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Gunungkidul handayani

Gunungkidul handayani

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Gunungkidul handayani

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  1. GUNUNGKIDUL REGENCY ESTERLITA PRATIWI 091134058 PAULIN KRISNA W. 091134072 HESTI WULANDARI 091134086 VITALIS ESTHI DARATRI 091134129

  2. GUNUNGKIDUL HANDAYANI H : HIJAU (GREEN) A : AMAN (SAVE) N : NORMATIF (NORMATIVE) D : DINAMIS (DINAMIC) A : AMAL (CARITY) Y : YAKIN (CONVIDENCE) A : ASAH ASIH ASUH (Develop the attitude that educates with great compassion to people becoming self-sufficient.) N : NILAI TAMBAH (USEFULL) I : INDAH (BEAUTIFUL)

  3. Local Languages/Dialect • Local language used is Java language • Dialect • Used the word "LHA” on any sentence or word, example: A: “lha koe arep lungo ngandi?” B: “arep nang warung, lha kepiye?” A: “kamu mau pergi kemana?” B: “mau kewarung, ada apa?”

  4. An emphasis on the letter “Y“ eg: juta=yuto, bayam=bayem • Word often used: • kathek: kok bisa • Biyuh-biyuh: ya ampun • Gene/andekno • Mandak : malah • Talk on high volume of voice

  5. Culinary Tourism TIWUL (DRIED CASSAVA) AND SAMBAL BAWANG

  6. SAYUR LOMBOK IJO NASI MERAH (RICE RED)

  7. KRECEK TELO GATOT WALANG GORENG (FRIED LOCUST)

  8. Local Costumes Blangkon Sanggul Surjan Kebaya Keris Jarik Jarik Selop Selop Traditional clothes imposed same as traditional clothes of Yogyakartaprovince.

  9. Local House Local house of Gunungkidul region is same as local house of Yogyakarta provincenamed “Joglo”.

  10. Local Stereotypes of Temperaments • Positive • Help each other • Work hard • Friendly • Negative • Easy to believe • Spiteful

  11. KARST AREA BEACHES TOURISM OBJECTS MOUNTAIN CAVE TUBING LOCAL ARTS

  12. Beaches INDRAYANTI NGRENEHAN BARON NGOBARAN SADENG KUKUP DRINI

  13. SUNDAK KRAKAL WEDIOMBO SADRANAN SIUNG POK TUNGGAL SLILI TOURISM OBJECTS

  14. Karst Area • Gunungkidul regency is one of the regions in Indonesia which has karst area. BRAHOLO SEWU TOURISM OBJECTS KALISUCI

  15. Mountain Nglanggeran mountain is an ancient volcano. Is is suitable for many activities such as hill climbing, tracking and camping TOURISM OBJECTS

  16. Cave Tubing CAVE TUBING PINDUL CAVE TUBING KALISUCI TOURISM OBJECTS

  17. CAMPURSARI RASULAN KETHEK OGLENG LOCAL ARTS REOG GEJOG LESUNG PUPPET SHOW LABUHAN TAYUB CING-CING GOLING

  18. CAMPURSARI Campursari is a kind of original music from Gunungkidul. This music mixed between traditional and modern music . LOCAL ARTS

  19. RASULAN Rasulan, for Gunungkidul people is that performed by the farmers when harvest time comes. LOCAL ARTS

  20. REOG Reog is a kind of folk art based on Panji Story. It usually played by more than 10 people consist of Pentul, Tembem, and the other army. LOCAL ARTS

  21. PUPPET SHOW Based on how to play, there are three kinds of puppet show which are ‘wayangkulit’, ‘wayang orang’, ‘wayangbeber’. LOCAL ARTS

  22. TAYUB Tayub is performed by female dancers (called ‘Ledhek’) who dance accompanied by gamelan music to entertain the audience. LOCAL ARTS

  23. KETHEK OGLENG Kethekogleng is a folk dance drama to entertain people that performed after the harvest time. LOCAL ARTS

  24. GEJOG LESUNG LOCAL ARTS

  25. LABUHAN Labuhan, also known as sedekahlaut, is a traditional ceremony of floating offerings and flowers of many colors into the south sea. LOCAL ARTS

  26. CING-CING GOLING CEREMONY Cing-cinggoling ceremony is a form of gratitude to God for the succesful harvest of local people and escapes from Majapahit Kingdom.

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