RUMAH BERSEJARAH PENINGGALAN DOKTER DADI TJOKRODIPO

Summary

This video takes viewers on a tour of the Giri Condro Villa in Bandar Lampung, a historical site built in 1935 by Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo, the first doctor in the Lampung province. The villa, which once served as a relaxing retreat for the doctor’s family, is still home to his descendants. The video also delves into the fascinating life of Dr. Dadi, his connection with Indonesia’s first president, and his work in fighting diseases like frambusia. The story includes a visit to the villa’s cemetery, where the remains of Dr. Dadi’s family are interred, and a discussion of the villa’s mystical reputation.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video takes viewers on a tour of the Giri Condro Villa, a historical site located in Bandar Lampung, Indonesia.
• 😀 Giri Condro Villa, built in 1935, was originally owned by Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo, the first doctor in Lampung province.
• 😀 Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo was a pioneer in providing medical care in remote areas and contributed to combating diseases like frambusia.
• 😀 The villa is located at Jalan Imam Bonjol 33, Tanjungkarang Barat, near Balai Krakatau and has been preserved as a historical site.
• 😀 The villa now serves as a residence for a grandfather and his son, Dwi, who give tours of the villa.
• 😀 The villa holds personal and historical significance as Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo was the father-in-law of Megawati Soekarnoputri, former president of Indonesia.
• 😀 Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo’s son-in-law, Surindro Supjarso, was a pilot who tragically died in a plane crash in 1970.
• 😀 Megawati Soekarnoputri, when visiting Lampung, often stops by the villa, though this is not publicized in the media.
• 😀 A cemetery for Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo and his family is located behind the villa, though the bodies have since been moved to Java.
• 😀 The video also includes a story about a sacred spring at the villa, which is said to never run dry, and the surrounding grounds sometimes attract individuals interested in occult practices.

Q & A

What is the Giri Condro Villa, and who built it?

The Giri Condro Villa is a historical villa built by Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo, the first doctor in Lampung province. It was constructed in 1935 and is located in Bandarlampung.

What is the significance of Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo in the region?

Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo was a pioneering figure in Lampung, known for his efforts to fight diseases like frambusia. He was also a family member of President Sukarno, making him an important historical figure in both medical and political contexts.

How does the villa connect to Megawati Soekarnoputri?

Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo is the father-in-law of Megawati Soekarnoputri. His eldest son, Surindro Supjarso, married Megawati and became a pilot. Megawati frequently visits the villa when she is in Lampung.

What role did Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo play in Lampung’s healthcare?

Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo started as a traveling doctor, addressing urgent health crises like frambusia. He later settled in Lampung and opened a clinic, contributing significantly to the region's healthcare.

What happened to Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo's son, Surindro Supjarso?

Surindro Supjarso, Dr. Dadi’s eldest son, tragically died in a plane crash on January 22, 1970, when the plane he was on disappeared over the Biak waters in Papua.

Why is the villa still significant today?

The villa remains significant as a historical landmark, housing memories of Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo’s family and serving as a place of reflection for historical visitors like Megawati Soekarnoputri.

What is the connection between the villa and rituals or dark practices?

The villa’s surroundings are sometimes used by people for rituals, including occult activities. Despite this, the villa is maintained and respected as a historical site.

What can visitors see at the villa today?

Visitors can tour the villa and learn about its history, including rooms once used for family gatherings. They can also hear stories about Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo’s life and legacy, shared by the current residents.

What is located behind the villa?

Behind the villa is the family burial site, where Dr. Dadi Tjokrodipo and other family members were originally buried. Although the remains were later moved to another location, the graveyard area is still visited.

What interesting detail was shared about the remains moved from the grave?

It was mentioned that some of the remains, such as hair and bones, were well-preserved when moved, adding to the mysterious and historical allure of the location.