TOURISM ACTIVITIES REPORTS

“BALI OVERLAND”

Arranged by:
Name : Ridwan Baskoro
No. Absences : 29
Class : VII D

SMP NEGERI 7 PATI

 ACADEMIC YEAR 2023/2024
FOREWORD

Praise be to the presence of ALLAH SWT for His grace and guidance,
therefore report writing tourism activities "Bali Overland" can be completed.
The implementation of the entire series of tourism activities until the
realization of this report cannot be separated from the facilities, assistance and
support from various parties. In connection with this, I humbly express my sincere
thanks to the honorable:
1. The Headmaster of SMP N 7 Pati, Mr. Drs. Sutrisno, M.pd., for
permission to carry out its activities.
2. The teacher of class VIII D, Mr. Riski Burhana Robbi, S.pd., for his
direction and guidance.
3. First facilitator , Informatics teacher, for her assistance during the activity.
4. Second facilitator, Mrs. Yuni, the Indonesian language teacher, for her
assistance during the activity.
5. Both parents for the moral and material support.
Hopefully this report can be useful in increasing knowledge and insight for
readers. For all the help and good deeds, all parties get multiple rewards from
ALLAH SWT.

Pati, Maret 2024

Writer

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page
TITLE…………………………………………………………………… i
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FOREWORD…………………………………………………………….... 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS………………………………………………….. 2
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION……………………………………….... 3
1.1 Background ………………………………………………………... 3
1.2 Problem Formulation……………………………………………….. 3
1.3 Purpose of Writing ………………………………………………... 3
CHAPTER II: DISCUSSION……………………………………………... 4
2.1 Travel and Activity Time……………………………………........ 4
2.2 Tourist Attraction:……………………………………………….. 5
2.2.1Bedugul …………………………………………………….. 6
2.2.2 Panglipur Traditional Village …………………………….. 6
2.2.3 Bajra Sandi Museum …………………………………….. 7
2.2.4 Kuta Beach …………………………………………….. 7
2.2.5 Tanah Lot Tourism …………………………………….. 8
2.3 Joger Souvenir Center………………………………………........ 8
2.4 Barong Dance As A Culture……………....................................... 9
CHAPTER III: CLOSING……………………………………………….. 10
3.1 Conclusion…………………………………………………………..… 10
3.2 Suggestion…………………………………………………………….. 10
BIBLIOGRAPHY…………………………………………………………. 11
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 CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background
Bali is a province located in Indonesia. The capital is Denpasar, Bali is known
as the Island of the Gods and the Island of a Thousand Temples. Bali is one of the
tourist destinations in Indonesia. Besides that, Bali has its own attraction for
domestic and foreign tourists. These things encourage the implementation of
tourist activities on the Island of the Gods every year.
In connection with this tourism activity, we got an assignment from the school
to make a trip report on tourist activities regarding tourist attractions on the Island
of the Gods and their culture.

1.2 Problem Formulation

The problem formulation in this report is:
1) Where are the tourist attractions visited?
2) What are the customs and habit that prevail on the island of Bali?
3) What are the benefits of having a Study Tour on the island of Bali?

1.3 Purpose of Writing

The purpose of writing this trip report is as follows:
1) To fulfill the duties of the school,

2) To review more deeply the customs and culture of the Balinese people,

3) To find out more about the tourist attractions visited, and

4) To increase insight into the cultural history of the island of Bali.

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 CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION
2.1 Travel and Activity Time.
Table 1
Itinerary and activity times while in Bali
DAY/TIME ACTIVITY
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TUESDAY 12/05/2023 Participants are on standby at the
07.00 ~ 08.00 WIB pick-up point

08.00 ~ 23.00 WIB Towards RM Taman Sari Ngawi

11.00 ~ 12.00 WIB Lunch at RM Tamansari Ngawi

18.00 ~ 19.00 WIB Dinner at RM Cha cha Ceria

followed by prayer
19.00 ~ 23.00 WIB Towards Banyuwangi
23.00 ~ 00.00 WIB Crossing to Bali by ferry

