Profil dan Potensi Desa Maliku - KKT 134 UNSRAT

Summary

The video introduces the village of Maliku, located in the South Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi. Originally named Lalumpe, the village's name changed to Lilikku, meaning 'my beloved, my pride,' before becoming Maliku during the Dutch colonial period. With a population of 679, Maliku is a predominantly Christian community with a strong agricultural base, known for crops like coconut, cloves, and vanilla. The village also boasts natural attractions, including a historical cave and a beautiful waterfall, both of which present tourism potential. Maliku is poised to become a significant tourist destination in North Sulawesi.

Takeaways

• 😀 The village of Maliku was originally named Lalumpe, but over time it changed to Lilikku, meaning 'my beloved, my pride, who is loved.'
• 😀 During Dutch colonization, the village name was altered to Maliku, which remains in use today.
• 😀 Maliku village spans 4,000 hectares, with only 25 hectares designated as residential areas.
• 😀 The village is located in the East Amurang sub-district, South Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi, and is bordered by several other villages.
• 😀 The current population of Maliku village is 679 people, consisting of 363 men and 316 women.
• 😀 Maliku village is home to 230 families, spread across 5 jaga (neighborhoods).
• 😀 The entire population of Maliku is Christian, and there are four churches in the village.
• 😀 The village has a variety of educational institutions, including one kindergarten, two elementary schools, and one junior high school.
• 😀 Maliku's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with local farmers cultivating coconut, cloves, vanilla, rice, and corn.
• 😀 Maliku has notable tourism potential, including a historical cave from the Dutch colonial period and a waterfall that takes about an hour to visit.

Q & A

What was the original name of the village of Maliku?

The original name of the village was Lalumpe.

What does the name 'Lilikku' mean?

'Lilikku' means 'my beloved, my pride, who is loved.'

Why did the village of Maliku change its name to Maliku?

During the Dutch colonization of Indonesia, the name of the village was changed to Maliku, which is the name it is known by today.

How large is the village of Maliku?

The village of Maliku covers an area of 4,000 hectares, with 25 hectares designated as a settlement area.

Where is Maliku located?

Maliku is located in the East Amurang sub-district, South Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi.

What are the neighboring villages to Maliku?

Maliku borders Rite Village to the north, Maliku 1 Village to the south, Pinaling Village to the west, and Kaneyan and Koreng Villages to the east.

What is the current population of Maliku?

The current population of Maliku is 679 people, with 363 men and 316 women.

How many families are there in the village of Maliku?

There are 230 families in the village of Maliku, spread across 5 jaga (community groups).

What is the primary religion practiced in Maliku?

All people in the village of Maliku are Christian.

What educational facilities are available in Maliku?

Maliku has a kindergarten, two elementary schools, and one junior high school.

What agricultural products are commonly produced in Maliku?

Maliku has agricultural potential for coconut, cloves, vanilla, rice fields, and corn. Most people in the village work as copra farmers.

What are some of the tourist attractions in Maliku?

Maliku has a cave that dates back to the Dutch colonial period, as well as a waterfall. Both are natural attractions that could become significant tourism sites.

How long is the cave in Maliku, and what is its significance?

The cave in Maliku is approximately 20 meters long and is considered a historical site from the Dutch colonial period. It is a potential tourism attraction due to its natural beauty.

How long does it take to visit the waterfall in Maliku?

It takes about one hour to reach and enjoy the beauty of the waterfall in Maliku Village.

What are the hopes for the future of Maliku?

It is hoped that Maliku will become a popular tourist destination in North Sulawesi over time.