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Which is one of Sumba regency
in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) has a very diverse tourist charm is passed
if the loss was visiting this place. This area offers a diverse culture,
charm and a variety of typical food tourism are ready to pamper you.
One city that you can enjoy while visiting Sumba is Waikabubak.
Waikabubak city is the capital of West Sumba. The city is famous for its scenic charm of the hills and there is also a unique row of traditional houses. These traditional houses you can find in Kampung Tarung, Tambelar, Dessa Elu, Bodo Ede, and Kampung Paletelolu that still adhere to their cultural authenticity.
Traditional Sumba houses consist of three parts, namely the ground floor which is a horse corral, the second floor is a family place, a bed and a fireplace is located right in the middle.
Besides, in every corner of the town and villages here can easily find menhirs or boulders, as a warning sign and symbol of the ancestors. Not only that, dolmen or prehistoric monument in the form of a table that supported a flat stone pillar stones in various sizes are also very easy to find in every village.
Sumba island also offers not only cultural tourism are diverse and unique, but also the natural beauty of the alluring charm. Here there is a waterfall in Welkelo Rice which is about 9 km from Waikabubak. In addition to used as a source of electricity by local residents, this waterfall has a charm of beauty that is second to none.
By-the typical Sumba ikat weaving is. Some villages also a producer of custom woven ikat best. Time to see the process of weaving and dyeing with natural ingredients derived from nature. Woven motifs differ in each region. West Sumba has woven motifs simpler than East Sumba.
Waikabubak city is the capital of West Sumba. The city is famous for its scenic charm of the hills and there is also a unique row of traditional houses. These traditional houses you can find in Kampung Tarung, Tambelar, Dessa Elu, Bodo Ede, and Kampung Paletelolu that still adhere to their cultural authenticity.
Traditional Sumba houses consist of three parts, namely the ground floor which is a horse corral, the second floor is a family place, a bed and a fireplace is located right in the middle.
Besides, in every corner of the town and villages here can easily find menhirs or boulders, as a warning sign and symbol of the ancestors. Not only that, dolmen or prehistoric monument in the form of a table that supported a flat stone pillar stones in various sizes are also very easy to find in every village.
Sumba island also offers not only cultural tourism are diverse and unique, but also the natural beauty of the alluring charm. Here there is a waterfall in Welkelo Rice which is about 9 km from Waikabubak. In addition to used as a source of electricity by local residents, this waterfall has a charm of beauty that is second to none.
By-the typical Sumba ikat weaving is. Some villages also a producer of custom woven ikat best. Time to see the process of weaving and dyeing with natural ingredients derived from nature. Woven motifs differ in each region. West Sumba has woven motifs simpler than East Sumba.
Source : rony-julian.blogspot
