From Jakarta - Baduy Village Guided Tour & Learn Weave Cloth

Highlights

• Discover the unique culture of the Baduy tribe on a guided tour
• Trek through fields, forests, and rivers in the Outer Baduy region
• Visit traditional houses made from bamboo and coconut leaves
• Learn about the Baduy's customs, traditions, and way of life
• Learn how to weave cloth

Description

Explore Baduy Village, home to the Baduy tribe, or Urang Kanekes, a community that firmly upholds local wisdom. Its population is approximately 26,000, and it is divided into two regions: Outer Baduy and Inner Baduy. The border between the two regions is marked by a bamboo hut where the Inner Baduy stay while they farm. The Baduy tribe adheres strictly to their customs, but they are not isolated or isolated from the outside world. There are several taboos for them. One of these is taking photographs, especially in the Inner Baduy region. Visitors are only allowed to describe the atmosphere within the area with sketches. Today, Baduy Village is frequently visited by both domestic and international tourists. There are several rules that must be followed when visiting Baduy. These rules differ for Outer Baduy, Inner Baduy, and the border between the two. Inner Baduy consists of three villages: Cikeusik, Cikertawarna, and Cibeo. Cibeo is more welcoming to visitors. However, visitors are still prohibited from taking photographs and are prohibited from using soap, shampoo, toothpaste, or other chemicals when bathing, as they are feared to damage the environment. Cikeusik, on the other hand, is very beautiful and pristine, but rarely visited. Interact with Local Residents The Outer Baduy people are known for their friendliness and openness to tourists. You can chat directly with them to understand their daily lives, traditions, and traditional values. Village Trekking The Outer Baduy offer beautiful natural scenery, with paths that stretch through fields, forests, and rivers. Trekking in this region will give you the experience of being at one with nature while enjoying the fresh air. Visit a Traditional House The houses in the Outer Baduy are built from natural materials like bamboo and roofed with coconut leaves. You can learn about their simple yet durable traditional architecture. Handicraft Shopping The Outer Baduy people produce a variety of handicrafts, such as woven fabrics, woven bags, and traditional accessories. Buying these crafts is a great way to bring home a souvenir while supporting the local economy. Learn Weave Cloth The Baduy people have a variety of unique traditions, such as weave cloth.

Includes

All entrance ticket Lunch with local taste Learning local traditions like weave cloth Village trekking to Ageung Lake Village trekking to Roots Bridge Visit to a traditional house

Excludes

Additional 1.5 hours Trekking to Cicakal Village Extra Meal

Important Information

• Visitors are prohibited from taking photographs unless got permission. Visitors are suggested wearing polite clothes Visitors should respect local customs and traditions.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund