CULTURE OBSERVATION TOUR BULUKUMBA - SINJAI 19 - 21 FEBRUARY 2020

Advisor :
1. Muhammad Rusdi, S.Sos, M.Hum
2. Sri Mariati A., A.Md.Par
4. Elza Nova Rizaly, SST.Par,MM.Par

Tour leader : Robiyatul Adawiyah

Vendor : GEDA NUSA TOUR & TRAVEL
Driver: Sir Teti

Participant : Students Tour & Travel Business Program, Class 1A

Hello how are you guys? Hopefully all right well, back again on my blog this time I will share my Trip experience that is Bulukumba - Sinjai

DAY 1

After I woke up I immediately went and carried out my obligation as a Muslim, that is the Fajr prayer, after I prayed and prayed for protection during my trip to get to my destination and return safely. I went to take a shower and re-check the items that had to be taken for the tour this time after checking back and it seemed complete I went to breakfast to get enough stamina, after that I went to campus to attend and prepare to leave after some time our bus then departed and began the first guiding from my friend who talked about Makassar after a few minutes of bus trip we experienced a pretty long traffic jam, the driver also chose an alternative road from Tanjung Bunga - Malengkeri, after entering the Gowa region, my time for guiding came with 7 elements one of the gowa culture that I discussed was the love story of Maipa Deapati and the Datu Museng Romeo & Juliet version of Tana Mangkasara 'after I was continued by my friend after a few minutes later our bus stopped at the gas station to rest at that moment my feelings were not good I felt like vomiting but I curse sakan so that I do not vomit because it is the duty of a child traveling.

 After that I departed our bus after a few hours later we arrived at Bulukumba for lunch as well as prayer for those who are Muslim, the service at the restaurant was quite good namely using Ala Carte service if in Indonesia called Buffet so we as much as we choose what food we want after eating and praying we continued our journey to Sinjai, Karampuang.

the trip was quite long which is approximately 3 hours after arriving in karampuang we entered the area and we were required to store small stones on a large rock as a form of reward for entering the area well after we entered we immediately saw a place next to the kii that was once used to bathe the baby after that we go deeper and see 2 houses which are traditional houses karampuang well then we enter in one of the houses that is Tomatoa's house = the elder person / the person who is considered our parents also made observations and asked several questions about karampuang one of them is why this place is called Karangpuang because it is an area flanked by two occupations namely Makassar whose King is called Karaeng and Bugis whose King is called Puang.
  

 after a while we observe the karampuang we finally have to go to the Grand Rofina Hotel to stay before leaving we first do a Banner Photo session and continue the journey, when we arrived at the hotel we checked in and immediately headed to our respective rooms and proceeded to the evening prayer and also prayer Isha after that we immediately changed our uniforms using batik for dinner and presentation of the results of observations in Karampuang and each group explained well after the presentation was finished we immediately went to our respective rooms to rest and continue the journey to Batu using Gojeng-Benteng Balang Nipa, and the Ammatoa Kajang customary area.
DAY 2

 

Morning Call coming ....... Morning Call ..... after a few minutes I woke up and immediately  did the Fajr Prayer and prepared for moring exercise after 30 minutes of morning exercise we also immediately headed to their rooms - one each for bathing and breakfast breakfast, now after the break with the Indonesian menu, we check out and head to Benteng Balangnipa.

 We also made observations between historic objects that still exist in  Balangnipa fort, namely Cannons, Typewriters, and others.

   After making observations at  Balangnipa Fort, we headed to Batu pakegojeng

When we arrived at Batu Pakegojeng, we were invited by the local guide there and explained about the history of Batu Pakegojeng that the origin of this hill is called Pakegojeng Stone, which means stone carved, as well as traces of the results, and also various forms of stone in Bukit Batu pakegojeng and the tombs of the Kings who once ruled there, after a few minutes we had to move to observe the Ammatoa Indigenous Area the journey was quite long, which was about two hours.

On the way it rained when we were in the Kajang Ammatoa customary area. We also used a raincoat for resting and enjoying the Lunch Box after a few minutes the local guide came and told us about the rules for entering Tana Toa. Inevitably we had to take off our Raincoats. to enter Tana Toa Kajang, to enter Tana Toa, we have to take off our shoes, guys, and that too has a philosophy, which means that Kajang thinks that there is a land, our mother, mother and child, there must be no separation, guys, so that is the philosophy of the Kajang, why is it required to take off? footwear before entering in Tana toa the journey continued even though we had to rain - rain but the results were paid some of us met with Ammatoa and explained the history of Kajang, Kajang rules, and traditions in Kajang, so the journey of rain - rain without footwear was paid after we finished observing us to the hotel Same resort in Bira s Before that we stopped by to perform the Azhar Prayer.

Arriving at Same Resort, we checked in and showered to prepare dinner and presentations of observations in the Ammatoa Indigenous Area, we went to you. Our dinner went to the hotel for a presentation and also entetainment from friends, after the activity was finished we also went to our respective rooms and rested for the Next Destination.

LAST DAY
Well today I'm personally quite sad but happy too because the last day of the tour would want to take a break but besides that the story also wants to end well today we maximize our excitement in the morning after breakfast we also do some photos including me anyway, there are who went down to the beach, there were swimming in the hotel pool after the morning activities finished we also immediately go to our respective rooms to take a shower and check out after that we room tour to find out what facilities are in the same resort hotel after our room tour moved towards making phinisi ships in Tana Beru.

 When we arrived in Tana Beru we saw the process of making phinisi ships that were so large and the price range was very expensive, the lowest was a fishing boat of 500 million while the most expensive with a price range of 5 billion. Our own ancestors had very high prices, well after the observation was finished we headed for Bala Lompoa Bantaeng.

when we arrived in Bantaeng Balla Lompoa we were welcomed by the Bantaeng district adjutant who was also an Alumni of the Makassar POLTEKPAR. His men headed for the mosque for Friday prayers.

 

After our Friday prayers we went straight to the restaurant for lunch and also the restaurant was quite unique by holding spot photos, and also the parrots, parrots, and also parrots so we even played a little bit with them too hahaha anyway

   After that we also headed for the bus each of us to go home but we stopped by at the jeneponto salt, just now looking around because we could not observation because it is now the rainy season, after that we returned to campus with all the stories and tired that we brought and also their knowledge. And this tour is the most memorable tour because we are more free to observe what we want to observe, okay, until then I see you on the next tour guys.

SALAM PESONA INDONESIA!