WEDNESDAY, 06/12/2023 Transit at RM Kenanga for morning

04.00 ~ 07.00 WITA prayers, shower and breakfast
07.00 ~ 09.30 WITA Heading to Bedugul
09.30 ~ 10.00 WITA Tourism in Bedugul
10.00 ~ 19.00 WITA ishoma
11.00 ~ 12.00 WITA Joger tourism
12.20 ~ 13.30 WITA Towards Panglipur Traditional
Village
13.30~ 15.30 WITA Panglipur Traditional Village Tour
16.30~ 18.00 WITA To the hotel
THURSDAY, 06/12/2023 Breakfast
06.00 ~ 07.00 WITA
07.00 ~ 08.00 WITA Heading to the Barong Dance tour
08.30 ~ 10.00 WITA
10.00 ~ 11.00 WITA Towards the Bajra Sandi tourist
11.00 ~ 12.00 WITA attraction
12.00 ~ 13.00 WITA Towards the Gods
13.00 ~ 14.00 WITA Ishoma
14.00 ~ 1500 WITA Towards Melasti Tourism
15.00 ~ 16.00 WITA
16.00 ~ 1630 WITA Towards Kuta Beach tourism
16.30 ~ 18.00 WITA
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Table 1 continued
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FRIDAY, 06/12/2023 Breakfast
06.00 ~ 07.00 WITA
07.00 ~ 08.00 WITA Towards Tanah Lot Tourism
08.00 ~ 09.00 WITA
12.00 ~ 13.00 WITA Ishoma
13.00 ~ 15.00 WITA Towards the Harbor
15.00 ~ 16.00 WITA Crossing Return home by ferry
19.00 ~ 20.00 WITA Ishoma
SATURDAY, 12/09/2023 Arrived Pati
06.00 WIB

2.2 Tourist attraction

2.2.1 Bedugul
There are several stories that mention the history of the
origin of the name of this tourist spot, so it is called
Bedugul. The first story is, Bedugul is taken from two words,
namely "Bedug" because of the existence of a Muslim
community group around Bedugul and "Kul" from Kul-
kul which is a Traditional Balinese communication tool,
which is a Tradtional Balinese Communication tool that its function is almost the
same as kentongan. The combination of these two words gave rise to the name of
this area being called Bedugul. Another story about the history of the origin of the
name Bedugul is that in ancient times there was a king who was bathing in Lake
Beratan and was accidentally seen by local residents, while they said that the King
was visible. These are several versions of the naming of Bedugul tourist
attractions.

Bedugul is a tourist area with lakes and mountains in Bali, located in the
center of the island near Lake Bratan between Denpasar and Singaraja. This

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region. includes the villages of Bedugul, Candi Kuning, Pancasari, Pacung and
Wanagiri.Being on the provincial road that connects Denpasar-Singaraja and
located close to the Eka Karya Botanical Gardens makes this place one of the
main tourist attractions on the island of Bali.

2.2.2 PangLipur Traditional Village

Penglipuran Village is one of the traditional villages
in Bali, located in Kubu Village, Bangli District,
Bangli Regency which has received the kalpataru
award from the government. The meaning of
kalpataru itself is awards given to individuals or
groups for their services in preserving the environment in Indonesia.
According to local residents, the word Penglipuran itself is taken
from the word Pengeling Pura, which means a holy place to remember the
ancestors. Yes, the people there really uphold the mandate of their ancestors.
The most visible characteristic of this village is the traditional building
architecture which generally has the same shape, namely the shape of the
roof and also the layout of the rooms. Maybe the aim is to bring fellow
citizens closer together so that their togetherness is maintained, apart from
that they also have the concept of blending with the natural atmosphere.
Apart from receiving the Kalpataru award, this village also received the title
as a tourist village by the Bangli Regency government in 1955, since then
this village has been visited by many tourists until now.
The unique thing about Penglipuran village is that the village spatial
management is very visible. In the north there is the Penataran temple which
is located higher than their traditional house. Meanwhile, in the middle of the
village there are residents' houses.
This tourist village has an area of 112 hectares, 40% of which is used as
land for bamboo forests. The village is inhabited by around 226 families,
most of whom work as farmers, bamboo craftsmen and livestock raisers.

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 There is a very large area of bamboo land, however, residents cannot be
careless in cutting down bamboo trees, they must ask permission from local
community leaders.

2.2.3 Braja Sandi Museum

The Bajra Sandhi Museum or better known as the Bajra
Sandhi monument is a monument that symbolizes the
struggle of the Balinese people, located in Renon,
Denpasar, Bali. The monument, which occupies 13.8 hectares
of land with a building area of 4900 meters, was
designed by Ir. Ida Gede in 1981. Construction of the
monument begins carried out in 1987 on the initiative of the
former Governor of Bali,
Ida Bagus Mantra. On 14 June 2003, the new monument was inaugurated by
President Megawati Soekarno Putri. The Bajra Sandhi Monument is also full of
symbols of independence. There are 17 steps at the main door of the monument.
There are 8 large pillars inside the monument which have a height of 45 meters.
These numbers are the date of Indonesian independence, August 17, 1945.

