Jelajah Budaya Lintas Negara Di Kampung Tematik

Summary

Wetan Wonderland, a thematic village in Surabaya, East Java, offers a cultural fusion experience. Visitors can rent costumes, take photos at Instagram-worthy spots, dance, and enjoy local SME cuisine. The village, developed from previously neglected land, now empowers residents and boosts the economy. Each themed area represents different cultures, such as Adinda for Dayak traditions and Joker for Korean culture, complete with traditional attire rental and performances. Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm, Wetan Wonderland provides a budget-friendly, close-to-home getaway.

Takeaways

• 🎉 Wetan Wonderland is a newly inaugurated thematic village in Surabaya, East Java, opened on September 13th.
• 👘 Visitors can rent costumes and take photos at Instagram-worthy spots, dance, and enjoy local small business (UMKM) cuisine.
• 🏞 The village offers a cultural blend, featuring traditional dances like those from East Kalimantan, despite being located in Surabaya.
• 💃 On Sundays around 10 AM, visitors can join traditional Dayak dances in the village.
• 👗 For a complete experience, costumes can be rented for Rp25,000, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the culture.
• 📸 The village encourages visitors to capture moments at various photo spots, enhancing the thematic experience.
• 📍 Wetan Wonderland is situated in RW 1, Banjar Sugihan, Kecamatan Tandes, Surabaya, and is one of several thematic villages in the area.
• 🌐 Other thematic villages include Ter Jana (Chinese Java), Jawara (European Java), Joker (Korean), Nostalgia, and Jelita (Japanese), each offering unique cultural experiences.
• 👘 At the Joker village, visitors can rent Hanbok, traditional Korean attire, and witness traditional Ponorogo performances.
• 🍽️ The thematic villages also provide a platform for local UMKMs, offering a variety of local cuisines for visitors to enjoy.
• 🌟 Wetan Wonderland and other thematic villages are part of a community development program, transforming previously neglected or wasteland areas into economically valuable and culturally enriching spaces.

Q & A

When was Wetan Wonderland officially inaugurated?

Wetan Wonderland was officially inaugurated on September 13.

What is the concept of Wetan Wonderland in Surabaya?

Wetan Wonderland is a thematic village in Surabaya that showcases the concept of cultural acculturation, combining local and international cultures.

What activities can visitors engage in at Wetan Wonderland?

Visitors can rent costumes, take photos at Instagram-worthy spots, participate in traditional dances, and enjoy local culinary delights.

What is the significance of the traditional dance from Kalimantan Timur at Wetan Wonderland?

The traditional dance from Kalimantan Timur is part of the cultural experience offered to visitors, allowing them to immerse themselves in the Dayak culture through dance and attire.

What is the cost to rent a costume at Wetan Wonderland?

The cost to rent a costume at Wetan Wonderland is Rp25,000.

What is the location of Wetan Wonderland in Surabaya?

Wetan Wonderland is located in RW 1, Banjar Sugihan, Kecamatan Tandes, Surabaya.

What other thematic villages are part of Wetan Wonderland?

Other thematic villages include Ter Jana (Chinese Java), Jawara (European Java), Joker (Korea), Nostalgia, and Jelita (Japan).

What traditional Korean experience can visitors have at the Joker village?

At the Joker village, visitors can rent Hanbok, take photos at Instagram-worthy spots, and witness traditional Reog Ponorogo performances.

What is the operational schedule for Wetan Wonderland?

Wetan Wonderland is open every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and there is no entrance fee.

How does Wetan Wonderland contribute to the local economy?

Wetan Wonderland contributes to the local economy by empowering residents and providing economic value through the rental of traditional costumes and the promotion of local UMKM (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises).

What was the original state of the land where Wetan Wonderland is now located?

The land where Wetan Wonderland is now located was previously an undeveloped area used as a garbage dump or neglected land.