Ledok Sambi Village was once a hidden gem of Sleman regency. Nowadays, it has been a popular spot for tourists and locals alike.

Only a 35,000 IDR for each person, your and your family can go bring and build your own tent to camp by the river. If you don’t want to complicate yourself with the equipment, a total of 120,000 IDR per night can already bring you a full experience of camping with all the amenities that you need. 

More than just a recreational spot, Ledok Sambi Village is home to Javanese traditional art. From the traditional Javanese music or Karawitan, the well-known Javanese traditional puppets, Wayang Kulit and Uyon-Uyon. Such an ideal place to go with your family for a fun yet educational trip!

Entrance fee: Free*

Opening hours: 8AM-4PM (Every day)

Address:  Jl. Kaliurang, KM. 19, 2, Area Sawah, Pakembinangun, Pakem, Sleman Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta (Open on Google Maps)

3. Nglanggeran Village, a traditional way to immerse in nature

Located peacefully in Gunungkidul, Nglanggeran is a Sustainable Tourism Village in Jogja that holds the concept of nature conservation and has well adequate infrastructure for the tourists. Oh and, it has also been certified by the Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia 😉

Say no to boredom when it comes to visiting the alluring Nglanggeran Village. This is a place where you can bring out the best of your adventure soul, as it is home to various natural attractions. From camping in the middle of nature to hike your way up to Nglanggeran Volcanic Mountain.

The Nglanggeran Lake is the superstar of the town that cannot be missed. This human-made lake has been a weekend getaway since it was built in 2013. You can watch such a beautiful sunset while holding hands with your loved one.

Entrance fee: 10,000 IDR (Depends on which tourist attraction)*

Opening hours: 8AM-6PM (Every day)

Address: Nglanggeran Wetan, Nglanggeran, Patuk, Gunung Kidul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta (Open on Google Maps)

4. Nglinggo Village, home to scenic mountain views and tasteful tea

Still wandering around the greenery of Jogja tourism villages, Nglinggo Village is another must-put on your itinerary, t-mates.

Get the best of your visit to Nglinggo Village by stopping by at its tea and coffee plantation. You can even observe and learn how the local authentic tea and coffee are produced, and get a taste of it later.

Hold on, it’s not just about the greenery, tea, and coffee, t-mates. Nglinggo Village is also home to nurtured traditional culture. One of the most popular things here in Nglinggo is the traditional dance of Lengger Tapeng. It is when a dance is performed while wearing a sacred hand-made mask.

According to local belief, the Lengger Tapeng dance can be a cure for the sick ones. However, despite the belief, Lengger Tapeng remains a show that attracts tourists of all ages. The kind of art that you cannot miss while visiting Nglinggo Village.

Entrance fee: starts from 5,000 IDR/person (depends on which attraction)*

Opening hours: 9AM-7PM (Every day)

Address: West Nglinggo, Pagerharjo, Samigaluh, Kulon Progo Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta (Open on Google Maps)

5. Explore the pretty pine forest and fruit-picking at Mangunan Village

Well-known for its popular Kebun Buah Mangunan or Mangunan Fruit Garden, Mangunan Village is one of the tourism villages that you must put on your Jogja itinerary, t-mates. 

If watching the splendid sunrise of Jogja is on your lifetime bucket list, then you have to wake up at such an early morning to witness one here in Mangunan. Oh, not a morning person? Worry not, you can still enjoy this village during the afternoon or evening.

Looking for something unique? The Hobbit House that was built in the middle of the pine forest is something that you can visit. Don’t forget to check out the plentiful paddy-fields too, t-mates. You will get your best view while the weather is clear enough.

Entrance fee: starts from 5,000 IDR/person (depends on which attraction)*

Address: Dlingo, Bantul, Special Region of Yogyakarta (Open on Google Maps)

6. Jatimulyo Village, home to exotic species of birds

Moving on to the next village on our list that is based on nature conservation, Jatimulyo Village. This sustainable tourism village is home to green dense forest and 95 protected species of birds in Indonesia. 

If you are an animal lover, especially a variety of exotic birds, a visit to Jatimulyo should be a once-in-a-lifetime itinerary. You will be welcomed by the chirping of different species of birds, ranging from warblers to roaming-free flying predators. 

If the adventure is still not enough with the birds, you can also stop-by at some natural attractions. Enjoy the scenic refreshing waterfall of Kedung Pedut or Mudal River Ecotourism Park. A perfect place to rejuvenate and unwind in such a heavenly place. Don’t forget to fill in your camera roll!

Entrance fee: 2,000 IDR/person (to Jatimulyo Village)*

Address:  Girimulyo, Kulon Progo, Special Region of Yogyakarta (Open on Google Maps)

Looking for a Place to Stay? Here It Is!

We know, sometimes choosing the best of the best is a hassling work to do, isn’t it? That’s why tiket.com is here to guide you through it. There are a bunch of accommodation options in Jogja to choose from, and The Cangkringan Jogja Villas & Spa is one of them.

Where to Stay: The Cangkringan Jogja Villas & Spa

Price: starts from 279,000 IDR /room/night*.

Address: Jl. Raya Merapi Golf, Umbulharjo Village, Kaliurang, Yogyakarta, Indonesia (Open on Google Maps)

Facilities: Spa, swimming pool, BBQ, garden, tiket CLEAN, Wi-Fi

Book your Anggrek Room at The Cangkringan Jogja Villas & Spa

What to Wait? Plan Your Future Jogja Trip with Us!

So, we all know now that a visit to one of these tourism villages in Jogja should be put on your itinerary someday, right? You will definitely learn a lot of things during your journey to these tourism villages in Jogja.

What to wait, t-mates? Plan your future trip with us. Find your dates and book your flight to Jogja only at tiket.com. Wherever you are, make sure that you adhere to health protocols and stay safe!

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