2.2.4 Kuta beach

Kuta Beach Bali is located in the southern part of
Bali Island. Located at a distance of 1.5 km from I Gusti
Ngurah Rai International Airport, Kuta Beach has a
beach of approximately 1,500 meters long. In the
past, Kuta Beach and Kuta were very quiet fishing
villages. Besides that, Kuta Beach was also used as
a commercial and maritime port by the Balinese kingdom. Now it has turned
into a small international city equipped with tourism supporting facilities and
infrastructure. The approximately 4 km long white sandy beach is very popular
with tourists for sunbathing, enjoying the sunset and swimming or surfing.

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 Before becoming a tourist attraction, Kuta was a trading port where local
products were traded to buyers from outside Bali.

2.2.5 Tanah Lot Tourism

Tanah Lot is located in Tabanan, only 30 km
from Denpasar. Meanwhile, the temple is
located about 300 meters offshore. Tanah Lot
Temple is believed to date back to the 16th
century. Currently, Tanah Lot has become a
favorite tourist spot for taking photos. Here, you can find many shops selling local
products and handicrafts along the entrance to Tanah Lot.Tanah Lot is located
about 30 km from Ngurah Rai Airport in Denpasar. When departing from
Denpasar, at the main intersection of the Kediri City highway, there is a sign
pointing southwest which will lead to Tanah Lot. To get to Tanah Lot Temple,
which passes through dry plains and up the hill.

2.3 Joger Souvenir Center

Souvenirs are mandatory items to bring home from vacation. Every tourist
spot has souvenirs typical of their respective regions, including Bali. This island
with a multitude of charms turns out to have souvenirs that are second to none
from anywhere in the world. Joger Bali A word factory that you can only find in
Bali.
Joger is an iconic souvenir place in Bali. Apart from Kuta Beach, Joger is
a place you must visit when you go to Bali. Inside there are Joger T-shirts, Joger
sandals, hats and other typical Joger souvenir items
Joger is a characteristic that someone has visited Bali. This souvenir center
is only on this island without opening branches in other countries or islands. His
role is identified with Bali

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 The name Joger was taken from the name of its owner, namely Mr. Joseph
Theodorus Wulianadi, combined with the name of his friend, Mr. Gerhard Seeger.
So the name Joger is taken from, Joseph + Gerhard. Mr Gerhard Seeger was a
friend of Joseph's father when he was at school in 1970, at the Hotelfachschule
Bad Wiessee, when it was still West Germany.
The location is on Jl. Raya Kuta and Jl. Denpasar, Tabanan. What makes
Joger unique compared to other souvenir shops is that its products have their own
characteristics. The products at Joger, from clothes, sandals to bags are written
with the words 'eccentric'.

2.4 Barong Dance as One of Balinese Culture

The Barong dance for the Balinese people is a fairly
well-known dance. This dance originating from Bali
is not just a performance dance but also has
elements of religious meaning in it. This Barong
dance tells about the mythological image of a
bear which has supernatural powers and is thought to be able to protect humans.
The Barong dance is a relic of pre-Hindu culture which symbolizes the battle
between good (dharma) and evil (adharma).
The Barong dance tells the story of the fight between Barong and Rangda,
and is also equipped with other characters, such as monkeys (Barong's friends),
Dewi Kunti, Sadewa (son of Dewi Kunti) and Rangda's followers. In this dance,
Barong symbolizes goodness where the dancer wears a four-legged animal
costume and evil is symbolized by Rangda, which is a scary figure with two
pointed fangs in his mouth.
This dance has sacred elements and has its own philosophy, where the
figure of Barong succeeds in defeating Rangda to create balance in the world, so
that no evil can disrupt human survival.

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 CHAPTER III
CLOSING

3.1 Conclusion
Based on the description presented by the author above, the following
conclusions can be drawn:
1. Bali is one of the destinations with many tourist destinations such as
Bedugul, Penglipur Traditional Village, Bajra Sandi, Kuta and Tanah Lot.
2. Balinese customs and culture are very interesting to explore, for example
when enjoying the meaningful Barong dance.
3. Tourist activities are useful for increasing insight and knowledge and are
an effective way to relieve fatigue from daily routines.

3.2 Suggestion
Based on the conclusions outlined above, the author proposes suggestions
that can be considered and useful, as follows:
3.2.1 For student
It is recommended to prepare a healthy physical condition during the trip,
and obey all the rules during tourist activities.
3.2.2 For Teachers
It is recommended that teachers improve their performance and
cooperation in organizing future field trips.
3.2.3 For the Tourist Bureau

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 It is hoped that the service will continue to improve for convenience
during the activity.

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