Agus Ngadianto*, Rochmad Hidayat dan Ghifari Yuristiadhi Masyhari Makhasi
Forestry Management Study Program, Vocational School, UGM Yogyakarta
Tourism Study Progra, Vocational School, UGM Yogyakarta
Abstract. Geographically, Jongkangan is a sub village located in Tamanmartani Village, Kalasan District, Sleman Regency. The position of the sub village is very strategic, because it is located along an alternative road connecting Yogyakarta-Klaten in the north. This road is also one of the alternative roads from Prambanan Temple to Kedulan Temple so it is one of the most crowded roads by vehicles. Topographically, Jongkangan sub-village consists of river ledok, homeland, agricultural land and plantation land. Along this river there are also several sources of eternal spring water that are very clear, namely: Water sources (umbul) Gilang whose water is used for irrigating rice fields in the southern hamlet of Jongkangan, and the spring (belik) which is said to be the bathing place of Raja Balitung after hunting in the bush around Kedulan Temple. Based on the conditions in the Jongkangan Hamlet, the existence of a spring (belik) which is said to be the bathing place of the King of Balitung and the remaining stones from the ruins of the Jongkangan Temple Site has the potential to become a new tourist attraction in Yogyakarta. The objectives of the fostered village-based community service activities in the Jongkangan Hamlet Tamanmartani Village are: (1) Increasing the tourism potential in the Jongkangan Hamlet of Tamanmartani Village to become a nature-based tourism tour and environmental-based education through the arrangement of tourist sites in the Raja Belitung Park site; (2) Preparation of competent human resources in the management of tourism villages through training and assistance in making tourist leaflets and determining tour package prices; (3) Making leaflets and websites for promotional media; and (4) Making agroforestry demonstration plots that combine the management of agricultural and forestry plants as a complement to natural attractions. Based on the results of this dedication activity, conclusions can be drawn including: (1) The arrangement of the tourist site of Raja Balitung Park has been completed starting from the basic components in the form of the entrance road, construction of a wellbore, worship facilities and public toilets, plant or tree fireplaces, beautifying the area tourism as well as information signposts and tourist diarrheal directions have been installed. Besides that, Landmark Park of Balitung has been made as a tourist icon, bamboo tunnel and bamboo gallery wall; (2) Offline promotion activities regarding Raja Balitung Park’s attractions continue to be improved through the distribution of leaflets to the surrounding community in the hope of increasing the number of visitors; (3) Website development as a means of online promotion to the public has been carried out. The form of promotion carried out in the form of delivery of various activities that have been carried out in Taman Raja Balitung on the existing website; and (4) Making agroforestry demonstration plots around attractions have reached the stage of land preparation and seedlings. Planting will begin at the beginning of the rainy season. This demonstration plot aims to develop natural tourism by combining tourism vehicle with agroforestry demonstration plot as an educational tour in the field of agro.
Keywords : Agroforestry, Jongkangan, Raja Balitung Park, Tourist Attractio